lindsay lohan saturday night live
Fresh off an upbeat "Today Show" interview and a very-nearly-giddy "Late Night" appearance Thursday with Jimmy Fallon, Lindsay Lohan wrapped her tour of 30 Rock Saturday night with her fourth hosting gig on "Saturday Night Live."
Fallon turned up as well (she had asked him): "Everyone makes mistakes," he said. "That doesn't mean you should shake them off." And just in case she didn't last night . . . Jon Hamm was in the audience to take her place.
And so it went. With nothing to promote other than a self-proclaimed desire to clean up her life and career, this was also easily the most important of the four - a comeback performance to prove she still has the chops and talent to get people talking about something other than her next court appearance.
And so it went. With nothing to promote other than a self-proclaimed desire to clean up her life and career, this was also easily the most important of the four - a comeback performance to prove she still has the chops and talent to get people talking about something other than her next court appearance.
Indeed, the intensity of that interest far outweighs any actual contributions Lohan has made professionally. Her last genuine hit was six years ago, with "Mean Girls," unless you care to count the not exactly-critically-embraced "Herbie: Fully Loaded" in '05.
In fact, that was the substance of a joke Miley Cyrus made in her impression of Lohan during a hosting stint last March. In a skit with Bill Hader, who played Charlie Sheen, Cyrus said "My new movie Herbie opened 68 months ago and the Los Angeles Court House just gave me my own parking spot. Winning! Duh!"
In fact, that was the substance of a joke Miley Cyrus made in her impression of Lohan during a hosting stint last March. In a skit with Bill Hader, who played Charlie Sheen, Cyrus said "My new movie Herbie opened 68 months ago and the Los Angeles Court House just gave me my own parking spot. Winning! Duh!"
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