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On The Road Again! Gwyneth Paltrow Blatantly Breaks Handheld Phone Law, Chatting Behind The Wheel In Malibu, While Martha Stewart Fires The Latest Salvo In Their Ongoing Feud

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Oct. 13 2014, Published 2:04 p.m. ET

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Gwyneth Paltrow might be an asset in front of the camera, but she’s a liability behind the wheel.

The Hollywood A-lister, who has a checkered past when it comes to driving, was snapped in Malibu, Calif. on Saturday talking on a phone as she drove — a blatant violation of a years-long law in the Golden State that prohibits motorists from using handheld devices while driving.

As we previously reported, Paltrow has come under fire for her behavior as a motorist before, including a Sept. 13, 2013 incident in which she recklessly cut off a school bus on a Vespa scooter at her children’s school in Los Angeles; and the school’s subsequent ban on her and estranged husband Chris Martin from using the scooters for pickups and drop-offs.

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When the massively-entitled star isn’t chatting her way down PCH at high speeds, she seems to be in a sparring match with Martha Stewart over a battle for who’s top dog in the lifestyle industry, with her growing website, Goop.

In the latest salvo in the war, Stewart lampooned the phrase “conscious uncoupling” — Paltrow’s famously pretentious choice of words for her breakup with husband Chris Martin earlier this year — in her November issue Martha Stewart Living. The jab came in a Thanksgiving recipe feature story called “Consciously Coupled,” regarding food combinations that work well together.

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After Stewart in September characterized Paltrow as “a movie star… who’s trying to be Martha Stewart,” Paltrow said she was “psyched that Stewart sees Goop as competition."

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