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Lindsay Lohan's career interrupted: Cocaine, crashes and cover ups
By Stone Martindale May 28, 2007, 14:42 GMT
04/29/2007 - Lindsay Lohan - The 2007 Coachella Festival - Empire Polo Field - Indio, CA © Solarpix / Photorazzi
Lindsay Lohan's car crash and arrest this past weekend has jeopardized her career greatly. She is still underage and her rehab stint and alleged AA meetings have failed to change behavior, and film insurers are now on high alert.
Cocaine found at the crash scene is also reported, and Lohan is charged with driving under the influence, and the fact she is under the legal drinking age can complicate the charges brought against her.
Perez Hilton claims Lohan also ran away from the accident scene.
Police took blood tests at Century City Hospital where they arrested her, and these will determine whether Lohan was on drugs, alcohol or both in her system at the time of her arrest.
Hilton decrees that Lohan now is "the black sheep of Hollywood actresses."
"No one will touch her," one unnamed industry insider told Hilton. "No one will be able to get Lindsay insured to work on a film. She's too much of a risk."
According to Gatecrasher, Svedka Vodka was set to sponsor Lohan's two-day birthday blowout 21st bash but recently rethought the deal and backed out.
The company thought it might be bad for business and irresponsible to be associated with the rehabbing, DUI-driving star.
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i feel so sorry for her that i could puke...not
limelight-hungry Michael Lohan (who's no stranger to DUI charges either) seizing the opportunity to publicize himself as a reformed hell-raiser who got religion while in prison. Now he boasts that he's a minister and he's putting himself on a pious pedestal making judgments about his daughter. He blusters that she needs God in her life and 'faith-based rehab.'
The public should just turn away from these trainwrecks - there are so many more decent entertainers out there to give attention to.
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Sara R.May 28th, 2007 - 15:07:53
People keep saying it's too bad, that she's such a great actress - she isn't any better than thousands of other high school or college-age (which she is) kids who act in various plays, etc. To live the life she has at her age is deplorable. Some report that she has no family backing, so she can't be blamed for her behavior - that's just a lot of cr**. There are thousands of people who have risen above their environment and don't follow the path that she has!!
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