Cringe-Worthy Celebrity Social Media Fails

In the aftermath of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 300, 'Orange Is the New Black' star Jason Biggs tweeted an insensitive joke that immediately sparked outrage on the Internet. "Anyone wanna buy my Malaysian Airlines frequent flier miles?" He tweeted. Biggs subsequently apologized during an appearance on 'The View,' calling the tweet "stupid" and "poorly timed." You don't say!

Troubled actress Amanda Bynes insulted nearly everyone in her path in 2013; she called Rihanna, Jay-Z, and a slew of others "ugly," and later revealed she wanted Drake to "murder" her vagina. But perhaps her most offensive tweet of all came in July of that year, when she wrote to her millions of followers that "not having hair makes me feel like a cancer patient." Bynes later tried to clear the air in a bizarre statement to Vanity Fair, saying, "What I intended to say was 'not having hair makes me feel like a cancer: patient.' That is, waiting for my hair to grow has made me a more patient person — a trait, in the astrological community, typically associated with those born under the Cancer sign. I'm actually an Aries." Um, okay.

In 2014, singer and then-'Voice' mentor CeeLo Green took to Twitter to defend himself against charges that he had supplied a woman with ecstasy, which included some pretty choice words about rape. "If someone is passed out they're not even WITH you consciously! so WITH Implies consent," he wrote in one tweet. Green quickly issued an apology, then completely disappeared from Twitter altogether.

Michael Buble, your mother's favorite singer, was the subject of an intense internet backlash in April of 2015 when he posted on Instagram a photo of himself standing behind a woman whose, uh, own behind was peeking out of her shorts. "There was something about this photo lu took ,that seemed worthy of instagram. #myhumps #babygotback #hungryshorts #onlyinmiami #picoftheday #beautifulbum," he said of the photo, which was taken by his wife, Luisana Lopilato. The 39-year-old singer issued a lengthy apology, saying, "I realize that a photo that was meant to be complimentary and lighthearted has turned into a questionable issue. For the record, it hurts me deeply that anyone would think that I would disrespect women or be insulting to any human being. I was not brought up that way and it is not in my character."

Actor Alec Baldwin has been the subject of controversy throughout his career, but things really heated up in 2013 when a reporter for MailOnline accused Baldwin's wife, Hilaria, of tweeting during the late actor James Gandolfini's funeral. Baldwin fired a number of insults at the reporter, at one point calling him a "toxic little queen."