Image Credit: Al Bello/Getty Images; Sylvain Gaboury/PR PhotosIt’s a new inning in the Lady Gaga baseball saga. Almost two weeks following the pop star’s controversy-clad trip to Citi Field, where she gave the finger to Mets fans and was subsequently moved to Jerry Seinfeld’s luxury box, the comedian has reacted. “This woman’s a jerk. I hate her,” Seinfeld said Monday, at the tail-end of a radio sports show interview. “I can’t believe they put her in my box, which I paid for. You give people the finger and you get upgraded? Is that the world we’re living in right now?” In the interview, Seinfeld sounds both exasperated and bemused, and it’s possible that his comments were made more in jest than in actual irritation. Seinfeld then segued into a characteristic comedic inquiry into the origin of “the finger.” “What’s the finger anyway?” he said. “Speaking of interesting and new, how old is the finger? How did it even get to be ‘the finger?’” Reps for Seinfeld and Lady Gaga did not respond to EW’s calls for comment.

Despite speculation, former Party of Five star Jeremy London insists in a videotaped statement that his kidnapping did happen. “It’s been an absolute nightmare,” the actor says on the tape. “First of all, I want to say [the incident] actually did happen. It was one of the worst days of my life. I thought I was going to die. Thank God I made it out alive…I had a gun put to my head. I had my family threatened. We’re working closely with the Palm Springs Police Department to get the rest of the guys. There’s one guy in custody. There’s two more out there.” (Police arrested Brandon Adams in connection with the June 10 kidnapping, during which London claims he was held at gunpoint and forced to take drugs.) Among those skeptical of his story was brother Jason London, who told People, “I’m glad my brother’s okay, but I have serious questions about what transpired. His health is our number one concern.” At this time, police claim there’s no reason to doubt the actor’s recollection of the kidnapping.