Here’s an update on Good ‘Ol Lindasy Lohan,
In the “any news is good as long as they spell your name right” category, Lindsay “Let me out!” Lohan has announced plans to expand her 6126 fashion brand by designing shoes. Or rather, her people made the announcement since everyone’s favorite train wreck is still in rehab until a judge decides to honor her scheduled release date of Jan. 3. 
According to Lohan’s reps, “(The shoes are) classic, glamorous, timeless with a sexy flair… She’ll finalize everything when she’s out (of rehab).”
You’d think they would downplay the fact their boss is drying out in a facility, but what do I know about the fashion biz?
IN OTHER LINDSAY “I KISSED A GIRL AND I LIKED IT!” LOHAN NEWS
Screenwriter Charles Casillo has drawn attention to his latest project before it’s even finished by basing it on Lohan’s troubled life.
Here’s the official description of the sure-to-be-a-hit flick, “Dogs in Pocketbooks” follows a “bratty movie goddess in and out of rehab, in trouble with the law, and hounded by greedy agents, predatory paparazzi, off-the-wall stalkers and crazed media.”
For some reason the title refers to the trend Paris Hilton started, but Casillo insists that the film is “in no way mean-spirited toward Lindsay,” adding, “It’s the kind of thing she has spoofed about herself in the past.”
Dina “Mother of the Century” Lohan has threatened to sue Casillo, claiming she has her daughter’s best interests at heart.
Since when?
At any rate, the threat appeared to work, “Dogs in Pocketbooks is not about Lindsay Lohan,” Casillo said in a posting to his twitter page on Tuesday. “It’s about a movie star with a crazy, tabloid showbiz life. Of course ,there will be comparisons…”
God bless the American people and their need to sue everyone.
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Reality TV – An Untreatable Disease?
The Food Network has a show called Cupcake Wars.The Kardashians document every single minute of their “working day” in order to educate the masses. A single, fame-obsessed mom named Kate “raises” eight kids on her own.
Yep, this is what reality television has come to, folks. And despite the title, Cupcake Wars is NOT about a group of scantily clad, drunken, bisexual college cheerleaders pelting each other with baked goods.
I know, no one is more disappointed than me.
Instead, we have a competition in the vein of Cake Challenge, pitting bakers against one another for a cash prize of $10,000. I’m a fan of several Food Network programs, but I can’t help but be puzzled by the whole reality tv virus and just how many networks have been infected. David Hasselhoff even had his own show on A&E featuring his quest to launch careers for his two daughters.
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The network pulled the plug on The Hoff after two episodes, but the larger issue still looms – A&E used to be a respected network specializing in actual arts and entertainment programs. Now their fortunes rest on Dog the Bounty Hunter and Billy the Exterminator?
To be fair, they do air Hoarders, an excellent examination of our desire to retain memories through the accumulation of things. Some people may find it as exploitative as the rest of it’s reality tv ilk, but at least the program attempts to treat the participants and leave them better off than they were before the cameras switched on.
Speaking of exploitation, have you seen My Strange Addiction? It focuses on people who love to do things like eat toilet paper and laundry detergent or work out excessively.
The latter is depicted in the form of a woman who could make Wonder Woman her bitch.
Lauren P. used to be addicted to drugs and alcohol, now she’s addicted to extreme bodybuilding. She works out up to six hours a day, six days a week, and is an avid user of supplements and powders, topped off with injections of Human Growth Hormone. Sounds like the Breakfast of Reality Show Champions, doesn’t it?
What’s most interesting about Lauren are her comments at the end of the program; she mentions the general public’s negative attitude towards her and how it makes her feel. However, she claims to love her appearance and has no plans to stop her workout regiment.
Why then, is she on a program called My Strange Addiction?
I’ll tell you why. In our culture television is the promised land; if you dwell there people will love you and your existence will be validated. At least that’s what Kate Gosselin keeps telling herself.
Personally, I’d rather be loved by a few – my friends and family – than by the untold masses I’ll never know.
But then again, what do I know? I’m not on tv.
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