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used as ammunition. Still, his madly popular show
hardly needs more promotion. Kardashian, on the
other hand, bounces from one feud to another, getting
into it in recent years with Daniel Craig and Halle
Berry. All of which keeps her and her family and their
ubiquitous reality shows ever more ubiquitous. The
combatants Madonna vs. Elton John The feud They
jousted after the Golden Globes in January, when
Madonna won Best Original Song, for Masterpiece
from her movie W.E., The fallout Mild. Elton is a
quarrelsome fellow. Remember the obscenity­-laden
spat with Lily Allen in 2008? He can be prickly but it
never seems to hurt his career or his philanthropic
endeavors. And if Madonna went postal every time
someone criticized her ⦠well, she wouldn't be
Madonna. She's been exchanging tit­-for­-tat tweets with
CNN's Piers Morgan ever since he banned her from
his talk show in a promotional stunt of his own, and
she came under fire from some musicians for seeming
to joke about drug use on her latest record, MDNA,
similar to MDMA or ecstasy. But if feuding helps bring
attention to her movie or her record, she's not going to
complain. The combatants Keith Olbermann vs. Al
Gore, Current TV The feud Cranky Olbermann is a
frequent feuder. His latest dust­-up is with former veep
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Al Gore and his Current TV network, which fired
Olbermann last week just months after hiring and
hailing him as the savior of the little­-watched news
network. Current TV execs say he's out for alleged
breach of contract and for generally being a pain to
deal with. Olbermann, in his customary state of
outrage, has sued (as he has in past noisy departures
from MSNBC and ESPN). He issued a statement and
took to Twitter to denounce Current TV as a "failure,"
and to accuse Gore and other execs of lacking ethics
and lying to get out of a contract. The fallout Moderate.
Olbermann is the only one barking. Gore released an
initial statement saying Olbermann lacked the
network's values of respect and loyalty but has said
little since. Meanwhile, Mr. O is set to sit down
Tuesday with David Letterman (another guy who
knows cranky) to tell more about his woes. It's
probably not the end for him â somehow he always
gets another job. Not clear how feud helps Current,
which replaced Olbermann with Eliot Spitzer, the
former N.Y. governor who resigned after a prostitution
scandal. All this would be an embarrassing tiff among
liberals for conservatives to rejoice in â except no one
is watching anyway.
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