Via Nate Daniels
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Via RockArchives
If that headline looks familiar, it's only because that's the joke that the famed U2 guitar player is going to have to live with for the next six months of his life. There he is in Vancouver during Thursday night's show, perfecting his art of "holding down a few chords and letting it reverb" before accidentally taking a Looney Tunes step right over the edge.
Once the cartoon dust settled, The Edge only had a few minor injuries and the show continued on as normal. Whether or not that's a good thing, we'll leave up to you.
It's that time of the year again! As we all settle in for the winter months and ponder what happened in the months gone by, let's take a look back at the best of the worst in 2014. It's been a fantastic year for failing on social media, celebrity gaffes, and pranks gone awry. Check out our favorites here below!
Via MisterPreda
Looks like Britney Spears decided to use a fairly lazy google image search result for grilled corn, and of course the internet noticed.
Lena Dunham had a lot of nerve when she attempted to kiss Brad Pitt on the lips without his consent at the premier of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which they both star in.
Beside the fact that the move was just straight up awkward and cringey AF, people on the internet have been accusing Dunham of sexual assault, claiming that if the roles were reversed, she and her fans would be up in arms over it, labeling it a "Me Too" situation.
Dunham already didn't have the best reputation with the internet as is, but this little stunt she pulled has really been the icing on the cake!
Via Miley Cyrus
Presumably this weeping kitty monstrosity is in reference to her American Music Awards performance in November (a performance that some have gone so far as to say was a commentary on her own internet infamy.) All we know is that this would probably qualify as an Ugliest Tattoo regardless of the celebrity subject, but boy does that help!
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