Funny guy. Photo: NBC Pranks are a dangerous game, especially when they’re played on someone out in the open. On the one hand, you have Rihanna on Punk’d. On the other, you have Angela Bassett’s son telling her that Michael B. Jordan died, which was very bad. Yes, the celebrity component causes the prank to vacillate between iconic and moronic faster than even the world’s best (worst) prankster, Winston Bishop, could manage. Luckily, this April Fools’ Day, most of the pranks erred on the side of fun, silly, and not that traumatizing. Below, we’ve gathered our favorite celebrity pranks from...
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