It’s All Fun And Games Until Lindsey Lohan Starts Launching Glasses.
Being Lindsay Lohan must be tough. I don’t care what you think. It must be a tough life. She is an actress, designer, musician, director, writer, producer and “artist of many things.”
Fitting all these things in while at the very same time always being in court or out on the piss or walking about with coke-filled shoes must be an incredible strain on her.
So, let’s see what she has been up to this week. A week in the life of an actress/designer/musician/director/writer/0roducer/”artist of many things”…
Her Twitter page has been incredibly quiet over the last week, since she told “haters” that she loved them for ripping it out of her little sister. Which is a strange stance to take.
She has been partying, I guess. It is a safe bet to imagine that. After all, she is known for partying and being a mad eff more than she is for acting. Which is fine. Just don’t write on your Twitter bio that you are all of the above when you are, in fact, none of the above. Just write, “Where’s the party?” or something.
According to New York Magazine, Lindsey threw a glass at a waitress, then chips (or french fries, whatever), but she was aiming at some guy who may or may not have wronged Queen Lohan, which must justify – in her world – throwing glass at people. Being from a small seaside town in Scotland, I am not down with the goings-on in LA, but from this angle, it would appear that LA is one big party and Lindsey Lohan is the annoying drunk who is on a whole other level, but people are too scared to say anything to her in case, you know, she starts throwing glass or something.
If you read other sites or publications, they make out that Lohan blew it. But I’m not convinced that she had anything to blow. (You know what I mean). Her career as a child star ended around the same time as her childhood, strangely enough, and it is just the cult of celebrity and the strange desire of the public to watch someone fail that keeps the corpse of her career twitching. But it’s dead. Time to get a real job.
She had a good run. Made some movies. Maybe if her parents weren’t such a joke she may still be acting, or at least not spunked all her money. But maybe their pushy attitude is what made her. No one knows, no one cares. Anyway, I liked Mean Girls. It is the story of a plain girl who wants desperately to fit in with the cool crowd. Art (in the loosest possible sense) imitating life.
DIRTRIBUTOR: Henry Hunter
















