Kelly Clarkson and Brooklyn store Art of Play in dispute after her online complaint
Photo: New York PostHow the sides differ Alternative sources focus on the store's staff being threatened and the power imbalance of reach; right sources emphasize Sunny Hostin's criticism of Clarkson and leaked footage.
Kelly Clarkson and the Brooklyn shop Art of Play have clashed publicly after the singer complained online about how she was treated, with a mechanical bird mentioned in coverage of the dispute. The BBC reports the store says its staff have been threatened since her post. The AP frames it as a question of unequal reach and power when someone with a large following posts a complaint. The New York Post reports that Sunny Hostin criticized Clarkson, after security footage from the store leaked, and had earlier said the matter should have been handled privately.
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No left-leaning outlet has covered this story yet.
Alternative outlets focus on the store's side, including threats against staff, and on the power imbalance created by a celebrity's social media reach.
The right-leaning outlet centers on Sunny Hostin's criticism of Clarkson's reaction and the leaked security footage, rather than on the store's account.