Lindsay Lohan at a restaurant in St. Barts (12/31)
Every time someone young and famous dies, a flood of "Lindsay's next" stories hit the internet. So in the wake of heiress Casey Johnson's death over the holidays, um, Lindsay's next. From In Touch Weekly:
she likes a big hairy bush on her face she'll never die. Unlike the other celebrities that kicked the bucket last year, Lindsay spent her teens and early 20s building up a tolerance to recreational drugs. At this point she could probably down a bottle of elephant tranquilizers and barely get a buzz. If Lindsay was really serious about ending her life, she'd do what the rest of us do when we no longer feel the will to live: get married.
[Flynet]
Every time someone young and famous dies, a flood of "Lindsay's next" stories hit the internet. So in the wake of heiress Casey Johnson's death over the holidays, um, Lindsay's next. From In Touch Weekly:
Lindsay, 23, seems to be aware of her destructive behavior. Around New Year's, she tweeted, "2010 is about moving forward, not backward. Leaving the bad people, habits and negative energy behind - time to make changes - right!?!?" And in recorded phone calls in 2009 to her father, Michael Lohan - which were obtained exclusively by In Touch - Lindsay admits that her partying was once so out of control, she nearly died. "In Miami, Mommy threw me in the cab, and I stopped breathing for 10 seconds," she reveals in one call to her dad. "They read me my last rites."Lindsay's a lot like Osama Bin Laden:
Lindsay's friends are not the least bit surprised to hear that she put her health at risk. "She used to stay up all night doing drugs and drinking vodka with a bunch of downers," a pal tells In Touch. "She would start off with one or two pills, and would take more until she calmed down."
[Flynet]














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