We are all used to seeing
celebrities to see celebrities as perfect beings, spilling all their splendor
on the red carpet and concerts, shining with their Hollywood smile and
surprising designer clothes. But we cannot forget that they are also human, and
away from the cameras, they also sweat, bleed and have bodies with some
defects, just like any of us.
And since everyone in this world has had
embarrassing moments at some time, today we bring you ridiculous images of
celebrities that, although they will make you laugh, will also change the
perspective of how you see them. As they say, “we all have a dark
side.”
Zac Efron-Itchiness
Miley Cyprus
Lindsay Lohan
Emma-No Bra
Cameron-No Makeup
Dakota Fanning-Monthly Visitor
Beyoncé
Kim Kardashian
That is why all paparazzi dream of catching
an awkward moment from the stars, for example when they leave the store without
makeup or underwear or when they appear drunk.
This is so shameful, such a disgrace to journalism. I can't believe we are at a time where we ridicule women for their periods. Privacy seem to have lost all its meaning. Everyone involved should be ashamed of themselves.
These pictures don't diminish ANY of these human beings you have showed at their most human – they diminish this "publication," and make the autobiographical statement by "Mr Priceless" an utter and complete mockery of itself. "Empowerment, success and excellence, professional," and disgusting, opportunistic POS. Women having their periods on set? "GET THAT PHOTOGRAPH!" Older women with cellulite? A stage photo of Miley Cyrus? UNDERARM HAIR on Beyonce's armpit – my God, what a….natural occurrence.
Zac Efron's balls itched once? (You wouldn't understand that feeling, would you, "Mr Priceless"?).
You just can't get more "professional" than that, "Mr Priceless" (you are "Mr Priceless" because you are worth nothing). Athletes shouldn't have to wear bikini bottoms to compete. When they do, we might have the DECENCY not to photograph their ASSES, yes?
"Decency," you ask, "what's that?"
" A Journalist with facts and a difference" (whose career is based on trying to embarrass and dehumanize others – but only embarrasses himself).
You should die an early death – of shame – 'Mr Worthless.'
This is so shameful, such a disgrace to journalism. I can't believe we are at a time where we ridicule women for their periods. Privacy seem to have lost all its meaning. Everyone involved should be ashamed of themselves.
These pictures don't diminish ANY of these human beings you have showed at their most human – they diminish this "publication," and make the autobiographical statement by "Mr Priceless" an utter and complete mockery of itself. "Empowerment, success and excellence, professional," and disgusting, opportunistic POS. Women having their periods on set? "GET THAT PHOTOGRAPH!" Older women with cellulite? A stage photo of Miley Cyrus? UNDERARM HAIR on Beyonce's armpit – my God, what a….natural occurrence.
Zac Efron's balls itched once? (You wouldn't understand that feeling, would you, "Mr Priceless"?).
You just can't get more "professional" than that, "Mr Priceless" (you are "Mr Priceless" because you are worth nothing). Athletes shouldn't have to wear bikini bottoms to compete. When they do, we might have the DECENCY not to photograph their ASSES, yes?
"Decency," you ask, "what's that?"
" A Journalist with facts and a difference" (whose career is based on trying to embarrass and dehumanize others – but only embarrasses himself).
You should die an early death – of shame – 'Mr Worthless.'