Selma Blair Arrested for Allegedly Biting Flight Attendant After Landing

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US actress Selma Blair was arrested at New York's JFK Airport on Sunday. The arrest occurred after her Delta Air Lines flight landed following reports of a disruptive passenger. Authorities allege that Blair physically assaulted a flight attendant, including biting them. The actress, known for roles in films like 'Legally Blonde,' was subsequently detained.

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