Hypocrite Wendy Williams is at it again -- slamming celebrities on her TV talk show and everywhere else in order to make a name for herself as one of America's favorite gossip queens. The wig wearing former DJ took particular offences last week at Amanda Bynes parents giving up their conservatorship after a couple lousy little child molestation accusations. And even though Wendy has talked about slapping "the black" of her son in the past, she feels that hip-hop artist Eminem's recent lyrics referring to Ray Rice's domestic violence allegations are inexcusable. Williams has also convinced herself that Britney Spears has made a big mistake in her love life, despite having nothign to go one other than a gut feeling. Worst of all, Williams seems thrilled to death to have Lindsay Lohan back in the good ole US of A, so she can make fun of her.
Wendy Williams certainly doesn't have a semi-crazy twenty-something daughter of her own trying to burn down houses or accusing her of childhood molestation, but that hasn't stopped Wendy from deciding that Amanda Bynes parents are horrible people.
In her latest contribution to Life & Style Magazine's December 1, issue, Williams insists that Amanda's parents, Rick and Lynn, gave up on their 28-year-old daughter way too soon:
"Could their relationship possibly be bad enough for them to leave Amanda alone in L.A. and move back to Texas?
"They gave up the fight way too easily.
"They were hardly into their conservatorship before they made the decision to move."
Wendy finds Eminem's recent rap referring to Ray Rice and domestic violence to be inexcusably outside the bounds of good taste, despite the fact that Marshall Mathers has been rhyming about killing his ex-wife Kim, since his major label debut:
"I used to be one Eminem's biggest fans -- but not anymore!
"I'm disgusted by the lyrics he recently rapped:
"'I'll punch Lana Del Ray in the face twice, like Ray Rice...'"
Apparently, Wendy doesn't trust any man that's in show business.
After the talk show host caught word that Britney Spears was dating a television producer she automatically assumed the worst:
"Something's off here.
"If my instincts are right, it seems like Charlie is out for a piece of Britney's fame."
And as if all that wasn't bad enough, the wigged one also put out word that Lindsay Lohan should come back home, so everyone in America can go back to laughing at the actress straight to her face:
"Lindsay Lohan is coming back to America?
"Good for her -- and good for us!
"It's awesome for our business! Lilo is great gossip."
And if you thought the people Wendy worked for were any nicer than she is, you should think again.
According to Dead Line, Lionsgate, who syndicates Williams' show, has asked that a recent lawsuit, wherein a former intern is trying to receive compensation for services rendered, be thrown out entirely -- though entertainment giant doesn't argue that the plaintiff, Anthony Tart, was never paid for any of his work.
Adding insult to injury, in fact, Lionsgate is not only asking to have the case dismissed, they now want Tart to give them money, according to court documents:
"Defendants respectfully request that the Complaint be dismissed in its entirety, with prejudice, and that the Court award Defendants the cost of their defense, including reasonable attorneys' fees, and such other relief as the Court deems appropriate,"
Birds of a feather...
