When Megan Fox was cast as April O'Neil in the upcoming 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' reboot, the reaction was...mixed. And by "mixed" we mean, mixed between people hating it and people really hating it. Today, however, we have the first look at Megan Fox in character as April on the 'Ninja Turtles' set and maybe it'll change your mind. Maybe? (Probably not.)
Bored with futile attempts at being a serious actress, Megan Fox is teaming up once again with Michael Bay -- the same guy who fired her from the 'Transformers' franchise for comparing him to Hitler -- to eff with another of your youth's favorite memories.
Fox is joining the cast of 'Ninja Turtles,' because apparently Bay hadn't screwed up that concept enough yet.
When Megan Fox left 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon,' it seemed that her relationship with director Michael Bay (who she jokingly refered to as Hitler) was over and the two would never work together again. But now Bay has announced that Fox is joining his 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' reboot.
Megan Fox is easy to hate -- she just gave birth to her first child in September and is already back to her pre-MILF body.
Twitter, like the 'Transformers' franchise, was just way too much for Megan Fox to handle.
The outspoken pinup left the microblogging site after barely a week of rocking the coveted blue check mark. We know: Writing 140 characters or less is like, really hard, you guys.
If you’re a fan of Megan Fox, you’ve been on a quite a roller coaster ride of emotions this week. First, the actress and new mom was the victim of one of those infamous Twitter death hoaxes.
And then she joined the social networking site shortly after being reported dead.
Coincidence? Maaaaybe.
Looks like being a new mom isn't keeping Megan Fox busy enough -- the actress and her legal team are upset that a humor site has posted a photo of Fox with her head Photoshopped onto the nude body of someone else.
Her team has threatened to sue unless the fake photo, which the site freely admits is fake, is removed. So that's a good use of the judicial system.
