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Lohan's Dad Blasts Lindsay's "Lowlife" Friends

Teen star Lindsay Lohan's father has hit out at his daughter's "parasite" friends, who he accuses of deliberately ruining his reputation. Michael Lohan, who has agreed to enter a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre within the next three weeks after pleading guilty to assault charges in a New York court last Thursday, claims Lindsay's pals are spreading malicious gossip about him which is wrecking his relationship with his famous daughter. He says, "Her friends are parasites and I said so, so they scorn me. They're trying to put a wedge between me and my daughter. I don't have a drinking problem. We love each other. But the people around her are lowlifes. It's all dese, dem or dose. I have tapes you won't believe, and I'll release them at the proper time." And there is also no love lost between Michael Lohan and his daughter's publicist, Leslie Sloane Zelnick, who he blames for spreading rumors about his alcoholism and anger management problems, reports website Pagesix.Com. He says, "Leslie Sloane is a phony. We don't like each other one bit."

He has tapes? Tapes of what? What is he on about? Let's just say, that outburst isn't doing him any favours.

Lohan Rants on the Radio


Teen actress Lindsay Lohan called into a Los Angeles radio show yesterday morning to slam "upsetting" rumors being spread about her. The Mean Girls star broke up an interview between rocker-turned-TV host Mark McGrath and American Idol star Ryan Seacrest to rant about her treatment in the press. Lohan dismissed speculation about her family troubles as well as partying ways that are reportedly wrecking her acting career. She said, "That's not true. It's so upsetting." And when Sugar Ray singer McGrath offered his support, an angry Lohan snapped back, "I don't need support. This is all bulls**t." The actress also weighed in on her father Michael Lohan's legal troubles - the family patriarch has just dropped charges he filed against his wife Dina, claiming she tried to run him over in her car after a series of family rows. Lindsay admitted, "It sucks so much. He's my father and I love him to death but he's not acting rationally right now." Meanwhile, on Howard Stern's morning radio show, Michael Lohan confirmed he was dropping all charges against his wife, "so the kids don't through this anymore".

Lindsay Lohan getting in a lather for TV show
The ubiquitous Lindsay Lohan will turn up on Fox next month.

Lohan, who when not starring in movies usually toplines gossip columns, will guest-star in an episode of "That '70s Show," to air Nov. 17 at 8 p.m.

She'll play a new client, Danielle, at the beauty salon where Fez (Wilmer Valderrama) works as a shampoo boy.

For those who may have missed the news, Lohan and Valderrama are a couple in real life, so it's safe to imagine he may have already practiced the shampoo scene.

During the episode, Fez consoles Danielle about her boy problems.

Pop star Aaron Carter has broken his silence about the long running feud between actress Lindsay Lohan and singer Hilary Duff by saying that it is Lohan who is the real 'troublemaker'.

Lohan and Hilary have reportedly become 'sworn enemies' ever since the 'Freaky Friday' star branded the 'So yesterday' singer as a man stealer, after they came to know that both of them were dating Carter at the same time.

Aaron, however, said that he was dating Hilary first, and that Lohan is unnecessarily creating trouble.

"Lindsay is a troublemaker! She always has been, and that's coming from knowing her for five years. When I broke up with her in 2002, I said, 'Goodbye! I don't want any more of you!' She was really, really possessive. I haven't spoken to her in two years," Star magazine quoted Aaron as saying.

"My brother Nick told me to stay way from her. He saw her at a club in LA, and she was really, really rude to him for no reason. Nick said to her, 'I know why you're being mean. It's because of my brother," he added.

Actors Lindsay Lohan and Mark Ruffalo were among the Hollywood stars honored Sunday night at the 12th annual Diversity Awards.

The gala, presented by the nonprofit Multicultural Motion Picture Association at the Beverly Hills Hotel, gave teen queen Lohan its Female Nova Award. Ruffalo, whose credits include "Collateral" and "You Can Count on Me," received the Integrity award.

The Diversity Awards celebrate diverse achievements in film and television.

Also recognized were up-and-coming actors Derek Luke, Kimberly Elise and John Cho. The cast of the NBC's hit sitcom "Will & Grace" received the Favorite Comedy Ensemble Award while producers of "ER" garnered the Favorite Television Ensemble Award.

Sunday's awards were hosted by actors Benito Martinez and Angelica Bridges.

I don't know how you missed this, JR. From (where else?) IMDb:

Lohan's Dad Plans Reality Show

Teenage actress Lindsay Lohan is furious her estranged father Michael is planning a reality show about his scandalous life, pals claim. The Freaky Friday star's dad decided his life was interesting enough for a show, after he was accused of running over Lohan's mother and was forced to enter a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre. He is now in talks with his lawyer and a private investigator to get his own fly-on- the-wall TV series. Lohan's close friend says, "She's worried he'll embarrass her with his unpredictable antics."

Lindsay in Hospital

Teen star Lindsay Lohan spent her weekend in a Los Angeles hospital after being diagnosed with a "high fever." The Mean Girls actress was admitted to the unnamed hospital late on Thursday and spent three days resting and undergoing tests, according to American news show The Insider. The 18-year-old Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen star is currently shooting family film Herbie: Fully Loaded and is working on a new album.