So Lindsay Lohan went to a fashion show and threw a fit like she was Veruca Salt or something. And, sure, it’s an interesting story, but then we think, this is Lindsay Lohan we’re talking about. Wouldn’t it be more interesting if she went to a fashion show and acted like a perfectly bred lady who brushed up on the advice of Emily Post in her spare time and dutifully said please and thank you to everyone? But, alas, we work with what we’re given. Says Page Six:
For the G-Star runway show Tuesday night at Hammerstein Ballroom, “She arrived with her sister, Ali, and two other guests,” said our insider. “She had already copped an attitude by refusing to pose for photos, and she had to be dragged into the press line.” Later, “Lindsay decided she wasn’t happy with the seating arrangements. She began taking the seating cards for celebrities like Juliette Lewis and Christian Siriano and moving them or throwing them on the floor,” said our source. When she threw Taylor Momsen‘s place card to the floor, event producers approached her. Lohan responded, “Don’t [bleep]ing touch me,” and “rolled her eyes and continued moving the place cards,” said our spy.
We really wish Lindsay would do things we don’t expect. Showing up in a wrinkled shirt and tights-for-pants with stringy, dry hair and acting like a twazzle? Boring. Try something new, girl. Like showing up in an Austin Scarlett gown with your hair up in afro puffs.
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There’s only one celebrity who can cop that kind of attitude and get away with it. Unfortunately, the guy spent about 34 years in prison (thirty of them in solitary), is a violent criminal who does a little performance on the side and is British. You might’ve heard of him, calls himself Charles Bronson. He’s got a movie about his very life and the trailer alone is worth the view. He could fix Ms. Lohan’s attitude inside of five minutes and she would never EVER stray from the path again. (Course, I don’t know if he can get a visa to this country, but hey didn’t stop a few notables from coming to this country.)