As many anticipate who will win at this Sunday’s Oscars, Jessica Alba was already hit with a major blow by being named the worst Latino actress in an online awards announcement.
The new mother was granted two “prizes” at Latina.com’s second annual Lazzie Awards-including worst actress in “everything she was in last year” and for her leading role in the 2008 flop The Love Guru.
Wait, wasn’t Jessica Alba on the cover of Latina a few months ago where she appeared in a less than believable photo shoot in tribute to Alfred Hitchcock?
However, Alba wasn’t the only famous Latino to receive a Lazzie. Mexican actor Diego Luna was also named worst actor for his role in the biopic drama Milk. Javier Bardem was awarded “Ickiest Onscreen Chemistry” with his co-star Scarlett Johansson in Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Eva Mendes won for “The Setting Us Back Award for Negative Stereotype in a Move,” and Victor Rasuk was granted the “No Espeak Espanish Award” for his role in Che.
Check out the list of Lazzie winners below:
The John T. Leguizamo Award for Worst Actor in a Movie - Diego Luna (Milk)
The John T. Leguizamo Award for Worst Actor on TV - Cristian de la Fuente (In Plain Sight)
The 'There's Always Waitressing' Award for Worst Actress in a Movie - Jessica Alba (for all of 2008)
The 'There's Always Waitressing' Award for Worst Actress on TV - Dania Ramirez ("Heroes")
The 'We Want Our Money Back' Award for Worst Movie - The Love Guru
The 'Worst Fauxtino of the Year' Award for Worst Portrayal of a Latino - Vanessa Ferlito (Nothing Like the Holidays)
The 'No Espeak Espanish' Award for Poor Spanish Speaking Skills in a Movie - Victor Rasuk (Che)
The 'No Espeak Espanish' Award for Poor Spanish Speaking Skills on a TV Show - Michael Trevino ("90210")
The 'I'd Rather Be Watching the Weather Channel' Award for Worst TV Show - "Heroes"
Award for Ickiest Onscreen Chemistry in a Movie - Javier Bardem and Scarlett Johansson (Vicky Cristina Barcelona)
Award for Ickiest Onscreen Chemistry on a TV Show - Sara Ramirez and Brooke Smith ("Grey's Anatomy")
The Setting Us Back Award for Negative Stereotyping in a Movie - Eva Mendes (The Women)
The Setting Us Back Award for Negative Stereotyping on a TV Show - "Viva Hollywood"
Best Reality TV Trainwreck Female - Daisy de la Hoya ("Rock of Love")
Best Reality TV Trainwreck Male - Frankie Delgado ("Bromance")
The 'Karma's a Beyotch' Award for Shady Behaviour Female - America Ferrera (for rolling her eyes at a co-star on a press tour)
The 'Karma's a Beyotch' Award for Shady Behaviour Male - Eduardo Verastegui (for voting in favour of banning gay marriages in California)
The Biggest Disappointment in a Movie Award - Nothing Like the Holidays
The Biggest Disappointment in a TV Show Award - "Ugly Betty"
The Lifetime Underachievement Award - Luis Guzman
