Alec Baldwin took to Twitter to release some anger after a British journalist accused his wife of tweeting during James Gandolfini’s funeral. He went on a multiple tweet tirade, but deactivated his Twitter right after.

A writer from the British Daily Mail accused Baldwin’s wife, Hilaria, of posting to her Twitter page during the funeral service of the late actor, James Gandolfini. Baldwin quickly defended his wife through an explicit rant. “My wife and I attend a funeral to pay our respects to an old friend, and some  toxic Brit writes this f****king trash,” the actor tweeted. The tweets were captured in a screen shot, but his page has been deactivated. He added, “My wife DID NOT use her phone, in any capacity, at our friends funeral. Now. f***k this twitter + good luck to all you who know the truth.”

Hilaria is pregnant with the couple’s first child. She also took to Twitter to share her side of the story. “I hope this reporter knows how much pain and drama he has caused for his poor journalism. Lying and bullying are shameful.” She claims that a feature of the social media site caused the confusion. “When someone tweets something at a certain time, and you retweet it later, it posts the TIME the first person tweeted.”

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While many of us are still waiting for the trains to start running and the lights to come back on, New York City based celebrities are sharing their own takes on Hurricane Sandy.

Coco Austin

Reality TV star and wife of rapper Ice-T Nicole “Coco” Austin took to her balcony in Edgewater, NJ Monday to give an impromptu forecast turned peep show. The model showed off her best assets in a low-cut tank top as high winds pushed the blond bombshell all over her balcony and distorted her live broadcast. That’s ok, if we couldn’t hear her at least her body came through loud and clear.

Donny Wahlberg

Former New Kid on the Block turned actor Donny Wahlberg posted video of his flooded East Coast home on Monday night. The star is seen splashing through the water in his home as kitchen appliances float by in the background. The star tweeted that he was “Safe & Sound on Higher Ground!” and reminded his fans that material possessions were meaningless compared to the safety of loved ones.

Alec Baldwin

The 30 Rock star and his wife Hilaria Baldwin took to Twitter to announce their intentions of seeking a hotel after losing the power in their home.

Heidi Klum

The queen of Halloween decided to postpone her annual party this year issuing a statement saying; “I hope you and your loved ones are safe after this devastating storm in the New York City area. For obvious reasons, I am cancelling my Halloween party scheduled for tomorrow night. I hope to postpone for the near future…maybe a very Haunted Christmas? I hope everyone understands and stays safe.”

Even stars who were safely positioned on the west coast during the storm took to social media to express their concerns for friends and loved ones back east. Khloe Kardashian tweeted “Praying for the victims of hurricane Sandy!” and one from Kristie Alley said “oh NYC…I’m so sad for you…so much devastation and clean up to do…Let us know how to help.”

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