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Rolling Stone • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Kelly Clarkson accused Brooklyn Heights design shop Art of Play of refusing to sell her a $15,000 musical bird sculpture named Molly, leading to a public dispute between the singer and the store.
- Art of Play co-owner Adam Rubin claims Clarkson's social media posts have brought significant negative attention to his small business, accusing her of using her fame to damage their reputation.
- Clarkson has not responded to Rubin's recent statements but is promoting her own affordable bird-themed home decor items from her Kelly Clarkson collection at Wayfair.
- The controversy highlights tensions between celebrity influence and small business operations, with the dispute escalating from a private disagreement to a widely publicized conflict.
