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The article

The article says, for worst picture of the decade: Showgirls ("Winner" of 7 1995 Razzies) However, the 1995 article only lists it "winning" six: Worst Picture, Worst Actress, Worst Director, Worst Screenplay, Worst New Star and Worst 'Original' Song. The corresponding page at the Razzies site is itself inconsistent: it lists the same six, plus six unsuccessful nominations (remake/sequel, actor, each supporting award twice), then says at the bottom 13 Nominations / 7 "Wins". As the nomination totals for two other movies in the breakdown there don't add up, I suspect that some award (Worst Screen Couple?) was counted in the totals but omitted from the report.