A list of the best drunken awards show moments. Remember seeing Mariah Carey drunk at the People's Choice Awards? Well it reminded us of the reason we watch awards shows: We love watching as stars come out for a night of recognition - and booze. Lots of booze. Famous drunk actors are the best kind of actors, right? Here are the best drunk awards show moments that celebrities wish we hadn't YouTubed. Famous people being drunk at awards shows is as American as apple pie.
These 10 cases are extra special though. From Anna Nicole Smith drunk, to other celebrity awards show moments brought to you by alcohol, there is lots of fun to be had on this list. So what makes the best drunken awards show moments? Take a look and see some of the celebrities in very rare form.
At the Hollywood Film Awards in 2014, Johnny Depp introduced the Shep Gordon documentary Supermensch, and seemed, um, pretty wasted. "Thas suh weirdess micaphone I've everseen in my life," he began, swaying and grabbing at the microphone.
"Right? Ehhhaa," he continued. Then he glanced up at the microphone and said, "Watch, I'm going to read this thing." It's glorious.
While introducing a musical performance at the 2004 American Music Awards, Anna Nicole Smith made a fool of herself while stumbling over her sentences and talking jibberish. She then went on talking about making her own album, which we (fortunately?) never got to hear.
Joan Rivers delivered her most insulting jokes apparently under the influence at Australia's 2006 Logies Awards. From Tom Cruise to Mel Gibson to, really, the entire auditorium, nobody was safe from her jabs that night.
I think we prefer her in this state. This woman should pretty much ALWAYS drink.
Dan Castellaneta delivered every Simpsons fanatic's dream speech at the 2005 ITV Comedy Awards. Perhaps with the help of some booze, he accepted his award in full Homer Simpson character.
Britney Spears at the 2007 Video Music Awards was a new low for Britney. Her possible drunken performance here had her stumbling, lip syncing a laugh, and covering her mouth with little to no enthusiasm and had her backup dancers acting more like crutches than backup dancers.
Some of it was choreographed, but Britney was BARELY hanging on. And come on, it's not like she was singing.
