'Diana: The Musical' and LeBron James 'win' worst of the year from the 42nd annual Razzies
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"Diana: The Musical," the Netflix flop, nearly swept the 42nd annual Razzies, winning worst picture among others. LeBron James, Jared Leto and Bruce Willis "won" for their performances, too.
This year, it's raspberries all around for "Diana: The Musical," the universally despised Netflix flop that also had a very brief and equally reviled run on Broadway. The Worst Picture "winner" nearly swept the Razzies, also scoring worst supporting actress, screenplay, director and actress for Diana portrayer Jeanna de Waal.
LeBron James' first time out as lead actor was a bust, per Razzies voters, who awarded him worst actor for "Space Jam: A New Legacy," in which he played himself. The Razzies didn't buy his chemistry with Bugs Bunny either -- James also won worst screen couple with every WarnerMedia character he appeared alongside. (WarnerMedia is CNN's parent company.)
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