WikimediaWe’ve all got a photo we wish we could forget, but thanks to Facebook, there’s now an indestructible monument to your double chin, drunken embarrassment or unflattering clothes.
Wouldn’t life be more simple if you could be like a celebrity – prim and proper in every pic ever taken?
Well, some Internet sleuths over at Bright Side have gone out of their way to dig out some celebrity prom photos to prove that everyone looks awkward as a teenager.
But irritatingly it seems that celebs, for the most part, have always been pretty flawless. Or maybe it’s just because it’s prom.
Anyway, can you work out who these future celebs are using our fiendishly difficult clues (apologies in advance for the puns)?
Do you need a ‘Cloo’ to work out who this future A-lister is?
Bright SideThis Oscar nominee looks ‘Maleficent’ in her prom dress…
Bright SideWe wonder if this hit singer remembers ‘when he was this man?’
Bright SideThis actor went on to have an ‘Interstellar’ career…
Bright SideI wonder if this actress is still Friends with her prom date now?
Bright SideI hope he didn’t fight in the club afterwards…
Bright SideLet’s hope Mila Kunis didn’t upstage her…
Bright SideThis other Friends actress looks so similar to now, the answer almost ‘Screams’ at you…
Bright SideLets hope this actor didn’t have to ask ‘Dude, Where’s My Car?’ at the end of the night…
Bright SideThis rapper was probably ‘sippin on gin and juice’ all night…
Bright SideThis actress would go on to become ‘invisible’…
Bright SideWe’ve all asked to play this talented singer’s songs ‘one more time’…
Bright SideThis comedian went on to be kind of a big deal…
Bright SideAnswers (In order):
George Clooney
Angelina Jolie
Bruno Mars
Matthew Mcconaughey
Jennifer Aniston
Brad Pitt
Natalie Portman
Courtney Cox
Ashton Kutcher
Snoop Dog
Jessica Alba
Britney Spears
Will Ferrell
More of a concept than a journalist, Tom Percival was forged in the bowels of Salford University from which he emerged grasping a Masters in journalism.
Since then his rise has been described by himself as ‘meteoric’ rising to the esteemed rank of Social Editor at UNILAD as well as working at the BBC, Manchester Evening News, and ITV.
He credits his success to three core techniques, name repetition, personality mirroring, and never breaking off a handshake.