It seems impossible to go through a day without a piece of news about Lindsay Lohan. Today brings a couple of pieces on the former coked out celeb. I say former, not because I think she’s drug free, but because she has the sense to wipe the powder from her nose these days. Anyway, the first bit of news deals with Lindsay and her disinterest in seeing her father, who so rudely outed her lesbian love romp, as if America wasn’t smart enough to figure it out already. Micheal, the AA Douche of the Year, promptly recanted, claiming that his words were misunderstood, but we got them just fine.
So, Lindsay doesn’t want to see her daddy, but he wants to save her soul. To do this he has decided to plant himself outside of the Peninsula Hotel where Loho and SamRo were staying due to Sam’s deejaying gig. Lindsay ended up leaving the hotel early when she learned that Michael was looking for her. I can’t say I blame her. If you’ve read one ministry pamphlet you’ve read them all.
When Michael didn’t get in touch with his daughter he came back to the hotel the night of Sam’s event. He knew Lindsay would show up to support her lover so he sat outside waiting for his daughter to arrive.
Sources tell the NY Post:
“Michael was staking out the lobby and waiting for Lindsay to make an appearance,” said the source, “It was freaky. He was sitting on the steps and texting like mad, and looking very upset that she hadn’t arrived.”
In other Lindsay news, last night Lindsay and her DJ girlfriend were spotted at the Century City Hospital. Apparently the two were in the emergency room and reports are saying that Sam was the one to bring Lindsay in. The two were there for about two hours and then Sam took her home. Currently, there is no word on the reason for the visit, though we will keep you updated once we find out why the lovebirds were there.
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