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Top 10 Celebrity Meltdowns
Kiefer Sutherland reportedly headbutted a designer at a recent Manhattan party. TIME shares some other great celebrity flip out moments
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24 star Kiefer Sutherland has been known to crook the elbow back from time to time. So, perhaps heavy tippling is to blame for a May 4th incident in which Sutherland attending the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala's after-party allegedly headbutted fashionista Jack McCollough. The designer reportedly either jostled or pushed or possibly just walked by Brooke Shields as she was talking to Sutherland, and the Lost Boy, witnesses report, went ape.
Sutherland has not tried to hide his wild ways in the past, as can be seen here during a promotional appearance for his documentary I Trust You To Kill Me. The hilarious (and less violent) clip shows Sutherland, on tour with his band, drunkenly attacking a hotel lobby Christmas tree. The tree loses.
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