Don’t Worry About Your Acting Career, Schwarzenegger. It’ll Survive… If You Play Your Deceitful Cards Right.


“What?! What are you talking about? It’s over. He’s done,” I hear you say. And to that I reply “you’re wrong!” Yes, the man cheated on his wife with a woman that looks like she could be his sister… his much more repugnant sister. But the torches and pitchforks will subside. This is as much publicity as you’ll hear for the rest of their lives about the subject. Sure, Jay Leno will still take some unfunny jabs at the former Governor but this won’t derail his acting career. It won’t derail it one bit.

Look, people love to watch successful people “fail, fall, die trying.” It’s true. Especially in Hollywood. So many people that we think don’t deserve what they have should fall… and hard. (I’m not talking about reality garbage. All of them should get slapped right before they disappear.) But, believe it or not, as much as we want them to fall, we want to see how the hell they’ll get back up. How they’ll react. Look at Robert Downey Jr., Britney Spears, Hugh Grant, and, to a lesser extent, Lindsey Lohan (she’s had a few chances and she’s blown them all).

Arnold does have a tough task ahead, though. It’s not that easy. He’s got to pick the EXACT project to work on so he can make his comeback even that more memorable (unlike poor ol’ Mel Gibson with The Beaver).

…and apparently he has. According to Deadline, Schwarzenegger has picked his comeback project in the form of a western entitled The Last Stand. A project he drooled about but was undecided between a billion others more he was thrown at. But don’t worry, it’s not your typical John Wayne/Clint Eastwood western. Not by a long shot since it’ll be directed by Korean master director Jee-Woon Kim. The man’s directed gems like I Saw the Devil, A Tale of Two Sisters, and The Good, the Bad, the Weird. All critical successes and if you know anything about these two guys, it’ll be a match made in celluloid heaven. Kim has a way of bringing so much emotion from his actors and if he can get Arnold to display some of it then this movie will be a great way to forget about his asinine infidelity and condomless mistake.

DIRTRIBUTOR: Del

Five Things Lindsey Lohan Can Do Now That She Is Free By James York


Lindsey Lohan is a free girl now.  It feels like she has been incarcerated as long as Charles Manson, and with twice the notoriety.  But now that she is outside of bars (and still under parole), what will she do next?  Dirt presents five possible career moves.

  1. Acting:  Sounds like a no-brainer, but it is tougher for a fallen actress than a fallen actor.  Everyone loves to see a man come out of rehab and back to work—it’s inspiring.  But for Lohan, she will probably have to start out with smaller roles and work her way back up.  As in SyFy originals (shudder) and Lifetime movies (faints).
  2. Voice Acting:  A nice way to stay connected, while staying out of direct limelight, would be voice acting.  After all, how many of you know what Cree Summer did last weekend?  Who is Cree Summer, you ask?  Only one of the most talented and famous voice actresses ever—but nobody follows voice actors so Lohan would be under the radar.  Like a voice acting ninja.
  3. Author:  Everyone loves to read the memoirs of a bad girl.  Jenna Jameson made more money off her book than most genuine authors ever will.  Sarah Palin, who may not even know how to read, made tons of cash with her book.  It’s easy and lucrative to sell a book if you are famous—especially if it is full of dirt.  Maybe she could write for dirt?
  4. Reality TV:  The most likely course of action she could take, and the worst.  Nobody wants to see you get upset about the lack of olives in the fridge in front of an $80 camcorder, Lindsey.  If you are going to embarrass yourself on film, at least have some dignity and release a sex tape with another celebrity.  I’m thinking Gene Shalit.
  5. A Real Job:  No glitz, no glamour.  Well, maybe a little.  She could open a production company, a clothing label, etc.  All these are common routes to take for a celebrity who doesn’t want/can’t keep appearing in films.

One thing is for sure—you won’t see Lohan next time you go to Hooters or to get your haircut.  She’ll find work—and we’ll keep watching.

DIRTRIBUTOR: Jim Yew

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