Matthew McConaughey, Emma Stone and more are latest good sports to read mean tweets on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Celebrities read their worst pieces of online abuse
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Your support makes all the difference.Jimmy Kimmel has served up a seventh helping of his always popular 'Celebrities Read Mean Tweets' segment, featuring more damning criticisms including David Blaine who is told he 'looks like his voice is putting his face to sleep'.
Members of the Ocean's Eleven cast including Julia Roberts, Andy Garcia and Don Cheadle all open themselves up to derision, along with Emma Stone who is told she 'looks like she smells like cat p*ss' and McConaughey who is bluntly branded a 'd*ck turd'.
Kit Harrington finds his Game of Thrones casting questioned meanwhile, reading the tweet: "Kit Harrington is a pretty terrible Jon Snow- in the show he just seems like a big bitch with a stupid look on his face #badcasting".
Sofia Vergara faces a rather vulgar assessment of her accent, while Gary Oldman is in total agreement with his Twitter user about his "f*cking annoying as sh*t" accents.
Previous batches of the segment saw Matt Damon, Benedict Cubmerbatch and Cate Blanchett face up to internet trolls.
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