Mariah Carey Being Sued for $30,000 by Pooches’ Vet

Mariah Carey is being sued by her the Vet (Dr. Bressler) who apparently stayed at Carey’s mansion for 2.5 weeks where she cared for the ill pup 24 hours a day, even sending video to Carey, who was out of town. A source who worked with the Vet said, “We were up all night caring for and tube-feeding the puppy. Mariah loves her dogs and requested the best care, and that’s what she got.” The source went on to say, “Dr. Bressler left her practice (in New York) and was there through the pre and postnatal care and the delivery. We provided 24-hour day care.” According to the law suit, Dr. Bressler billed Carey for $37,790.32, but only received $8,231.50. Carey’s attorney made the following statement in rebuttal to the suit and allegations, “This abusive lawsuit appears to be a crass publicity stunt. As a matter of principle, Mariah intends to fight this baseless case and is confident that it will be dismissed.”

Flight attendant sues Oprah Winfrey

A former flight attendant on Oprah Winfrey’s private jet is suing the talk-show host, claiming she was fired after being wrongfully accused of having sex with the jet’s chief pilot in June. In a defamation lawsuit recently filed in Chicago federal court, Corrine Gehrls, 39, claims she was fired after two other flight attendants — Myron Gooch and Kirby Bumpus — accused her of having sex with pilot Terry Pansing. The accusations were considered serious because the alleged sex allegedly occurred while the alleged plane was in flight, and we’re pretty sure the FAA is totally not cool with flight attendants and pilots having sex while they should be doing things like serving Oprah fresh cups of green tea and keeping the plane from crash-landing on a crowded freeway.

Gehrls claims in the suit she and Pansing were fired after the allegations were made, despite the fact that the they both took, and passed, polygraph tests. She is seeking $75,000 from Winfrey, Gooch, Bumpus (who is the daughter of Winfrey pal Gayle King) and Winfrey’s company, Harpo Productions. Harpo Productions says Hehrls’ claims are false and the lawsuit is without merit.

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