Courtney Love has fallen down the fashion Hole again!

The always unpredictable singer hit the red carpet of the Young Adult premiere in NYC on Thursday night looking completely disheveled in her designer gown – and RadarOnline.com has the shocking photos.

PHOTOS: Courtney Love Is A White Hot Mess At Young Adult Premiere

Looks like a case for Sherlock Holmes: What’s happened to Swedish actress Noomi Rapace?

Rapace, who plays Madam Simza Heron in Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, looked out of it and in need of a band-aid following the film's premiere in London Thursday, and RadarOnline.com has the pics.

The actress, 31, was snapped bouncing between The Box Club in Soho and the Guy Ritchie-owned Punchbowl Pub.

PHOTOS: Noomi Rapace – One Hot Mess At London Premiere

Rapace, who gave birth to son Lev in 2005, sported a cut on her foot, with blood drizzling down.

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows hits theaters December 16.

From the red carpet of the hottest movie premieres and the swankiest soirees to the city streets, Hollywood's hottest stars were dressed in rocking and shocking ensembles on Thursday, and RadarOnline.com has all the photos in our daily fashion feature.

Angelina Jolie stunned at the Los Angeles premiere of her directorial debut, In The Land of Blood and Honey.  The beautiful bombshell wore a one-shoulder Ramona Keveza gown, which was designed to add some swerve to her curves. She paired the asymmetrical number with Jimmy Choo peep-toes.

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From the red carpet of the hottest movie premieres to the city streets, Hollywood's hottest stars were dressed to rock and shock on Tuesday in the best & worst fashions, and RadarOnline.com has all the photos.

Magnificent metallic a la mode was on hand at the Los Angeles premiere of Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. Rachel McAdams dropped jaws in a stunning Marchesa gown from the Resort 2012 collection.

The big screen bombshell rocked Christian Louboutin heels with the floor-sweeping, cowl-backed dress. Noomi Rapace also dazzled at the star-studded event, wearing and awesomely embroidered Valentino gown.

PHOTOS: The Best & Worst Dressed Stars Of The Day

Right now in Hollywood, actresses from Kristen Stewart to Keira Knightley are rumored to be chomping at the bit to play Lisbeth Salander, the bad-ass, bisexual hacker at the center of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. But long before American casting buzz started heating up, the Swedes made their own version of the movie, which arrives this week on DVD.

Based on Stieg Larsson’s best-selling book, Dragon Tattoo is the story of Lisbeth (Noomi Rapace), who’s seen her her share of trouble, and embattled journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Michael Nyqvist), who’s framed in a corporate tussle. When they team up to investigate the mystery of a woman who’s been missing for forty years, they’re suddenly in over their heads in the dark secrets of a wealthy family, as both bullets and sparks fly in a desolate island town.

It’s easy to see why A-listers would line up to play Lisbeth. Unlike most Hollywood heroines, Lisbeth is nobody’s fool -- and certainly no damsel in distress. Full of piercings and rage, she’s as tough as nails and doesn’t fall into conventional roles: When it comes to both saving lives and sexy-time, she runs the show. Forget low-cut tops, flowing hair and hottie male heroes. There’s no room for vanity here, especially when it’s two degrees out on a frozen farm in Sweden.

As Mikael falls for this unusual woman, so do we. It’s not just that she rides a motorcycle at full-speed, punishes bad guys with ballsy tactics or outwits everyone, it’s that she’s sassy, unapologetic and sports combat boots like a pro. Lisbeth’s fans can savor juicy extras on the DVD, including interviews with director Niels Arden Oplev and actress Noomi Rapace, as well as an in-depth look at the nasty Vanger clan’s family tree. While the American edition won’t arrive anytime soon, the original Tattoo is a deliciously fun, fast-paced and taut thriller that should tide audiences over until Hollywood takes its turn.

A Single Man (R)
Fashion designer Tom Ford takes his style to the big screen with this adaptation of Christopher Isherwood’s period drama. Dreamy Colin Firth stars as a college professor struggling with the loss of his life partner, and who takes a closer look at his own just as he thinks he’s at the end of it. Fashionistas will appreciate the designer-director’s attention to perfect costumes, no matter how sad the subject material. (Colin Firth [George], Julianne Moore [Charley])

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Brooklyn’s Finest (R)
Grit, guns and fake New York accents collide in this drama about three cops in the Big Apple. Each is struggling with hurdles like booze and loyalty when their lives become intertwined during one long week of a crackdown on one of the city’s most notorious hubs for drugs and corruption. As they each face their demons, will they make it through this grand test of survival? (Richard Gere [Eddie], Don Cheadle [Tango], Ethan Hawke [Sal])

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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (R)
Casting for the American version of Dragon Tattoo has been the talk of the town, but Sweden made its own version of the film well before Hollywood got its hands on it. Based on the best-selling book by the late author Girl is the story of a famous journalist and a notorious female hacker whose paths intersect to solve a forty-year-old mystery. Sweden isn’t known for its heat waves, but life for these two gets a whole lot warmer when they tackle a dangerous case together. (Michael Nyqvist [Mikael Blomkvist], Noomi Rapace [Lisbeth Salander])

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