With girlfriend Samantha Ronson nowhere in sight, a low-key Lindsay Lohan dropped by Maxfields in Beverly Hills on Thursday afternoon to buy her girl a few Christmas gifts.
The 22-year-old actress looked typically rocker chic in a cropped motorcycle jacket, leggings and suede boots as she was escorted to her assistant’s car after making some costly purchases.
After arriving home, Lindsay went straight to her computer to do what she seemingly does best nowadays — blog on her MySpace!
After ranting for the umpteenth time about Facebook, the starlet offered up some musical suggestions to her young fans. In a post titled ‘music music music,’ LiLo writes of Lily Allen’s new single, The Fear: “I really like this track, the video is cute as well. go Lily!! have a listen! sleep time. xo Lindsay.”
CLICK HERE to check out Lindsay’s fave music video du jour. Do we love it too?
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i love her style now that she is a lesbian. and her musical tastes arent too bad either. i love the new lily song.
where does she get the money from? those shops must be expensive. when was her last movie?
well mia, her leggings line continues to sell out in stores all over the world. plus she gets paid over $50,000 to make appearances at events.
$50.000 for an appearance? wow. that’s a lot. i guess people are interested in seeing her. i think it sad that’s her job these days…going to clubs to get paid. she will be the next tara reid in short time if she doesn’t do something.
money is money people…. 50.000$ just for clubbing around? i’ll go for it right away!
noone dislikes easy honest money..
I can’t really be bothered to watch the video because personally Lily Allen’s face just annoys me and reminds me of what a brat she is. I love her music though and I think The Fear is an awesome song. She’s got a great, unique sound which Lindsay can only dream of having. Lindsay needs to stop trying to do everything half-assed and actually stick to one thing and try and be really good at it. I think she’s got potential as an actress if she can learn to grow up and act more professionally.