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Stars v. Paparazzi

Hugh Grant recently kicked a TMZ photographer in the groin while he was leaving The Waverly Inn in New York. But this isn't his first paparazzi "run in." In April 2007, Grant hurled a container of baked beans at a photographer lurking outside his home. According to the paparazzo, Grant left him "bruised, battered" and covered in the saucy legumes. The 'Bridget Jones' actor was arrested but never charged.

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Kelly Osbourne's fiance Luke Worrall began throwing eggs at the paparazzi when she arrived home on April 6, 2009.

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Hayden Panettiere lost her cool with paparazzi on the red carpet at a fundraiser in Honolulu. One reporter tried to get Panettiere's attention and touched her shoulder. Panettiere turned around and screamed, "Don't you ever touch me!" Before going inside, the 'Heroes' star snapped, "You all make my life miserable."

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"We need to make a distinction between people who photograph celebrities at events and people who climb over your wall wearing camouflage and calling out your kids names as you take them to school so they'll look that way," Brad Pitt tells Ann Curry of the 'Today Show'. "I have no respect for these people... There should be laws against it."

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"[Paparazzi have] become an entity to themselves... But eventually they'll implode. They're creating a house of cards that will inevitably fall. These are not nice people. When you're taking your child to school, and they're trying to get on school property to get a picture, it literally makes you want to just smack them," Kate Hudson tells Elle magazine.

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Lindsay Lohan described her car accident to Lauren Hutton in Interview Magazine: "I wouldn't have been speeding up like I was if I didn't have people shoving cameras in my windows.... I was running away from the paparazzi... I mean, I know this guy was trying to do his job, but his "job" almost landed me half-dead."

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"Can you leave me alone, I'm trying to get gas and this is really harassment," Sienna Miller reportedly said to this paparazzo, who then continued shooting. Miller drove to a local police station to complain about the persistent cameramen following the confrontation.

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"It burns a fire inside of me, the s**** that I've seen people do to get at me or my daughter. I won't forget it, and I won't support it. I don't want my daughter growing up feeling spied on or threatened," Michelle Williams tells Newsweek. She insists the paparazzi might eventually cause her to give up acting. "It's given me a sense of self-esteem, self-worth. I have this thing that I'm in love with - acting - and now it has this baggage."

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A jury found in favor of Keanu Reeves after a paparazzo sued him for allegedly hitting him with his Porsche.

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In June, 'Dancing With the Stars' contestant Steve Guttenberg was in no mood to be photographed while on a jog, grabbing the camera from a paparazzo and threatening to punch him. According to the photo agency Bauer-Griffin, Guttenberg was "was munching on a banana after a jog" when he "suddenly became wildly angry, motioning to punch a photographer and grabbing at a videographer's camera."

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