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The organizers of the annual Golden Raspberry Awards (Razzies) have officially revealed the winners for the most disappointing achievements in American cinema for 2025. The sci-fi production War of the Worlds emerged as the primary "winner" of the night. Filmed in the "screenlife" format, where the narrative unfolds via computer and smartphone screens, the movie faced a devastating reception from critics, plummeting to a mere 3% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
War of the Worlds secured a total of five anti-awards, dominating categories such as Worst Picture, Worst Director (Rich Lee), and Worst Screenplay. Renowned rapper and actor Ice Cube was named Worst Actor for his leading role in the project. Interestingly, despite a production budget of approximately $10 million, the film skipped a traditional theatrical release, debuting directly on streaming services, which did little to mitigate its critical failure.
In the acting categories for women, Rebel Wilson was titled Worst Actress for her performance in the film Spy Wedding. Additionally, Scarlet Rose Stallone received the award for Worst Supporting Actress for her role in Shooters. In a unique move, the collective portrayal of the seven dwarfs in the latest Snow White adaptation was recognized with anti-awards for both Worst Supporting Actor and Worst Screen Couple/Combo.
Amidst the critiques, Kate Hudson received the prestigious "Redemption Award" for her performance in the drama The Music of Their Dreams. This specific honor acknowledges an actor's return to quality work following previous Razzie-nominated failures, specifically referencing her past win for the film Music. As per tradition, the Razzie results serve as a satirical prelude to the Academy Awards, highlighting the year's most notable cinematic missteps.


Grand Musical Gala in Ashgabat: International Pop Stars Perform at Capital Stadium
10 Oct. 06:14A festive concert featuring prominent international and domestic artists was hosted at the "Ashgabat" Multi-Purpose Stadium. The line-up included Russian Pop Star and Honored Artist of Turkmenistan Nyusha, Lebanese singer Maya Diab, Turkish pop icons Murat Boz and Hadise, along with Arsen Shakhunts. Nyusha surprised the audience by concluding her performance with the song "Bagt Nury," composed by National Leader of the Turkmen People Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov.
Dedicated to the 35th Anniversary of Turkmenistan’s Independence, the event brought together thousands of music enthusiasts. Following their stage performances, the international guest artists expressed deep admiration for Ashgabat's urban aesthetic and the warm hospitality extended by the Turkmen public.