[Perdogg]

I have to back Lilo on this one. The police have no business making such comments. As a Conservatarian, I believe it's none of the police's business with whom Lilo sleeps.

[Perdogg]

ping

[Paladin2]

The old broken clock syndrome.

Lilo has this one correct. She should add prosecutors to the list of those who should not disclose info inappropriately.

The US Constitution is the ultimate "Contract with America".

[TheWasteLand]

I knew she was a thespian.

BTW, do Conservatarians hang out in greenhouses and music schools?

[hole_n_one]

It doesn't look to me like Lohan having "gone gay" has slowed down the pic snappers.......

[RichInOC]

Firecrotch, just a thought...when your love life is so well known in the gossip columns that the police chief feels free to talk trash about it to a morning TV news reporter, it ain’t private anymore.

[longtermmemmory]

ok so police are supposed to protect public sexual misconduct?

[Oztrich Boy]

Lindsay Lohan on Friday had sharp words for the Los Angeles police chief who one day earlier was accused of outing the 22-year-old when he said the star of films like "Freaky Friday" had "gone gay."

And John Kerry served in Vietnam

[Joe 6-pack]

Because this is LA and a national story we tend to view it as just more hollyweirdness, but if you think of this in the context of your hometown police chief outing a local celebrity, i.e. a local tv or radio personality, you'll see how very tacky the chief's comments were. I certainly don't think it's actionable in court by any means, and this revelation, if true will probably actually increase her cache in tinseltown. Nevertheless, it's a remark that reflects more poorly upon the chief than it does Lohan.

[A_perfect_lady]

Girls who run around with no underwear on and show their vagina to the world really aren’t qualified to decide what’s “inappropriate.”

[Caramelgal]

He told local news channel KNBC: "If you notice, since Britney (Spears) started wearing clothes and behaving, Paris (Hilton) is out of town not bothering anybody, thank god; and evidently, Lindsay Lohan has gone gay, we don't seem to have much of an issue."

I agree with you but then I have to admit, what he said was kind of funny.

But on the other hand, when put into proper context the Chief comes off as being rather unprofessional as he “boycotted a Los Angeles city task force meeting to discuss ways to curb paparazzi because, he said, new rules were not needed.”

It’s one thing for the paparazzi to photograph celebrities at public venues but to climb over fences, use helicopters to peer into private back yards and mercilessly stalk people like they do, sometimes recklessly and without regard to the safety of their “quarry” or of bystanders, is a problem that should be dealt with.

Perhaps the antics of Brittney, Paris and Li Lo egg them on but there are others who try to keep their professional and personal separate and have been nearly assaulted when just going about their daily lives. I remember that video of Julia Roberts confronting some paparazzi who were stalking her and driving recklessly as she was picking up her children from school. She chewed them out and rightly so.

[Force of Truth]

And that goes for the entire Police State in general. Enough is enough already.

[TexasCajun]

If she’s likes girls, why does she date one that looks like a boy?

[faithinchaos]

All of a sudden she’s gay? How did this come about? Or is this just another publicity stunt like what Anne Heche did with dating Ellen DeGeneres?

I smell a phoney on this one. People just don’t suddenly go gay.