Lindsay may be in trouble again

14 years ago

News reports say Lindsey Lohan plowed her Porsche into a tractor trailer. She wasn't hurt, but she is in an emergency room.

Methinks drug and alcohol testing by police.

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kayjones
14 years ago
She's back at her job, working on her new movie as Liz Taylor, now - just announced on HLN News.
maire_cate
14 years ago
That young woman needs to be encased in bubble wrap - she's a walking disaster. She's still young and I hope she gets her act together.
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susanjf_gw
14 years ago
she doesn't deserve to play liz taylor...i'm sure she's turning over in her grave...
sheilajoyce_gw
14 years ago
Oh, Liz was something of a wild one too.
dedtired
14 years ago
Liz was a lot of things, including wild, but she was not stupid. Lindsey is a walking disaster area. Whenever The Parent Trap comes on and I see how cute and talented she was, I feel bad for someone gone so awry.
sleeperblues
14 years ago
I read the accident wasn't her fault, that she was cut off by the semi. Don't know.
teresava
14 years ago
I agree with maire cate! She's a disaster. I actually have liked some of her movies, but she is out of control!
gemini40
14 years ago
Really...Lohan playing Liz ? I don't get it.Having said that I am not sure who would be a good candidate for the role.

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jannie
14 years ago
I'm not surprised, seems she's not a good driver, drunk or sober.
brownthumbia
14 years ago
There are quite a few people who are responsible for her disastrous life. Everyone that didnt put their foot down when she was acting like a fool, including any judge that she came before. Treating her like she was something special was a big mistake and I hope they can live with that. And of course they will. They helped put her where she is today. She should have been turned over someone's knee years and years ago.
petaloid
14 years ago
I saw her here in town awhile back, grocery shopping, and she's quite pretty in person. Talented too.

Unfortunately, as brownthumbia says, poor parenting and lack of guidance have left their mark.

She's been doing a bit better, and I hope she finds her way.
kayjones
14 years ago
We have to remember that 'he who has the money, calls the shots'. This woman has had people sucking money from her for years, so no - they wouldn't do anything like tell her 'no', lest she cut off their supply of 'free' money. That was McCauley Caukin's problem, too, until he stood up for himself, sued his family, and gained control over his money and life.

There is SUPPOSED to be a law that protects actors that are minors, but I don't think it's put into force very often. I think Lindsey's life has been disastrous in several respects because of people who are afraid to 'cross' her - their Golden Goose would die if they did!

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