Oops has revealed their best and worst celebrity moments. No list would be complete without these three starlets, who could forget their crazy, wild, and obsessive behavior this past year.
Celebrity Oops: Angelina Jolie Worst Blonde Hair Moments
She has been quoted as saying she's actually a natural blond, but dark hair is definitely her best look. Jolie went blond in "Life or Something Like it," and her hair looked about as natural.
Celebrity Oops: Halle Berry Worst Blonde Hair Moments
In a movie franchise that has made hundreds of millions of dollars, you would think the "X-Men" folks would buy a decent wig for one of Marvel's most beloved character, Storm. And the fans agreed. The first film's platinum hair color resembled a Wal-Mart Halloween wig, the second film's yellowy-blond wig didn't add any prowess and looked bland, and the third film's cropped, platinum blond with salt-and-pepper highlights wig looks as if it was borrowed from Carol Channing.
Celebrity Oops: Jessica Alba Worst Blonde Hair Moments
"Fantastic Four" fanboys cried foul when Jessica Alba assumed the role of Sue Storm. And with good reason--the original comic and subsequent animated series portrayed Sue Storm as a blond and blue eyed heroine. Someone like Michelle Williams (above, at right) or Charlize Theron would have been the perfect casting choice. Alba resorted to horrid blue eye-color contact lenses, bleach blond hair and lots of makeup to resemble to character.
Celebrity Oops: Worst celebrity blond hair moments
Not everyone can be a hair style chameleon like Madonna. She can go from blond to brunette and still look good. It's a combination of facial features, skin tone and meticulously selected shades of hair dye that enables the naturally brunette star to go blond and (cliche alert) have more fun. Let's examine stars who have made some of the worst blond mistakes. Ever. Whether it be for a movie role or otherwise, let's hope these stars back away from the bleach bottle and return to their (pun alert) roots.
Celebrity Oops: Emmy's Best and Worst Moments
You knew the Emmys couldn't resist a parody of Madonna and Britney's liplock at the MTV Video Music Awards -- so we got not one, but two, lengthy smooches between unlikely celebrities. In the show's opening moments, Brad Garrett planted a big wet one on Garry Shandling, who then quipped, ''I just want to say to CBS, he's worth every nickel.'' Then, Garrett's costar Doris Roberts, picking up her trophy, got a long kiss from presenter Matthew Perry. Said the actress, ''That was worth getting up here for.''
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