Have you noticed how thin Lady Gaga has gotten lately? No? Everyone else has. In fact I read an article the other day that quoted close sources as saying that she barely eats at all.

To back up a bit, a source deep inside Camp Gaga tells us people have been on her ass (no pun intended) to lose weight, to begin with. Supposedly, Gaga’s “Paparazzi” video shoot last April is when things started get touchy on the subject of weight.

“Producers had to shoot around her. They draped fabric over her thighs and shot her backside with a softer lens,” adds our eyewitness source. “They did everything they could to hide her not-so-flattering areas.” We’re told the negative comments by onlookers were so harsh that the usually confident Gaga has become so self-conscious that she’s practically stopped eating altogether.

Maybe this is the reason she nearly fainted on stage in New Zealand the other night. See Video. Of course her peeps claims exhaustion and dehydration…but that’s industry code for ‘eating disorder’.

Finally everyone is starting to notice Lindsay Lohan’s dramatic weight loss. We started reporting about the incredibly shrinking LiLo last November. Get with the program people! You have to take a girl seriously when she makes a “skinny pact” with her girlfriend.

Just yesterday Page Six ran a blip about how Lindsay’s weight loss is caused by stress and the fact that she is living on cigarettes, candy and Red Bull. Later in the day a British tabloid reported that Lindsay is losing weight on purpose.

The speed of the 22-year-old’s weight loss is almost as much of a concern as her thin frame. It has been attributed in part to a calorie-burning weight-loss drink, VPX RedLine Fat Incinerator, not dissimilar to the Celsius drink favoured by the equally skinny Katie Holmes.

Either way…someone needs to show her these pictures. I mean, if she loses another ounce those giant fake boobies will cause her to just topple on over.

When is Lindsay Lohan going to admit that she is either A) using again or B) has a serious eating disorder?