On Sunday, October 11th, Selma Blair was on a Delta flight to New York (JFK) when she had a meltdown mid-flight, screaming, biting and attacking people. Once the plane landed, she was escorted off by police and Port Authority officers, and Blair attacked them as well, kicking officers and at least one nurse. She was […]
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