I'm probably late on this one, but I just finished reading Lindsey Lohan's words of condolence to the late Robert Altman and his family. I'm not one to critique spelling and sentence structure, but holy cow. Two good articles here and here. I feel bad for her, what a mess of a life.
I wouldn't be a movie star if you paid me.
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I think that last comment in your post says it all.
you would think that she'd have someone proofread something that she'd have publicly posted.
just another victim of the "stupid girl" culture. bummer.
Stop picking on little girls you mean old man.
Love,
TomatoFace
I agree....but she is in the "public eye" and when you are such, you can't wear your heart on your sleeve for everyone to see without it getting picked apart and scrutinized along with the arm that it's on.
I ready the Lohan/Altman tribute with my mouth wide open- not because I didn't suspect that she was a nitwit, but because somebody let that get out.
That's like a Fortune 500 company issuing a press release put out by the CEO's 12 year old daughter. Who fell asleep at the wheel? I just assume when I see a "release" that the star has not written it (likely barely knows what it's even about). How can they let her even touch something headed for the press? This is business, Lindsay- you don't get to write your own statements. (Then again, which of Lindsay's fans actually care about or know of Robert Altman)
I love the post-letter spin too.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/6198004.stm
So Lindsay fires out press releases directly to the press from her Blackberry? I wish Paris had to write something of her own too.
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