Lindsay Lohan is raising eyebrows again - this time with a controversial Radar cover. The Georgia Rule actress agreed to pose for the magazine's story about paparazzi. "Lindsay wants to send a message," says Radar's editor in his editor's letter. To make a point about the dangerous side of being stalked by celeb photographers, Lohan is seen with a flamethrower, a pistol and a submachine gun. "I want people to pay attention," the 20-year-old actress said of the cover shoot. "This whole thing is just spinning out of control," says Lohan's rep. "Sooner or later, someone's gonna die."
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He tells it like it is.
you are a fruit cake Says:
February 9th, 2007 at 4:10 pm e
Dude. You are a total FRUITCAKE. Without the paparazzi what would your blog be? Get off your moral high horse. The reason your video doesnt sell is its shit. The reason you dont make a cent of your blog is you steal contents from other blogs and you are a fruit cake.
Jesus. You are a bigger trainwreck than ANS
drunken step mom Says:
February 9th, 2007 at 4:12 pm e
you are only posting this in a vain attempt to drive traffic to your crap blog. Loser. You are SUCH a loser its amazing. Its well known iin the blog community how you stalk other bloggers.
Jessica Simpson has grown tired of being relentlessly pursued by the paparazzi, and was even asked by a grocery store manager not to shop during store hours - because of the commotion it creates. "Two weeks ago, I was at Whole Foods and probably about 100 photographers were outside waiting for me," Simpson told UK Glamour mag. "The manager gave me his card and said, 'Jessica, I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't come in during store hours. Give me a call and I'll open up early or you can come in after we close. But this is very distracting for all my customers.' I looked at him kind of shocked. Then I was just mad, not at him but at the situation. I couldn't even live my normal life anymore." The Public Affair singer gets understandably freaked out when she is being chased in her car by photographers. "Seriously, it does get dangerous. I don't think I could deal with it, if something happened to somebody else because of my being chased by all these a**holes running red lights."