wtf celebrity pictures for the year 2013. I have collected these pics from a number of different years and sources in order to share with you those pictures that you might have never seen before. On seeing these images you would realize the fact that even the celebrities do stupid and weird things in their lives. I have no idea what some of them had in mind at the time of posing for these images. Moreover, some of them prove to be more stupid than all others. Here are the 15 most wtf celebrity pictures for 2013.

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

This game is one of the most polished RPG’s ever to hit the market. The smoothness of the gameplay and the richness of the game’s details allow players to immerse themselves for hundreds of hours without getting bored. There is a great Skyrim game review from IGN for more information.

Dragon Age Origins

Realistic dragons created by the amazing animators at Bioware make this one of the most exciting titles in the history of RPG’s. The combat in the game is very intense.

Legend of the Seven Stars

Squaresoft did an excellent job of creating this first Mario RPG game. It has led to many more Mario RPG titles, which is a good thing.

Dark Souls

This is one of the most challenging RPG’s in history, and thus it is also one of the most engaging for veteran gamers. This is a game that teaches patience and the benefits of cooperation.

Diablo II

This earns a spot on the list as it was the first fantasy RPG that introduced the joys of the multiplayer experience that the Internet provides.

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

This is the most critically-praised installment of the most important RPG video game franchise. This was the first RPG to show players the joys of 3D gameplay.

Kingdom Hearts

This game featured a collaboration between Squaresoft and Disney, which led to one of the most popular RPG games ever.

Final Fantasy VII

This is the most exciting chapter of one of the most important fantasy RPG franchises in video game history. This is the title that gave the original PlayStation the chance to

beat Nintendo.

Chrono Trigger

This is one of the true pioneers of fantasy RPG’s. It introduced features like multiple endings and secondary missions that are cornerstones of the modern RPG experience.

World of Warcraft

It is the most widely

popular fantasy RPG of all time. World of Warcraft’s continued success is one of the most amazing things in the world of gaming. This title continues to stay relevant and grow, immersing players in a world that is in stiff competition with reality.

1. 12 Angry Men (1957, directed by Sidney Lumet). This movie is set entirely in the jury’s room as they try to decide whether to rule a man guilty or innocent. On first count, eleven of the jurors think he is guilty… but one man isn’t convinced. One by one, he works to convince the others that the defendant may not be guilty. It’s a gripping one-room thriller with stupendous character development and writing. If you want a more modern take on it, there’s a 1997 television remake starring Jack Lemmon as the dissenting juror.

2. To Kill a Mockingbird (1962, directed by Robert Mulligan). The book is considered an essential classic. The movie is no less classic, starring Gregory Peck as lawyer Atticus Finch. Finch defends a black man accused of raping a white woman and becomes convinced the man truly is innocent. The movie has excellent acting and tells a chilling story of racism and bigotry in 1930s Alabama.

3. Witness for

the Prosecution (1957, directed by Billy Wilder). Based on a short story by acclaimed murder mystery novelist Agatha Christie, this exciting courtroom drama tells the story of Leonard Vole, a man accused of murdering an older widow. Vole’s lawyer agrees to testify… but for the prosecution, destroying her husband’s case. Just when all is lost, there’s a twist ending that turns the whole case upside down.

4. A Few Good Men (1992, directed by Rob Reiner). This movie produced one of the most famous movie quotes of all time, Jack Nicholson’s line, “You can’t handle the truth!” The story centers around the court martial of two U.S. Marines charged with murdering another Marine. Tom Cruise plays lawyer Danny Kaffee, who searches for evidence that the Marines were not acting on their own initiative, but following orders from their superior.

5. Inherit the Wind (1960, directed by Stanley Kramer). This courtroom drama is based on the true story of the Scopes

Monkey Trials of 1925. Spencer Tracy plays the lawyer defending a Tennessee high school science teacher who taught the theory of evolution to his students, which was illegal at the time. Frederic March turns in an impressive performance as the prosecuting lawyer.

Courtroom dramas are entertaining to watch, but if you or anyone you know needs a criminal defense lawyer in real life, do your research and visit www.elliotsavitz.com to find quality representation.

The Italian Job

This heist film depicts a group of robbers who deliberately create the most massive traffic jam in the history of the city of Los Angeles. This keeps police vehicles from arriving at the scene, buying the robbers more time to carry out the heist. However, the police find creative ways to try to stop them. “The Italian Job” is a clever and entertaining heist flick with a revenge theme.

Inside Man

Dalton Russell (Clive Owen) is the

leader of a gang of apparent bank robbers who take over a bank, disable its motion detector, and hold customers and employees hostage. They break into the bank vault, but don’t take the money inside. Detective Keith Frazier (Denzel Washington) attempts to figure Russell’s real goal. “Inside Man” is a cerebral thriller filled with twists and turns. The film is told in flashbacks of the break-in and the hostage situation that ensues.

Dog Day Afternoon

Sonny and his buddy Sal, played by Al Pacino and John Cazale respectively, attempt to rob a small New York City bank branch. They take the employees hostage, break into the bank vault, and stay holed up inside for hours. What ensues is an extended standoff with the police outside. A large crowd also gathers, with many of them cheering for Sonny.

A Clockwork Orange

Alex (Malcolm McDowell) and his “droogs” are a gang of thugs living in a dystopian future Britain. The film contains a graphic scene where the gang break-in to the house of a famous writer. They beat him brutally and Alex sexually assaults his wife while singing “Singing in the Rain”. This is one of the many disturbing scenes in the film. “A Clockwork Orange” has been acclaimed for its artistic merit. However, its disturbing content means it should only be watched by adults with strong stomachs.

Home Alone

Kevin McCallister (Maculay Culkin) is a kid who has accidentally been left alone in his house by his family, who have left on a trip. Two inept burglars break into Kevin’s home, but he finds clever ways to outwit the bumbling crooks. “Home Alone” was the biggest box office hit of 1990. Kevin’s hilarious cat and mouse game with

the burglars make it the best break-in ever.

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Bullitt

The car chase scene in the 1968 movie Bullitt set the modern film parameters for every car chase since that time. In that chase along the hilly streets of San Francisco, movie patrons bounce up and down in that Mustang as Steve McQueen shifts into fourth gear, and they feel the roar of that muscle engine vibrating in their seats. The film continuity is as amazing as a roller coaster ride with thrills every second. Bullitt set high standards for motorized mayhem that other movies follow to this day.

The Blues Brothers

The 1980 film The Blues

Brothers, starring Jim Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, introduced a new standard for car chase scenes: When in doubt, wreck more cop cars than anyone else and wreck them good. Dodge Monacos with NSK spherical bearings fly off roads, into walls and into each other as director John Landis smashed up more than 100 cars. It stands today as one of the greatest movie massacres of vintage 1970s vehicles. The clever and witty dialogue while carnage reins everywhere makes this car chase one of the best ever filmed.

Smokey and the Bandit

This film, starring Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason and Sally Field, revolves around a bet that Bandit, played by Reynolds, can deliver an illegal shipment of

beer in 28 hours. The music blends terrifically into the numerous car chase stunts and makes this film a good-ole-boy, campy flick that’s elevated by hilarious impromptu lines spoken by Reynolds and Fields as they tear through back-country roads. This movie acted as a brilliant marketing pitch for the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am whose sales took off after this movie hit theaters.

Mad Max: The Road Warrior

This 1981 film, starring Mel Gibson, features a collection of bandits, nomads and pirates cruising around a post-apocalyptic world, seeking out precious fuel. They carry out their raids in a wide-ranging collection of chopped motorcycles, fuel tankers and dune buggies. The 20 minute chase at the end of the movie is exhilarating, offering cliff-hanger scenes and a satisfying end.

Ronin

Ronin, the 1998 movie starring Robert DeNiro, gives car chase fans a delicious serving of trucks, motorcycles and police cars meeting their demise. Statewide Bearings fans are also treated to chase scenes featuring an Audi S8 and a Peugeot 406. Director John Frankenheimer, who cut his car-chasing teeth on the film Gran Prix, used more than 300 stunt drivers to create this memorable car chase movie.

you should try to get the most out of these holidays by planning a trip to the best travel sites and locations in the world. The reason for which a trip is important in this time of the year is because of the few chances you get in a year for having a getaway of your own. Moreover, a break from the strict professional routines and devastating duels with your boss. I am sure that you would definitely love to have a break from this mad house, in response to which I would be listing the top 10 most amazing destinations for Christmas. Furthermore, I would also try to give you a few top of the line travel tips that would come in real handy for saving a great deal of money on the travel expenses. Here is the list.

10. Finland

Are you obsessed with the characters that appear in Christmas plays and movies? So, what else would be better than a trip

to Finland which is known for having a large population of reindeer and an enchanting weather? In addition, you would also be able to get bookings for the best restaurants and hotels at pretty affordable rates but only if you are willing to look for the bulk deals offered by travel agencies and organizations.

9. Amsterdam. Netherlands

Although there are some heavy bookings for Amsterdam on Christmas, still you can have a few seats for your family if you plan a bit ahead of time. With an exciting night life and exotic shopping malls, Amsterdam would be a perfect getaway for you this Christmas. In order to get the best deals of the hotels and restaurants, you should try and go for the bulk packages and coupons with which you can avail a wide range of discounts.

8. Aspen, Colorado

Now here we have the real wonderland for spending these winter vacations. All around you are sure to find snowy mountains and tourist hot spots. Furthermore, the city also arranges a number of events and celebrations in the month of December which last till the eve of New Year. Not to forget the alpha class ski resorts.

7. Tokyo, Japan

If you plan to do a bit different this Christmas, then you should go for a travel deal for Tokyo. For those who do not know, the 25^th of December is celebrated as a commercial vacation all over the country, with hundreds of trees and streets lighted up for this amazing day. Moreover, it is being here that you would be able to know what sort of serenity and reverence the country holds for this date.

6. Puerto Rico

If you plan to experience something deep and gratifying, then you should a ticket for Puerto Rico. Each year, millions of visitors enter into the domains of Puerto Rico out of which most of them happen to be from the US. Whether you plan to visit one of the many solitary beaches, coffee shops and shopping malls, Puerto would never let you down. Also try to visit to the well decorated streets and festivals arranged for Christmas.

5.  Nuremberg, Germany

On reaching this city, it is best that you first go for some shopping in the mega markets, prepared especially for Christmas. The destination manages to draw 2 million or more visitors each year. Being in this city on the 25^th of December is like going back into history.

4. Egypt

For a more colorful and historical holiday, Egypt is one of the awesome Christmas destinations you should go for. The travel expenses also happen to be pretty affordable no matter what time of the year it might be.

3. Prague, Czech Republic

Prague is surely one of the most famous sacred places to visit on Christmas. So, when you enter into the domains of the city, try to visit The St. Vitus Cathedral and Church of our Lady of Victory, at the very first. It is being here that you would realize that people from all corners of the world gather here to devote their time to prayers and other related activities.

2. Bondi Beach, Australia

The thing which makes this beach so special is the fact that you get a chance for sun bathing in December. It is because the summer in Australia starts on the 1^st of December and in these times you would see a large number of people gathered at this beach which is just a few miles away from Sydney.

1. New York City

Here we have the city of dreams, which really deserves to be one of the number 1 spot, especially when it comes to the best and most amazing travel destinations for Christmas 2012. The places where you should go in your vacations include Rockefeller Center Plaza in order to witness the fantabulous Christmas tree, Macy’s and Sack Fifth Avenue and many more. But

before you buy a ticket for any of these destinations, do try to for a rate comparison and an analysis of the travel deals and discounts offered by a number of travel companies.

As the new year approaches, movie enthusiasts can excitedly l

ook forward to a front-row seat for the following top 10 movies to see in 2013:

“Gravity”

Directed by Alfonso Cuarón, “Gravity” chronicles the journey of a sole-surviving astronaut who tries to return home to Earth after debris damages the space shuttle. A movie dominated by a strong female solo performance, the fight-for-survival plot

will be led by Sandra Bullock and her profound on-screen charisma. The highly anticipated movie also maintains its star power status with George Clooney’s supporting role as an astronaut.

“Pain & Gain”

For fans who know how to appreciate on-screen eye candy and bulging muscles, the dark comedy “Pain & Gain” is the flick for you. The $20 million Michael Bay film is based off Pete Collins’ series in the Miami New Times. The story unfolds as body builders played by Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson find their way into kidnapping and murder mishaps. You can bet that director Bay has been busy, as always, putting his larger-than-life filmmaking skills to the test.

“Gangster Squad”

Starting off the 2013 year of must-see films, “Gangster Squad” hits theaters Jan. 11. The film features a dynamic cast of A-list stars, including Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling, Giovanni Ribisi and Josh Brolin, playing characters who are entangled in a battle of good guy vs. bad guy in Los Angeles during 1949.

“The Hunger Games: Catching Fire”

The second installment of the Hunger Games series is expected to hit theaters in November 2013. Jennifer Lawrence returns to the big screen to play resilient Katniss Everdeen as she prepares for the Quarter Quell, an event that forces former victors into competition.

“Star Trek Into Darkness”

Alice Eve and Zoe Saldana join Chris Pine’s return in J.J. Abrams’s second Star Trek installation “Star Trek Into Darkness.” The plot for the follow-up to the science-fiction film remains highly undisclosed. However, considering J.J. Abrams’s successful approach for bringing the epic franchise to life with the original, the sequel shouldn’t disappoint. Abrams’s “Star Trek Into Darkness” is expected to be accessible and entertaining, whether you’re a Trek newbie or die-hard Trekkie.

“Iron Man 3″

Marvel continues its highly lucrative franchise with “Iron Man 3″ — written and directed by Shane Black. Starring Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, the comic-book movie’s cast is rumored to include Stephanie Szostak as Janey van Dyne who becomes The Wasp.

“Anchorman: The Legend Continues”

Beloved Ron Burgundy returns to the big screen alongside Steve Carell, Paul Rudd and Christina Applegate for more comedy from the Channel Five news crew. Rob Burgundy fans eagerly await the release of this sequel, memorable quips and more outrageous situations. After the release of the movie’s teaser trailer, fans who have have indeed missed Rob Burgundy’s hot breath in our ear can be assured that yes, “it’s gonna get stanky.”

“The Great Gatsby”

Director Baz Luhrmann brings the pages of the timeless F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel “The Great Gatsby” to life on the big screen. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the lavish and mysterious Jay Gatsby, the film is flashy eye-candy and a visual escape into the glamorous Roaring ’20s.

“The Hobbit The Desolation of Smaug”

The follow-up to this year’s “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” won’t be released until the holiday season 2013. Audiences can expect to watch the New Line Cinema and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures trilogy in “High Frame Rate (HFR) 3-D, other 3-D formats, IMAX and 2D,” according to MovieWeb.com. As the trilogy’s second installment, “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” will be a visual masterpiece of magical power, secrets and danger.

“World War Z”

Adapted from Max Brooks’ novel of the history of the zombie war, “World War Z” stars Brad Pitt as

a U.N. employee who fights an outbreak of the undead. The dark zombie film terrifyingly encapsulates what the world would look during an unstoppable zombie invasion. From the manic pursuits of survival to societal meltdowns, “World War Z” is a zombie nightmare vividly brought to the big screen.

Whether you’re in for Brad Pitt fighting off zombies, Bay’s bodybuilder-killers flick or any of the other upcoming 2013 films, be sure to buckle in for a movie theater blast!

or want to know if your favorite city made the cut, check our list of the globe’s best cities for EDM.

5. Los Angeles, California

In LA the underground is bigger than the mainstream. The original home of the now-famous Electric Daisy Carnival and annual Hard events creates its unique culture from its mix of Hollywood partying, Santa Monica club life, Hipster living in Echo Park and its renowned reputation for being a music-industry epicenter. Clubs like Avalon Hollywood, Exchange Los Angeles, Sutra and the Fonda Theater bring mainstream dance music to the public while an exclusive industry underground of warehouse and abandoned-factory parties bring an incomparable dynamic to the city.

4. Montreal, Canada

The Bohemian Quebec capitol is famous for its wild side. College students, French-speaking locals and low legal-drinking age are factors that have made this a North American party destination. EDM-centralized clubs, music festivals and liberal last-call laws captivate bass heads. Crescent Street, Plateau Mont-Royal and Boulevard Saint-Laurent are major club district where

you may see some ravewear.com neon and fur.

3. Berlin, Germany

Berlin is home to some of EDM’s biggest festivals like Tomorrowland, the annual Love Parade and local events like Laundry Day Festival and Berlin festival 2012 with Club XBerg. Finding the good clubs in Berlin can be complicated as most are not extremely advertised with hole-in-the-wall entrances, making it difficult to navigate. Berghain is a globally renowned club favorable to EDM and known for its hard partying. Weekend is a roof-top club bordered with windows offering a panoramic view of the city. Located on the top floor of an old office building in Alexanderplatz, Weekend is a great experience— if you can find it.

2. Manchester, United Kingdom

The UK’s third-largest urban area is synonymous with dance music. Manchester’s history of revolution is transferred into its culture and the need for constant freshness. Nightlife, clubs and bars are the ways in which most locals and visitors celebrate EDM. If you’re lucky or know a local, the Warehouse Project is a venue to check out, their concept is to be a banging venue that hosts great shows for a while then disappear. Creators of the concept have tackled the idea previously at abandoned locations and the phenomena has continued to grow. Sankeys club is one of the best clubs in Manchester, once ranked No. 1 on DJ Magazine’s best clubs charts. Manchester is also home to some of EDM’s biggest festivals

like Creamfields, Electric Picnic and South West Four Weekender Festival.

1. Ibiza, Spain

Ibiza is hands down the world’s party capitol. Located off the coast of Spain this Mediterranean island has going hard since the 80s. Clubs like Amesia, Pacha, Space and Privilege dominate the island in the summertime with the biggest and best DJs as residents. In Ibiza, clubs run until 6 a.m. Don’t worry about where you stay as you will be spending little time in your bed.

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