Common Sense

Professional help. Reading what Lindsay does and what her publicist then says she does, I have to assume that she is going through the five stages of grieving. She has now arrived at the denial stage.

Lindsay flew Nate [no, I don’t double as Lohan’s stylist on the weekends… at least I don’t think I do] out and said it would only be for a couple days,” our source said. “She flew him out, put him up, paid for everything, and they had the best time . . . at first. But then Lindsay decided to stay. Nate couldn’t take her constant partying. He didn’t have the money to fly home, so concerned friends chipped in to buy him an immediate ticket out of there.” Lohan was said to be so upset to have been ditched that she text-messaged some friends: “[Newell] is dead to me.” She was also saying that Newell owes her for his portion of the hotel room, plane ticket and other expenses. Lohan’s tireless publicist, Leslie Sloane Zelnik, balked at any suggestion that Lohan’s hard partying caused a rift. “Please,” said Zelnick. “Nate came to accompany her to New York on her press tour. He had a great time . . . He had to get back to Los Angeles for work. He had a video shoot. But they are fine. There was no drama whatsoever.”

We all know the five stages of grief, anger and bargaining shouldn’t be that far behind.

That’s how bad Lohan is, giving grief to her own publicist.