TV Article Hit List: Jan. 6, 2011 Lady Gaga sued by former assistant, Justin Bieber second most charitable artist in showbiz, and more By Dan Snierson Dan Snierson Dan Snierson is a former senior writer at Entertainment Weekly. He left EW in 2023. EW's editorial guidelines Published on December 30, 2011 05:00AM EST Lady Gaga’s former assistant files lawsuit claiming she was forced to be the singer’s ”personal alarm clock”We thought she was whining until we found out she literally had to dress in a Thierry Mugler-designed clock costume with a snooze-button hat. Justin Bieber ranked No. 2 on list of charitable celebsHe gave nearly half his income to groups researching Bieber fever, a serious illness that affects one in three adolescent girls, and one in eight of their mothers. Louis Vuitton files lawsuit over fake bag used in The Hangover Part IIThey claim it was a cheap imitation of the original. The bag too. Drake angry at artist who tattooed ”DRAKE” on woman’s foreheadHe’s only mad because he was her second choice, after ”Young Jeezy Featuring Jay-Z & Andre 3000” wouldn’t fit. The anonymous actress suing IMDb for revealing her age will have to put her real name on the lawsuitBut even if she does, she’ll probably subtract a couple letters. Hugh Hefner and ex-fiancée still sparring over ownership of their pet spanielHef misunderstood when, during their final fight, she told him, ”You’ll never see these puppies again!” Alec Baldwin drops mayoral hopes, disses candidates as ”horny for their own ascension”He prefers Hollywood, where people are horny for simpler things like sex and money. Heidi Klum to compete on The Price Is RightShe may not ace the grocery prices, but it should be noted that she was the captain of Germany’s 1996 Olympic Plinko team. The King’s Speech lands on list of most pirated movies of 2011In related news, 10,000 copies of Downton Abbey ”fell off a truck” in New Jersey, and feds busted a mule trying to smuggle Dame Judi Dench past airport security.