Kelly Clarkson 'put us in danger,' claims Brooklyn shop owner
Kelly Clarkson's dispute with Brooklyn's Art of Play over a $15,000 mechanical singing bird has escalated.
Co-owner Adam Rubin claims the singer's public comments have put the shop in danger, alleging threats against people associated with the business.
Meanwhile, the automaton, named Molly, now carries a $15 million price tag, despite the shop maintaining it is not for sale.
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