Stevie Nicks' warning to the party girls

Apr 25, 2007, 11:40 GMT

Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears will regret their wild partying ways, according to singer Stevie Nicks.

The Fleetwood Mac singer - who battled drink and drugs before entering rehab - says the two young stars are making the same mistakes as her.

Nicks told Blender magazine: "You are sorry later, that's what I would tell them.

"If I had gotten it together a little more, I would have had a better career. I would have made a couple more great albums.

"I'm more worried about Britney than Lindsay, because I think Lindsay is a serious actress."

Lindsay idolises Nicks and would love to play her in a biopic of her life, but the 58-year-old has disappointing news for the actress.

She said: "Lindsay Lohan thinks she is going to play me, but what the hell movie does she think she's talking about?

"There is no book, there is no screenplay, there is no movie. There is never going to be a movie made without me, because it's never going to be the story of me. Even though a lot has been written about me, the fact is nobody actually has a clue to what my life was really like. So good luck, Lindsay."

Meanwhile, Lindsay, 20, has also reportedly come under fire from her 'Georgia Rule' co-star Jane Fonda.

Fonda - who allegedly sent Lindsay a note during filming, scolding her for being consistently late - does not want her to attend the premiere.

Former publicist Jonathan Jaxson wrote on his blog: "Jane was miffed and didn't want Lohan at the movie premiere for 'Georgia Rule,' which will be held in Atlanta on May 7.

"Last word was that the staff was going to attempt to get Lindsay there regardless, for the media aspect.

"Jane would not be happy with her appearance, especially if she is diva-like or she doesn't show when she tells others she will."

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