Alec Baldwin Kicked Off American Airlines Flight

Alec Baldwin Kicked Off American Airlines Flight

Yesterday afternoon, a flight attendant on an American Airlines flight from LAX kicked Alec Baldwin off the plane before takeoff because he wouldn't stop playing Words With Friends on his electronic device. After being escorted off the plane, Alec tweeted, "Flight attendant on American reamed me out 4 playing WORDS W FRIENDS while we sat at the gate, not moving #nowonderamercanairisbankrupt.

" His representative told People, "Alec was asked to leave the flight for playing Words with Friends while parked at the gate. He loves WWF so much that he was willing to leave the plane for it, but he has already boarded another AA flight." However, other reports indicate he put up a bit of a fight before agreeing to get off the plane. The New York Post spoke to someone who claimed, “He was beating the walls of the lavatory to the point that the captain called us to see what that was about. They heard it in the cockpit. He was asked five times. Everybody is the same. Everyone has to follow the rules, it doesn’t matter who you are. He was violent, abusive and aggressive.”

Sources tell People that Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, Kim Richards, checked herself into rehab to get help for alcohol abuse and "other problems." One said, "Kim has been to rehab more than once before, but every time is a new time and everyone just hopes this sticks and that she gets the help she needs. It's serious." However, Perez Hilton spoke to someone else who claims Bravo demanded Kim get treatment, saying "Kim was told by the people at Bravo that she had to get help and that help meant going into rehab immediately. The network people were worried about her and wanted her to try and fix her problems … After Russell Armstrong’s suicide Bravo is trying to making sure that nothing bad happens to the people on their shows. They don’t want any more tragedies on their hands.” 

Terrence Howard's soon-to-be ex-wife, Michelle Howard, was granted a restraining order against him this morning, in order to protect her from his violent beatings and threats to kill her. Michelle's court documents indicate Terrence started beating her seven days after they got married in January of 2010, and describes how one time, Terrence "slugged me across my face and neck" and told her he would throw her off a balcony. She also alleges he said things to her like, "Bitch, walk home. That's my car, I pay for it" and "I'll hit a woman quicker than I'd hit a man" and "If you tell anyone about my business, I'll kill you and no one will ever know."