Lindsay Lohan is a troubled actress that hasn't starred in a mainstream movie in years. The star has been arrested for drug possession...
Last week, we described Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club as "the kind of trainwreck it's easy to look away from."
That may sound hyperbolic, but the show's first episode was a mess in every sense of the word.
On Tuesday, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club premiered on MTV, reminding the world that Lindsay Lohan is still out there and still trying to rebuild her decimated career.
Lindsay would likely be the first to admit that she's made quite a few mistakes over the years.
When word got out that Lindsay Lohan would be starring in her own MTV reality show, there was a tremendous amount of excitement among fans of the thrash-tastic celebrity drama that made the early-2000s such a glorious time to be a gossip fiend.
Unfortunately, it seems Lindsay is aware that the public is still mildly interested in her, but she has zero understanding of why that is.
Remember when Kim Kardashian "broke the internet" with her ass-centric Paper magazine cover?
Well, that iconic pic inspired more than just a Wreck-It Ralph sequel.
Ariana Grande is giving fans life as she teases her star-studded "Thank U, Next" music video.
The video includes tributes to some of the most iconic films of recent decades, including Mean Girls.
Lindsay Lohan has been back in the news lately, which is exciting if you're the kind of person who reflects fondly on Charlie Sheen's meltdown, but highly triggering if you're disturbed by the sight of track marks wending their way through an archipelago of ginger freckles.
We kid LiLo, of course.
It's only been eight months since Farrah Abraham was fired from Teen Mom OG, but the former reality star has already embarked on a new career.
Currently, Farrah is seeking a partner who's willing to strip down, strap on some protection, and sweat it out on camera.
It's been almost six months since David Eason was fired by MTV, but apparently, Jenelle Evans' repugnant husband is still pissed about being unceremoniously kicked to the curb.
In fact, pretty much every time the network makes a major personnel decision, Eason takes to social media to throw a public temper tantrum.
