16 Times Celebrities Met Other Stars And Whew, Did They Get Off On The Wrong Foot

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Chris Pontius (aka Party Boy) of Jackass fame said Ellen DeGeneres is the meanest celebrity he’s ever met.

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Jonah Hill “hated” Christopher Mintz-Plasse after his initial audition for Superbad.

Jonah Hill said of Mintz-Plasse’s audition, “Chris was really, really amazing off the bat. And I think he was really annoying to me at that time.” Judd Apatow said that during the audition, Mintz-Plasse was “very caustic and attacked Jonah and did improvs insulting Jonah.” Seth Rogen recalled, “Jonah immediately hated him. He was like, ‘That was fucking with my rhythm. I couldn’t perform with that guy.’”

Ultimately, Hill’s disliking of Mintz-Plasse actually appealed to Apatow, as it fit the two characters’ tense, rocky chemistry. At the time, Apatow said, ‘That’s exactly why we’re hiring him. It couldn’t be more perfect. The fact that it bothers you is exactly what we want.’”

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Pete Holmes allegedly scolded Malia Obama and her friend for talking during a stand-up show.

Holmes actually didn’t recognize her at first. He said, “There were these two hot women in the front that were whispering the whole show — it’s worse than heckling. I said, can you please cut it out. Then, I get a little bit more like — shut up…Please, shut the fuck up.”

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Kathy Griffin said Jon Hamm was mean to her at a dinner party.

Griffin said she’s always gotten a “cold and somewhat disrespectful” vibe from Hamm, but at this particular dinner, she claims he interrupted her conversation with “boozy yammering.” She added, “First it was, ‘You know your Emmy isn’t a real Emmy. I let that one go, but then he whispered, ‘You’re so o-o-o-old.'”

Griffin added, “He’s one of these hot guys who’s mildly funny but actually thinks he’s comedian level funny. You know the type — there’s probably one in your office or family. He just reeks of that. It’s an entitled air. When Hammy wants to be funny, he’s, well, not.”

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Zac Efron said that during his first icy meeting with Seth Rogen, it was revealed that Rogen “wanted to hate” him.

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Andrew Schulz is a comedian who claims to have had a “weird interaction” with Jerry Seinfeld. It happened when Schulz performed at a comedy club. After the show, he saw Seinfeld and thanked him for attending…

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Kesha also famously had an awkward interaction with Jerry Seinfeld.

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Josh Gad was annoyed with Adrian Grenier for his behavior while attending a performance of the broadway musical, Book of Mormon, which ultimately led to Gad’s “lowest moment in acting history.”

Gad (who starred in the musical) told the story of performing a show when a celebrity in the audience kept “checking their phone, just talking and not really listening.” He initially kept their identity anonymous, only saying that they, “were on Entourage,” and “it’s not Jeremy Piven.” Gad said that he was so focused on debating whether or not to call the person out that he forgot his line, which led to a lengthy, awkward silence before he called out, “What the (blank) am I supposed to say?” to get his next words from the crew.

Gad eventually confirmed the identity of the culprit, stating, “It was the lead actor on a show called Entourage, Adrian… So Adrian, the next time you’re out there in a dark theater with a bunch of people onstage performing for you, I would ask for a little bit more respect. And I promise to show you the same respect when I watch you on a stage. All joking aside, I hope you’re doing well, Adrian! I still love you, I still love you very much.”

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Chanel West Coast had a heated verbal spat with radio host and writer Charlamagne during an episode of Ridiculousness.

After Charlamagne bragged about his willingness to tell people his honest opinion to their face, Chanel told him that just because he says something doesn’t make it the truth. Charlamagne replied, “She’s saying that because I told her she was wack at rapping one time.” This set off a back and forth that ended with Chanel angrily telling Charlamagne to “get familiar” with her “musical track record.”

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Sophie Turner was so starstruck by Kendall Jenner that she bluntly declined an invitation to a party.

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Cara Delevingne and Richard Madden had a non-face-to-face exchange after he criticized her for a tense interview with CBS Sacramento that was cut short.

Madden was quoted as saying, “It was unprofessional. … It made her seem ungrateful… She showed her age. For Cinderella, I did six weeks of those interviews, where you get asked the same eight questions. If you’re not capable of doing that gracefully, then don’t do it.”

Delevingne tweeted in response, “I have no idea who you are but I think it’s little desperate for a grown man to be bad mouthing someone they don’t know.” However, Madden quickly apologized and said he was misquoted, squashing the short-lived beef.

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Jon Stewart did not enjoy Hugh Grant at all when he was a guest on The Daily Show in 2009, once labeling him the show’s worst guest, adding, “And we’ve had dictators on the show.”

Grant is said to have complained to The Daily Show staff that he had other places to be. Stewart recapped, “He’s giving everyone shit the whole time, and he’s a big pain in the ass.”

Grant was there to promote Did You Hear About The Morgans? and it was reported that he took issue with the clip of the film that was shown. Stewart said in response, “Well, then make a better fucking movie.” (I watched the interview and there’s some sarcasm and perhaps a bit of tension, so these other interactions happened off-camera.)

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James Corden and Pierce Brosnan

During a segment on The Late Late Show, Corden was asked, to, “Name a celebrity who has been rude to you at a party.” Corden told a story of Pierce Brosnan pushing him out of his way at a U2 concert.

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Jeremy Piven and Stephen Dorff got into an argument over bathroom line cutting.

According to Pop Sugar, Piven was upset at Dorff for cutting the line to the bathroom, and the two had a little argument, with things nearly escalating to the point of physical confrontation.

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And finally, Lena Dunham oddly criticized Odell Beckham Jr. for…doing nothing in particular, after the two shared a table at the Met Gala.

In a Q&A with Amy Schumer, Dunham said, “I was sitting next to Odell Beckham Jr., and it was so amazing because it was like he looked at me and he determined I was not the shape of a woman by his standards. He was like, ‘That’s a marshmallow. That’s a child. That’s a dog.’ It wasn’t mean — he just seemed confused. The vibe was very much like, ‘Do I want to fuck it? Is it wearing a…yep, it’s wearing a tuxedo. I’m going to go back to my cell phone.’ It was like we were forced to be together, and he literally was scrolling Instagram rather than have to look at a woman in a bow tie. I was like, ‘This should be called the Metropolitan Museum of Getting Rejected by Athletes.'”

Dunham’s unprompted targeting of Beckham Jr. drew public criticism her way, and she eventually wrote an apology on Instagram.

Beckham Jr. seemed unaware it was even a thing and when asked about it he simply replied, “It’s life. There are so many things that go on, you catch some of them, you don’t catch some of them, you just — I don’t know man, I don’t have much to say about that. I have to learn more about the situation.”