Lindsay Lohan might be getting into trouble with the law, but former Presidential hopeful Senator John Kerry still believes that she could one day be the leader of USA.
The Senator was speaking to a packed audience of graduates and guests at the University of Massachusetts campus in Dartmouth, Mass, when he made his comment.
"A lot can happen in 10 years. In 10 years, we will have a real people's President: President Lindsay Lohan," New York Daily News quoted him, as saying.
However, Kerry's timing was a bit off in endorsing Lohan for President, for just hours later she made front page news for her party meltdown in which cops found a "usable amount of cocaine" in her car.
Lohan has since checked herself back into rehab, and is at the Promises clinic in Malibu.
Kerry also took a swipe Paris Hilton's parent Rick and Kathy, when he contrasted her folks with the "proud" parents who were in the audience.
The dominoes are falling…. Lindsay Lohan has entered intensive medical rehab. Now, people are wondering how the 20 year old is getting served alcohol in the clubs in the first place. California’s Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is one particular group wondering about the scenario.
According to TMZ, the agency has contacted the Beverly Hills Police Department to see if there is any evidence of Lindsay Lohan being served the night of the crash.
Lohan was throwing down at Les Deux before the incident. John Carr, a spokesperson from Alcohol Control, told TMZ that they will “review witness reports and other evidence to determine if a formal investigation is warranted. Carr says his agency also wants to know if Lohan or others may have been served after hours.”
Calls from TMZ have not been returned from Les Deux. Of course not. They are like, Oh hell, TMZ is calling…we’re so screwed!
Larry Birkhead's former attorney filed a lawsuit against him Tuesday, claiming he didn't pay his legal bills during a paternity dispute involving his and
Anna Nicole Smith's baby.
Debra Opri wants to force binding arbitration under the terms of a contract in which she agreed to represent Birkhead in September, according to the lawsuit filed in Superior Court.
Opri said her work on Birkhead's behalf was "extensive, entailed hundreds of hours of work" and required her to travel to multiple states and outside the country. The lawsuit did not specify a dollar amount.
After-hours phone messages left for Opri's attorney, David Owen, and Birkhead's lawyer, Michael Whalen, were not immediately returned.
Birkhead sued Smith in October seeking a paternity test of her daughter, Dannielynn Hope, to determine who was the baby's father.
Howard Stern, Smith's attorney and longtime companion, had also claimed to be the father and was listed on the baby's birth certificate.
A Los Angeles judge ruled in Birkhead's favor in December but the DNA testing was not performed until months later. Smith died in Florida on Feb. 8 of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs.
After a highly publicized court dispute, paternity tests released last month showed Birkhead was the baby's father.
Opri was Birkhead's attorney during most of the dispute but later withdrew from the case without explaining why.
Angelina Jolie is secretly planning a lavish wedding for her and her lover Brad Pitt, it has been reported
The actress - who has been married twice before - is said to have secretly accepted Brad's marriage proposal, and is now organising a ceremony which will dwarf the actor's 2000 $1 million wedding to Jennifer Aniston.
Grazia magazine: "Angelina has been reluctant to get married for a third time, for obvious reasons. "Brad has been persistent and has now given in, but she wants the day to be really memorable. While she doesn't want it to be unnecessarily lavish, that's not her style, it will still be an event Hollywood will never forget. "She also wants their children to see it as a huge celebration of her and Brad's love for them. The daytime part of the celebration will be for the kids, with clowns and balloons and fire-eaters. But then the real party will begin in the evening."
Angelina - who has three adopted children, Maddox, five, Pax Thien, three and Zahara, two, and a biological daughter with Brad, one-year-old Shiloh - is to start looking at dates and venues in the autumn.
While Brad and Jennifer served lobster at their nuptials seven years ago, Angelina is said to be keen on hiring a celebrity chef to specially create a dish for the event.
The source added: "The wedding could end up being twice the size of the one Brad had with Jennifer."
Brad, 43, was still married to Jennifer when he met Angelina on the set of their action movie 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith'.
Angelina was previously married to actors Jonny Lee Miller and Billy Bob Thornton
Lindsay Lohan is following in Britney Spears' footsteps.
The 20-year-old actress reportedly checked into the Promises treatment center in Malibu Tuesday after she was arrested over the weekend for driving under the influence.
Lohan was driven to the center by her attorney, Blair Berk. A spokesperson for the lawyer declined to comment, saying only that Berk "does not disclose who her clients are."
When asked Tuesday how her daughter was doing, Dina Lohan told senior editor Marc Malkin: "We're still figuring it all out. We're all just figuring it out."
Lohan's run-in with the law occurred at around 5:30 a.m. Saturday, when the actress crashed her Mercedes convertible over a curb and into some trees. Police said they discovered a "usable amount" of a substance believed to be cocaine on the scene.
The Actress' troubles could cause problems for her latest project, the upcoming comedy Poor Things. Shooting on the film, which also features Rosario Dawson,
Shirley MacLaine and Olympia Dukakis, was due to begin Wednesday, according to Daily Variety.
Though the producers said they were confident Lohan's arrest would not affect the production schedule, a 30-day stint in rehab could prove to be a different story.
When Lohan last entered rehab at the posh Wonderland Center in Los Angeles in January, production on the thriller I Know Who Killed Me was shut down for over a week.
Developing story. More to come.
Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan is reportedly heading back to rehab just days after police discovered cocaine in a car she crashed in Hollywood.
America's In Touch magazine reported Lohan checked into the Promises Treatment Centre in Malibu today.
"Lindsay Lohan finally realizes it's the right thing to do," a friend of the 20-year-old actress told In Touch.
"Lindsay Lohan is going willingly."
Lohan was arrested, but not charged, by Beverly Hills police after losing control of her Mercedes convertible while alledgedly under the influence of drugs and alochol.
During the investigation of the crash police revealed they discovered a small amount of cocaine in the car.
A day after the incident, Lohan was seen partying at Teddy's nightclub in Los Angeles, and was said to be shrugging off the arrest.
Lohan previously completed a 30-day course in the Wonderland rehab facility in LA on February 16.
America's Next Top Model winner Jaslene Gonzalez
"Before I got into that relationship, I had a good head on my shoulders and walked with my head up high," Gonzalez, 21, says in the July issue of Seventeen.
"But during that relationship, things went down little by little. It was such a dark moment in my life. It was horrible!"
Because of her situation, "I wasn't having my rest or eating the food I wanted to eat. So I mentally gave up, but I still did what I had to do. I think perseverance is the key to success. There were so many roadblocks for me, but I overcame them all."
Gonzalez appears on the cover and in a six-page fashion and beauty layout in the magazine – part of her winnings, which also included a contract with Elite modeling agency and a $100,000 deal with CoverGirl.
Should others find themselves in an abusive relationship, she says, "I can give so much advice, but it starts within yourself. You need to get help. Talk to somebody, because once you talk about it, you hear it, and then you understand what you're going through. That's what it took for me to let go."
Gonzalez, who last week attended The CW's upfronts in New York City, says she gained self-worth from her sometimes challenging experience on Top Model: "I couldn't believe how mature, strong, and confident I've grown. I definitely broke down along the way though." impressed the judges with her spirit – but an abusive relationship nearly crushed her confidence, she reveals in a new interview.
