5 Embarrassing Celebrity Moments

#5 Fergie

We all know that feeling, when you are engaged in an activity that you just cannot escape from but you really need to visit the toilet. Fergie here, couldn’t wait to go pee. Like, literally could not wait. 

#4 Jennifer Lawrence

Winning a best actress award at the 2013 Oscars, Jennifer Lawrence had just a little trouble making to the stage. It is hard to blame her too much though. Look at that dress, I would get totally lost in that thing and definitely struggle up stairs.

#3 Demi Moore

Well, we have definitely all done this so no big deal for Demi Moore here really. She went to a Chanel party in Miami and apparently danced a little bit awkwardly right in front of Lenny Kravitz, who seemed a bit embarrassed and turned away. Oh well, just say you were drunk.

#2 Leonardo DiCaprio

This guy loves bananas. Probably. Is there something a little uncomfortable about this photo? Obviously taken when Leo was in his younger days, it has that creep feeling of someone being exploited.

#1 Sandra Bullock

I guess she might be a bit embarrassed about this photo; I mean, semi-naked, weird blue jeans and the flowers and glasses of a hippy. She usually appears quite stylish but in this photo, not so much. 

Is This Footage of the Worst Parking Job Ever? (Spoiler Alert: Probably)

So says a member of the audience gathered to watch 77-year-old Eleanor Holmes Norton, a congresswoman in Washington D.C., try (and fail) to park her car into a normal, wide-open spot.

Now we are first to admit that we are terrible at parking. If we have to parallel park, forget it. We're forking over 12 bucks to the valet so we don't have to worry about that nonsense. But this footage is next-level bananas.

Not only does Eleanor bump and scratch up against the cars next to hers as she tries to slide in, but she gets out and pays no never mind to her completely ridiculous park job. Plus, there are people with her who tried to assist her with the park job and simply just let her leave the car like that as if they looked at it when she was done and was like, "eh, close enough."

NEWS: Disabled woman gets shocking note from the person who stole her parking post

According to Heard on the Hill, Norton did leave a note later before she left just in case there was any damage to the surrounding cars.

"After the Congresswoman parked her car, we assessed the cars on either side to see if there was any damage. We could not find any," a Norton aide told the site. "But we left a note with a business card so the congresswoman could be contacted in case we missed any."

You know what? We kind of love you for this, Eleanor. You probably had more important business to attend to in Washington.

Maria Bello Shares Kiss With Girlfriend Clare Munn at Gala—See the Sweet Photos!

Wearing a black, draped, one shoulder jumpsuit, the 47-year-old Coyote Ugly andER alum and her girlfriend, a media exec and human rights activist, were photographed kissing and staring at each other lovingly as they posed for photos at the 2015 Human Rights Campaign's Los Angeles Gala dinner earlier this month.

Bello, who has a 14-year-old son from a previous relationship with a man, came out publicly in a New York Times essay published in November 2013, revealing she was in a relationship with a woman named Clare and calling herself a "whatever." She and Munn have since attended several events together and have also been spottedshowing sweet PDA in public.

Last month, Bello was honored with the HRC Equality Award at the Human Rights Campaign's 2015 Austin Gala.

"In some ways I wish I wasn't standing up here," she said in her speech. "I wish that one day the labels that discriminate against people will be a thing of the past and we will not have to fight for the permission to love who we love."

She also talked about her decision to reveal her sexuality to the public.

"After being so private for most of my life, why should I share my story so publicly?" Bello said. "At the time I wrote my article, I most of all wanted my 12-year-old son to be proud of his family. I wanted him to know that our story was not something to be ashamed or so unusual that we were the only ones living this way. "Well, it turns out he was already proud and in this case, wiser than I was, when he said, 'Whatever, Mom. Love is love.'"

Bello plans to release a book, Whatever...Love Is Love: Questioning the Labels We Give Ourselves, on April 28

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