Why didn't they use the name Susan? This is a subliminal message.
Bet she graduated top of her class
Why didn't they use the name Susan? This is a subliminal message.
You know Boomer, I am sad to say I agree. I am a huge fan of Lindsay and it is that reason why I keep reading this thread. I was rooting (and still am) rooting for her to get her career back on track, but it seems like this is not going to happen, or at least anytime soon.I saw that on the midday news, too... She's gone from child star to rising movie star to beautiful young celeb with problems, to train wreck and now this: cartoon... Poor girl- I don't see any realistic path back to work and respectibility....
when is her line supposed to be presented in paris ??
laineygossipI’ve been in LA for a week. Have updated a few files, touched base with sources etc. The overwhelming consensus among industry insiders in Hollywood is that Lindsay Lohan isn’t even a discussion anymore. There is no chance for a comeback. She is unhireable (should be a real word) and – worse – obsolete. It’s not just that she’s nuts, it’s also that there’s no need for her. And that’s what hurts the most. No one can find any value in Lilo. That sh-t, they say, is done.
nypostLindsay Lohan is no "milkaholic," but she does cry like a baby.
The "Mean Girls" star was left sobbing uncontrollably when she saw an E-Trade ad on Super Bowl Sunday about a ditsy, boyfriend-stealing infant named Lindsay she believed was created in her likeness, her irate mom told The Post yesterday.
"She said, 'Mommy, help me. This is wrong. How can they do this?' " Dina Lohan said of a tearful phone call with her 23-year-old daughter after the big game.
La Lohan had just set her peepers on an ad for E-trade that features a pair of babies video chatting about a boyfriend-stealing tyke -- and became "extremely upset" because she believed the spot was taking a jab at her hard-partying ways.
"They're little babies doing this, mocking another child who's just trying to survive Hollywood, basically," Dina Lohan said.
In the ad for the financial-services company, a baby girl is upset with her boyfriend for not calling the previous night.
After the boy apologizes, saying he was diversifying his portfolio, the girl asks suspiciously: "And that milkaholic Lindsay wasn't over?"
"Lindsay?" the boy asks sheepishly before another baby girl pokes her head into the frame and asks, "Milk-a-what?"
Lohan filed a lawsuit in Nassau County on Monday seeking an eye-popping $100 million in damages for her pain and suffering.
"I'm just basically glad I took a stand. I'm not going to let them do this to us anymore," Dina Lohan said of the "horrible" and "mean" ad.
She said that the ad was clearly aimed at her daughter because unlike other stars, her daughter's first name is synonymous with the "Herbie Fully Loaded" actress.
"Everyone knows Lindsay, like Cher or Madonna," Dina Lohan said.
But Grey Group, which produced the ad, insists that -- unlike Oprah or Cher -- Lindsay is a popular baby name. In fact, company spokesman Chris Brown said that someone working on the spot shared the name as well.