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AM's suit names the estates of the two pilots, as well as Clay Lacy Aviation, Global Exec Aviation, Inter Travel & Services Inc., Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. and Learjet.
Baker's widow has filed a lawsuit against a similar list of defendants.
The "American Idol" finale red carpet is always a clusterf--- of epic proportions. Unless you're "Access Hollywood" or E!, you're not scoring an interview with any of the judges or current contestants. Instead, you're stuck fighting CBS Radio and
Cat Fancy magazine for a couple of minutes with previous "Idol" also-rans who are plugging their independently released new single and/or memoir and/or perfume. So imagine our delight when King Cowell stopped to talk into
our microphone and
drop this bomb! Even though Simon said during the finale performance show that
David Archuleta had picked a better first single, he told us in this clip that he was having second thoughts about his endorsement and had been too hard on
David Cook. (He echoed this sentiment live on the air just a few hours later, before Cook took home the "Idol" crown.) MTV News heard it first!
DJ AM (born Adam Goldstein) filed suit on Tuesday over the fiery plane crash that killed four people and
seriously injured him and Travis Barker in September. AM claimed in the suit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court that as the private Lear jet reached takeoff speed, the pilots realized that one or more of the
tires had blown and that they aborted the takeoff, causing the plane to overrun the runway and crash into an embankment. Barker took similar
legal action last month.