The next time one of Nicki Minaj’s photos appears on your Instagram feed, click to view all the comments and scroll through a few pages. Scattered among the instances of “QUEEN” and “nicki i luv u come to iran,” you’ll find plenty of haters saying things like, “ew,” “u look like a ugly horse,” and “u r fat.”
Aren’t rich folks entitled to a few law-breaking privileges?
In a miniature phenomenon that feels like a combination of 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Hills, rich people are freezing themselves to shred pounds and posting photos of the process on Instagram.
The year 2005 was a playground for pop musicians; the internet was not yet mainstreamed to the degree it is now, so album sales had not yet declined, and MTV still aired videos. Yet, by 2005, gossip sites were hitting their stride simultaneously, and Lindsay Lohan was feeling the burn.
Sometimes the snow comes down in June, sometimes the sun goes ‘round the moon, and sometimes a young and notoriously flaky celebrity with only a couple weeks left to complete 115 of her 125 court-ordered community service hours actually manages to achieve her goal. That’s right, everyone. Lindsay Lohan has pulled it…
With time running out to complete her community service hours before her May 28 deadline, Lindsay Lohan is reportedly looking for contingency plans to keep her out of the clink. The options: 1.) buckle down and complete the hours, 2.) accept the consequences of her actions and go to court, and 3.) live her life like…
As Lindsay Lohan arrives in Brooklyn to complete her court-ordered community service, parents whose children attend the Duffield Children’s Center in Ft. Greene have received letters from administrators, warning them that the actress will be in the building and possibly working with their kids.
It’s that time of the year again! The birds are chirping, the trees are blossoming, and Lindsay Lohan is starting to serve her court-ordered community service in Brooklyn as a punishment for her 2012 reckless driving case. Spring has officially sprung in NYC!
It’s been three years since Lindsay Lohan, star of Just My Luck and Herbie: Fully Loaded, was ordered to serve 125 hours of community service. Since then, Lohan has served about 10 of those hours because she’s a busy career woman who has no time to give back to the community. So now she might be going to jail.
“Boy, you actin’ so corny like Fritos,” is a sentence that the great Mariah Carey sings in her latest single “Infinity.” Do you think Mariah even eats Fritos or is she more of a Doritos type of girl? These are the kinds of thoughts that keep me up at night. Mimi put on her chef’s hat for a Funny or Die skit called…
Lindsay Lohan and Dina Lohan aren’t so different than you and your mom! They too fight over which old items to sell at a garage sale (she wants to turn your childhood bedroom into an office and who can blame her!) and who’s allowed to go on Celebrity Big Brother. Here’s a question: Why are moms always trying to…
In today's Tweet Beat, Lindsay Lohan brings literacy to the people of Dubai, Ariana Grande tries to stir up drama between St. Paul and Chicago, and Jaden Smith gives really good advice.
Lindsay Lohan and her mother Dina are suing Fox News, Sean Hannity and Michelle Fields for defamation based on a comment Fields made on Hannity's show last February.
Thrice the brinded cat hath mew'd. Thrice and once, the hedge-pig whin'd. Harpier cries:—'tis time! 'tis time...for Lindsay Lohan to become a witch!
Prosecutors are side-eyeing the shit out of Lindsay Lohan's community service hours, which reportedly includes events like meet-and-greets with fans.
A man in prison on child pornography charges is currently suing Taylor Swift for $100 million, claiming that she used his life story in lyrics on her latest album 1989. "My heart hurts. I have suffered so much humiliation already," states felon Jose Hilario in his handwritten lawsuit.
LiLo has been having a HELL of a time recently—first she gets a rare mosquito-borne virus while on a super reasonably-timed vacation to Bora Bora, then TMZ, like, tells everyone that she won't finish her community service hours in time for her court date, which is totally unfair because 120 hours is 100% doable…
