Citing irreconcilable differences, she filed for divorce last summer and in usual Hollywood fashion, things are turning for the worse. She recently won a restraining order against him because of alleged violent acts.

Kneeland said in an interview, “he grabbed me, bruised me, pushed me, made threats of more violence, [and] left messages saying he would hire people to come and beat me with chains and bats.” She also claimed that Furlong abuses illegal drugs such as cocaine.

Furlong’s representative, R.J. Rousso, recently told People that the allegations are false. “Mr. Furlong vehemently denies all allegations that have been made and is currently working with his legal team to have this temporary restraining order extinguished,” Rousso said. “Unfortunately, the two parties are going through a very contentious divorce and custody battle. Eddie’s main concern is his son, Ethan, and moving forward with his life.”

As for the drug accusations, Rousso rebuts, “Eddie has been sober for more than five years and is preparing to begin production on a new film.” He began shooting the adaptation of The Green Hornet last weekend with fellow actors Seth Rogen, Cameron Diaz, Jay Chou, Edward James Olmos, David Harbour, Tom Wilkinson and Christoph Waltz.

On September 25, the Superior Court has ordered Furlong to stay 100 yards away from Kneeland. The 32-year-old actor was also stripped of visitation rights for his 3-year-old son. Furlong is fighting to have the temporary order revoked.

This isn’t Furlong’s first relationship that ended in court. In 1998, his former girlfriend-manager Jacqueline Louise Domac, 14 years his senior, sued him for abuse and breach of contract.

We wonder what Judgment Day has in store for Furlong this time around.

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Later after the show, Noel posted this statement on oasisinet.com: “It’s with some sadness and great relief to tell you that I quit Oasis tonight,” he wrote. “People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.”

The siblings have been bickering since the band’s peak in the ’90s, and their brotherly brawls have actually contributed to their rise in popularity. Scuffles, heckling, and even violent fits were common between Liam and Noel both on- and off-stage.

Oasis file photo from www.oasisinet.com

Reports of splits and reconciliations continued throughout the late ’90s, causing a strain to their performances and productions. The band’s popularity got back on track in 2005 with chart-topping hits and a large-scale world tour.

A few days ago, Liam and Noel’s mom Peggy Gallagher gave Oasis fans something to hope for when she told the Sunday Mirror: “They do love each other, but they’ve always been very different. The funny thing is, they didn’t fight as children. They didn’t fight until they started the band. I hope this isn’t the end of Oasis. I don’t think it is. They’re just tired at the end of the tour. They’ve had fights before and got over it.”

Do you believe it’s just another one of the infamous Liam-Noel rifts that will eventually lead back to reconciliation? Do you think do you think the band can continue their career without Noel?