Kristen Chenoweth is the latest celebrity to have a run-in with a major airline.
For her flight from Dallas to L.A., the actress brought along an emotional support dog, only to be confronted by a gate agent supervisor who accused her of not carrying the correct paperwork.
After Chenoweth insisted that she'd flown with her dog dozens of times before, the supervisor allegedly began to verbally abuse her, causing the actress to burst into tears.
Eventually everything was worked out and Chenoweth was allowed to board with her pooch, but the disgruntled star decided to tweet about her disappointment anyway -- which caught the attention of American Airlines.
A rep for the company told TMZ that Chenoweth was fully reimbursed for her cabin pet charge, and received a full apology.
Glad they were able to admit that their employee was barking up the wrong tree!
Amanda Bynes has managed to stay out of the news lately, and now we know why: she's apparently been pent-up in her New York City apartment smoking out the whole building!
The troubled young actress was threatened with eviction last week due to her frequent rule-breaking. Bynes allegedly spent "morning, noon, and night" sending clouds of smoke -- and I don't mean tobacco -- billowing out into the halls.
Bynes was even so bold as to spark up right there in the hallways, even after several warnings. Nevermind the fact that her product of choice is illegal in New York, the building itself is also non-smoking.
After receiving the eviction notice, Bynes chose to immediately move out. She even had a truck outside the building by that afternoon.
Popular FX-series "Justified" is at the center of a big lawsuit from stuntwoman Lisa Hoyle to producers.
Hoyle claims the on-set stunt coordinator held a meeting regarding a dangerous car crash scene while she was grabbing a snack, resulting in an accident.
When a vehicle smashed into a parked car, sending it rolling off-screen and towards Hoyle, the stuntwoman found herself unable to jump out of the way, and it ran over her ankle, sending her crashing to the ground with multiple broken bones and lacerations.
Hoyle is asking for even more money in damages because she claims the injury ruined her marriage. Her husband is suing as well, making the same claim.
That seems like a bit of a stretch. Can you really blame producers for your husband being a jerk about having to take care of you?
