| QUOTE (sneezydove @ January 01, 2007 03:07 pm) |
| I do hate that all of my links are from Perez, but it was the first place I saw this excuse for an outfit. |
Why is she wearing a fanny pack right underneath her breasts?
| QUOTE (sneezydove @ January 01, 2007 03:07 pm) |
| I do hate that all of my links are from Perez, but it was the first place I saw this excuse for an outfit. |
The belt is what ruins what would normally be a decent dress.
I had a dress like that. For my Barbie. In 1985.
Oh, and what is with the dark hair and bottled tan? She's a natural redhead, which makes her stand out; why the hell would she want to mess with that and look about twenty years older than she actually is? I say this as a natural brunette, by the way.
Maybe she's trying to look older so she can continue the drinking/smoking/drug binge by erasing any sign that she may not look it. Otherwise the only reason she could be doing it is to blend into a Hollywood norm in which everybody looks exactly the same.
They were showing Freaky Friday on the Disney channel this past weekend. She was such a cute, clean, would-be punkster in that one.
If she switched bodies with her real-life mother for a day, I don't think anyone would notice a thing.
She seems to have more medical dramas than Elizabeth Taylor!
Didn't she do some fakey Elizabeth Taylor photo shoot once?
Kind of - she was Diane Keaton in
Annie Hall, Liz Taylor in
Butterfield 8, and Liza Minnelli in
Cabaret.
| QUOTE (ka-*test*-('")i @ January 04, 2007 04:32 pm) |
| Kind of - she was Diane Keaton in Annie Hall, Liz Taylor in Butterfield 8, and Liza Minnelli in Cabaret. |
Yikes. That would explain the hideous excess of Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, which which she makes appearences as Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. Methinks certain chickens are being counted before they hatch.
In her defense - I know, I know, you're all shocked - the character in that movie was (if you'll pardon me) a huge drama queen and was imagining herself that way. A good chunk of that movie was pure cartoony in-Lola's-head fantasy.
(Also, when I saw A Prairie Home Companion, I was endlessly amused by the fact that her character's name actually was Lola - as opposed to Drama Queen, where it was Mary, but she called herself Lola.)
So she'll be back partying by Saturday then?
I keep waiting for Leslie Sloane to have a nervous breakdown. Dealing with Lindsay is gonna push her over the edge on of these days.
Wasn't her publicist named Leslie Sloane Zelnick? Dish about Linds is so common. I want to know if her publicist got divorced.
She walked on her own power out of the hospital, one day after she went in. Not suspicious at all.