The broad from Hung, Jane Adams learned first hand what it’s like to be a victim of a world that Tweets everything, and the man who spilled his unflattering account of the actress? Well, he got fired.

A waiter at Barneys Greengrass, the restaurant inside NYC’s Barney’s shop reported on his Twitter that Adams skipped out on a bill after forgetting her wallet at home. Although her agent came in the next day to settle her tab, the waiter still told all of Twitter that he felt stiffed. ”Tues: Jane Adams, star of HBO series ‘Hung’ skipped out on a $13.44 check. Her agent called and payed [sic.] the following day. NO TIP!!!”, the dude wrote on his feed to all of his followers.

Shortly after that was spilled, Barneys took a look at the rest of his feed only to discover Tweets like “Thurs: Tori Spelling eats salami eggs and onions. BTW when did Tori become hot? Also Emilio Estevez looks like his dad,” and ”Watched Neil Strauss pick up girls and Mindy Kaling talking at a hungover BJ Novak. My work is not reality!”

Trust me, this kind of dish is delicious and one of the main reasons we’re all so happy that Twitter is around, but seriously? On the job? You gotta know better than that. There are PAs on The View who see more spill-worthy deets on the hour but show a bit more decorum in the work place.

Point is: watch what (and who) you Tweet about on the job!

Lily Allen performed at the Chanel show in Paris yesterday in what looks like one of the most dreamy performances ever. Of course Lils and her “bandmates” were dressed in head-to-toe Chanel and looked gorgeous, but everything, from the stylish drum kit to the stage they were standing on looked like they were straight out of a fairy tale. Karl Lagerfeld was of course near by, looking like a wax doll and probably enjoying the music if he can still feel feelings. These photos are beautiful and look far more like a photoshoot than a performance at a fashion show.

I would expect someone as brilliant as Chris Rock to be above accusations like this, but someone is claiming that he stole the idea for his movie Good Hair from a flick that had already been made. Filmmaker Regina Kimbell says that back in 2005, she showed Chris a her movie My Nappy Roots on the set of Everybody Hates Chris and now four years later, he’s releasing pretty much the same movie under a different title.

Kimbell’s film has a similar format– celebrities talking about different hair styles that are commonly worn in the black community– and Rock’s big-budget wide-release is bound to make her hard work get blown off the map. While Kimbell has already filed a lawsuit, comment from Rock’s camp has yet to be released and the amount that the suit was filed for is still unknown.

I’m still definitely going to check out Good Hair, but now I also want to find a copy of My Nappy Roots. It’s not that I want to compare the films, I just don’t think that there’s possibly enough movies about weaves to ever satiate my needs.

Real Housewives of New York City cast member Bethenny Frankel is ready to start her own solo venture apart from BFF Jill, Countess LuAnn, Ramona, Alex and Kelly, but her castmates don’t seem so happy for her. Bethenny’s show, Skinny in the City, which chronicles her life with her new fiance and the expansion of her Skinny Girl brand, is exactly the kind of deal that every woman on her show would kill for, so the fact that none of them have said a word to her about it makes sense. Bethenny refers to her new project as “the elephant in the room”, as everyone knows exactly what she’s been up to, yet no one has even tossed her a simple “Congrats” or a free ream of fabric or anything.

Bethenny dished to People Magazine about her feelings re: the silence and says she’s not angry about it. “I hope they would be supportive just because they’re human beings. But do I care [that nobody's said anything]? Nah. I don’t even think about it. I’ve got too much to focus on [than] to focus on girl trouble.”

While it’s obvious to say the least that the other Real Housewives are likely a bit jealous about the exposure Bethenny has drummed up for herself due to a healthy dose of public shit talking and famewhoring (I see this woman out on the town and in the society pages than a circa 2002 Paris Hilton), it also wouldn’t surprise me if her castmates weren’t happy for her because, well, Bethenny’s turned in to a total bitch. While she once was praised for being the Greek Chorus of RHONYC, she’s overplayed that role to the point that her digs and punny little nicknames for her castmates aren’t even cute anymore. If I had to take a guess, I’d say that everyone from Jill to Alex has had enough of Bethenny’s obnoxious ways.

Lindsay Lohan has been in Paris for fashion week, and in light of the scathing reviews she received of her designs for Ungaro, babygirl is doing what she knows best: partying. While she wasn’t seen drinking or making frequent trips to the bathroom, Linds was still looking like a hot mess. And what’s with all the hair flipping? Was there a fan on her face the whole night?

David Letterman got kinda sorta screwed over this week for boning people on his staff. Yeah, yeah. It’s whatever. Everyone bones people they work with, and he was not married when he did it, so it ain’t that big of a deal. Point is: We’re going to be hearing a lot about it from all sorts of people for the next hot minute or two because that’s the kind of thing that people talk about. We’ve already all forgotten that Mackenzie Phillips’ dad diddled her and now we’re all on to this and maybe next week Aaron Carter will rape someone and then we’ll all be preoccupied with that.

HOWEVER! It’s not easy for the late night hosts who actually have a great deal of respect for Letterman, and in the case of Craig Ferguson, a working relationship, to crack on this story like they would most others of the same nature. So tonight, a class act as usual, Ferguson delivered a great monologue about his buddy and boss David Letterman that is most definitely worth a watch. The best lines? “Well, I guess by now you’ve all figured out how I got the job” and of course, ”If we are now holding late night talk show hosts to the same moral accountability as we hold politicians or clergyman – I’m out. I’m gone. Because I don’t think I have kept it a secret from you that I have a few incidences in my own past.”