Did Mila Kunis Seriously Steal a Chicken? And 6 Other Bizarre Things Celebrities Have Been Sued For

Colorado DJ, David "Jackson" Mueller claimed he was fired from his job after Taylor Swift made accusations that he "grabbed her bottom" during a radio station visit—which he denies. The lawsuit looks to replenish Mueller's lost income. At the time, he was making $150,000 per year. Guess he can't shake it off?

Singer Kristina Karo has accused Kunis of stealing a chicken from her when they were children together in the Ukraine. According to the claim, Karo is seeking $5,000 to cover therapy sessions she needs "due to isolation for the loss of her chicken pet 'Doggie.'" Interestingly, the suit comes when Karo is releasing a new song. We'll just leave that there.

Minaj is a lady of many wigs. Perhaps even to a fault. Her former "wig guru" Terrence Davidson claims the rapper stole, licensed, and sold his designs without his permission and hit her with a $30 million lawsuit.

Believe it or not, Chris Martin filed a restraining order against Gwyneth Paltrow. Okay, not her ex-husband Chris Martin, but another man of the same name who also said they're lovers and that Paltrow got paid $500,000 for their liaisons, according to Page Six.

Taylor's landscape gardener claimed that he was unfairly dismissed after he rejected the advances of her butler Jean-Luc Lacquement. Which we're sure is the plot of at least three soap operas, right?

According to allhiphop.com, a man named Patrick White accused Jay of hacking into his computer to steal material for his book Decoded, saying "the book contains various expressions/colors/phrases which correlates to my work."