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To: denydenydeny

hmm.. unable to access. Not a member.


8 posted on 10/04/2005 6:54:19 PM PDT by Johnny Gage (Democrat + SUV = Oxymoron)
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""Lindsay sat in a corner playing with her BlackBerry and made frequent trips to the ladies' room," said one atendee."


11 posted on 10/04/2005 6:56:16 PM PDT by frankjr
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LINDSAY Lohan was a big pain at Wyclef Jean's Yeli Foundation benefit for Haitian children in Chicago on Saturday. The dizzy diva-tante demanded a private plane from New York but canceled the trip, costing the foundation a penalty fee.

Then, she changed her mind and agreed to fly commercial. But she missed that flight, requiring a new charter. Lohan arrived for that jet an hour late, so the company bumped its rate from $4,000 per hour to $6,000.

When she finally arrived at the venue, a tented stage at a suburban mansion, she refused to talk to the press or mingle with other celebs such as Drew Barrymore.

"Lindsay sat in a corner playing with her BlackBerry and made frequent trips to the ladies' room," said one atendee. For the song "Guantanamera," Wyclef summoned P.M. club owner Unik onstage to play drums.

As the music crescendoed, Wyclef shed his shirt revealing a newly gym-toned physique. Jeremy ("Entourage") Piven then took off his own shirt, exposing what was described as "a flabby upper body."

Lohan shrieked, "Oooo, I can't stand to look at that!" She ran out of the tent and the party. One guest told PAGE SIX, "Lindsay was a total pain from the get-go. She needs help."
15 posted on 10/04/2005 6:59:06 PM PDT by jdm
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