Celebrities With The Worst 2012 Tomorrow is a new day and a new year! Congrats to all of us for surviving another one. For many of us, we can’t wait to get on with our lives and leave 2012 in the past. But nobody wants to leave 2012 in the past nearly as much as these celebrities who possibly had the worst 2012s of anyone. Let’s take a look at the celebrities who had monumentally bad 2012s. Hopefully next year will be better for them.
What the hell is this broad wearing?!? Kristen Stewarts Wears Hideous Sheer Dress To “On The Road” Premiere According to TMZ reports : A confused Kristen Stewart must have thought she was walking the worst ever Victoria’s Secret runway show, because she showed up to the NYC premiere of “On the Road” in this bizarre retro bra and panty sheer paneled dress thing last night. Although the hot neon Christian Louboutin heels are fierce — but perhaps slightly too big — they do nothing for the unfortunate Erdem smock. While KStew is back with Robert Pattinson, she may now want to break up with her stylist and re-issue her infamous apology, “I’m deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment I’ve caused to those close to me and everyone this has affected.” On a positive note, at least the 22-year-old can finally say “Twilight” is no longer the worst thing she’s ever been in. Kristen looks like a crack slore in a Japanese cartoon. That is all. Check out more pics of her struggle below. Images via SplashNews
What the hell is this broad wearing?!? Kristen Stewarts Wears Hideous Sheer Dress To “On The Road” Premiere According to TMZ reports : A confused Kristen Stewart must have thought she was walking the worst ever Victoria’s Secret runway show, because she showed up to the NYC premiere of “On the Road” in this bizarre retro bra and panty sheer paneled dress thing last night. Although the hot neon Christian Louboutin heels are fierce — but perhaps slightly too big — they do nothing for the unfortunate Erdem smock. While KStew is back with Robert Pattinson, she may now want to break up with her stylist and re-issue her infamous apology, “I’m deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment I’ve caused to those close to me and everyone this has affected.” On a positive note, at least the 22-year-old can finally say “Twilight” is no longer the worst thing she’s ever been in. Kristen looks like a crack slore in a Japanese cartoon. That is all. Check out more pics of her struggle below. Images via SplashNews
Here’s a little treat for you guys; all the Victoria’s Secret Angels getting into the Christmas spirit and singing ‘Deck the Halls’. I must warn you that Miranda Kerr ‘s voice is the worst and it is somewhat a turnoff, so I recommend listening to this on mute. Enjoy.
“Why do we fall, Bruce? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.” Was The Dark Knight Rises the finale that Batman deserved and needed? On the new TDKR DVD/Blu-ray release (on shelves today), Christopher Nolan and his collaborators wax poetic about their Batman saga and shed light on what made Bruce Wayne’s rise, fall, and redemption such compelling material. “Every film has to be driven by a story,” says Nolan in the bonus feature “The Journey of Bruce Wayne” in which he offers up his personal take on the Batman mythos along with brother/screenwriter Jonathan Nolan, David S. Goyer, Christian Bale, and Hans Zimmer. “And story is driven by people, by characters, by the human face. What we recognize in it, what we’re attracted to, what we hope for, for that character — that relatability — is what drew me to Bruce Wayne’s story.” Nolan and his co-writers speak of Batman/Bruce Wayne in clinical terms: He’s depressed, addicted, and traumatized as the events of Batman Begins and moreso The Dark Knight give way to the confrontations of The Dark Knight Rises . “We tried to treat Batman – the Batman costume, the Batman personality — as if it were an addiction,” said Goyer. “He’s addicted to it; he’s addicted to the anger, that he’s addicted to the violence, that he’s addicted to the suit. It’s all he really lives for, how he was able to channel his anger and his energy is by being Batman and as long as there was something to push against he had a reason for existing, and now that the streets are relatively crime free he doesn’t have anything to push against, so he doesn’t have a purpose.” Bale puts it another way: “He’s not the most healthy of individuals.” The imperative for Nolan & Co.’s game-changing approach to superhero stories was, according to Jonathan Nolan, “being conscious of never straying too far from these being films about a man. There’s a city, there’s a rogue’s gallery, there are some amazing, compelling characters — but it’s really the story of a guy who decided to do something very unconventional, illegal, dangerous, out of a somewhat broken sense of righteousness and justice.” Behind-the-scenes looks abound on Warner Bros.’ comprehensive home video release, from a franchise-spanning Batmobile featurette to the plethora of making-of pieces that peel back the layers on the technical orchestration that went into TDKR ‘s explosive, epic production. But if you want to get to the heart of Nolan’s Batman — and the series that, starting with Batman Begins , ushered in a new era for the Caped Crusader and comic book movies for cinephiles and fanboys alike – this is the must-watch of the batch. As much as the bombast and drama of TDKR makes for a standalone watch, it was intended to fulfill a specific purpose: To question all that came before, and round out the complete three-film journey of its hero. “For the ending of The Dark Knight to have the validity of gravity it should have,” says Nolan, “it is important to have The Dark Knight Rises .” Read more on The Dark Knight Rises , on DVD/Blu-ray today. Follow Jen Yamato on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
Here’s an easy formula to get attention for your Worst Movies of 2012 list. Take the unfathomable big-budget box-office failure that’s likely to top a lot of these year-end thumbsuckers — and make it number two. Next, single out an ambitious film by a trio of filmmakers with a passionate following. Put it at the top (or is it the bottom?) of your list and wait for their fans to scream. That’s what Time magazine , in the role of media Old Georgie, has done with its “Top 10 Worst Films” list for the year. Writer Mary Pols chose the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer’ s collaboration Cloud Atlas as the year’s stinkiest over Disney’s summer bomb John Carter. And I’m calling bullshit. Before I explain, take a look at Pols’ entire list: 10. One For The Money 9. T he Odd Life Of Timothy Green 8. What To Expect When You’re Expecting 7. Alex Cross 6. The Lorax 5. This Means War 4. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter 3. Hyde Park on Hudson 2. John Carter 1. Cloud Atlas Most of those movies are largely formulaic and, in some cases, cynical attempts to put asses in seats. They should be on the list, particularly the aptly named One For The Money and What to Expect When Your Expecting, which would have tied for worst movie had I been doing the ranking. (Even though Jennifer Lopez is the mother of twins in real life, I cannot summon the suspension of disbelief to buy her as a parent in the movies.) Yes, Cloud Atlas is an unwieldy, problematic movie that could have used a good streamlining in terms of the sheer number of stories that were adapted from David Mitchell’s novel, but a film this ambitious — and unabashedly spiritual at its core — does not deserve to be on a list of the year’s worst. Movieline’s chief critic Alison Willmore explained it beautifully in her review: Cloud Atlas strives continually for transcendence and only sometimes grasps it, but the sincerity with which it pursues the emotion and the very idea of the reverberating impact selfless actions can have is quite moving. It’s rare, these days, to see a movie declare its aims for greatness so openly and without a leaden sense of self-importance. And though the film doesn’t achieve all of its goals, it does offer an indelibly powerful vision of a throughline from the past to today and on through the end of things, that expresses faith in the ability of people to overcome animalism. It’s spiritual but entirely humanistic, and salvation, when it comes, arrives from within or from other people — an outrageous, silly and beautiful ode to the better nature of mankind. You won’t see anyone writing that about What to Expect When You’re Expecting. [Time] Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
Here’s an easy formula to get attention for your Worst Movies of 2012 list. Take the unfathomable big-budget box-office failure that’s likely to top a lot of these year-end thumbsuckers — and make it number two. Next, single out an ambitious film by a trio of filmmakers with a passionate following. Put it at the top (or is it the bottom?) of your list and wait for their fans to scream. That’s what Time magazine , in the role of media Old Georgie, has done with its “Top 10 Worst Films” list for the year. Writer Mary Pols chose the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer’ s collaboration Cloud Atlas as the year’s stinkiest over Disney’s summer bomb John Carter. And I’m calling bullshit. Before I explain, take a look at Pols’ entire list: 10. One For The Money 9. T he Odd Life Of Timothy Green 8. What To Expect When You’re Expecting 7. Alex Cross 6. The Lorax 5. This Means War 4. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter 3. Hyde Park on Hudson 2. John Carter 1. Cloud Atlas Most of those movies are largely formulaic and, in some cases, cynical attempts to put asses in seats. They should be on the list, particularly the aptly named One For The Money and What to Expect When Your Expecting, which would have tied for worst movie had I been doing the ranking. (Even though Jennifer Lopez is the mother of twins in real life, I cannot summon the suspension of disbelief to buy her as a parent in the movies.) Yes, Cloud Atlas is an unwieldy, problematic movie that could have used a good streamlining in terms of the sheer number of stories that were adapted from David Mitchell’s novel, but a film this ambitious — and unabashedly spiritual at its core — does not deserve to be on a list of the year’s worst. Movieline’s chief critic Alison Willmore explained it beautifully in her review: Cloud Atlas strives continually for transcendence and only sometimes grasps it, but the sincerity with which it pursues the emotion and the very idea of the reverberating impact selfless actions can have is quite moving. It’s rare, these days, to see a movie declare its aims for greatness so openly and without a leaden sense of self-importance. And though the film doesn’t achieve all of its goals, it does offer an indelibly powerful vision of a throughline from the past to today and on through the end of things, that expresses faith in the ability of people to overcome animalism. It’s spiritual but entirely humanistic, and salvation, when it comes, arrives from within or from other people — an outrageous, silly and beautiful ode to the better nature of mankind. You won’t see anyone writing that about What to Expect When You’re Expecting. [Time] Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
This could have worked out a whole lot better…and been a whole lot hotter…you know cuz they are bikini and lingerie models….who are willing to get topless…and show off their bikini and lingerie models…but instead Roberto Cavalli…used them in the worst possible way….like hiring a hooker to come over and play a game of chess or some shit…step up your bikini model game Cavalli and staff…I thought fashion understood this whole nudity thing…
Aubrey O’Day is a ditch pig who you would assume just got raped by a trucker and thrown out after dude was done with her….leaving her deep in the mud to cool off and fish around for something to eat cuz she just can’t stop eating…at least based on her body…and I am sure that stems from hating herself, feeling sorry for herself….all while pretending to be a glorious DIVA….who gets to film music videos and sing songs badly….like some kind of joke…because she plays the game right….when really the only game she should be playing is doing squats….on my dick…till she drops 50 lbs…. I hate fat chicks and I hate Aubrey O’Day….SHe’s the worst. TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS FOLLOW THIS LINK
I’m not so sure about Karolina Kurkova anymore. Sure, she’s a model and she has great legs, but those front teeth look dangerous. Ah, hell. For that sexy leather booty, I’d risk it. What’s the worst that could happen? Related Articles: Karolina Kurkova’s Ass Should Be Heading For Retirement Karolina Kurkova Nude DT Magazine Pictures Karolina Kurkova In Her Sweet Poolside Attire Petra Nemcova’s Got Mega Cleavage Photos: PacificCoastNews
