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Posted on: May 19, 2010 by Christine |
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Tomorrow Lindsay Lohan is due in a Los Angeles courtroom, where a judge could toss her into jail. But she didn’t let a little thing like that—or any allegiance to Mean Girls costar Amanda Seyfried—spoil her fun at the Cannes Film Festival last night.
Here’s what went down.
Lohan and her entourage turned up at the Belvedere party and immediately parked themselves next to the stage, where Grace Jones was due to perform. Among those in Lohan’s group was Seyfried’s boyfriend, Dominic Cooper.
“They were having fun, partying,” an eyewitness tells E! News. “Lindsay was dancing.”
Cooper is in town to hype his latest film Tamara Drewe; Seyfried, meanwhile, is back in the States promoting her new chick flick Letters to Juliet.
At one point, Cooper was dancing on a couch while Lohan stood on the floor beneath him.
“They were being coy with each other,” the clubgoer says. “Not really touchy, but flirty. After Grace’s performance they sat down at the table next to each other and were hanging out.”
But the good vibes didn’t last—at least for all the attendees.
British singer-model Sarah Harding, a member of the group Girls Aloud, had been at the club before Lohan & Co. arrived.
“For no apparent reason, Lindsay’s bodyguard asked Sarah to leave the table,” the party insider says. “Sarah got upset, but Lindsay’s bodyguard made her leave the table. Sarah was causing a stir, yelling, asking why, but it really wasn’t clear why it happened.”
Hmmm…booting fellow celebs. Flirting with a costar’s guy. We have an idea why. Maybe she’s just one Mean Girl, after all.
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Posted on: May 19, 2010 by Christine |
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Seyfried answers reader’s questions in Dear Abby-style, dishing about what it’s like to be an up-and-comer in Hollywood, why she’ll never do a raw food diet again and what made her move from L.A. back to the East Coast.
Seyfried offers up advice on what to do when you have mixed feelings about something or someone who used to make you happy.
“Well, first, for immediate gratification, eat some Ben & Jerry’s Phish Food,” Seyfried advises. “Then call someone who knows you. Not everybody is blessed with great parents, but I’ll call my best friend or sister or mother and get perspective. The things in your life that you usually enjoy aren’t supposed to make you more sad than not.”
Seyfried is a 2003 William Allen High School grad who has had roles in “Mamma Mia!”, “Dear John” and “Letters to Juliet”, which opened May 14.
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Posted on: May 14, 2010 by Christine |
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Earlier this week, at an event following the Hollywood premiere of the new movie “Letters to Juliet,” actress Amanda Seyfried found herself under friendly fire. Besieged by back-slapping studio executives and adoring fans — all eager to congratulate her on her role as a young journalist who stumbles into love in Italy — she was pinned down in a restaurant banquette, graciously thanking and hugging admirers as they approached.
But what she really wanted to do was to leave her own party.
“I’m so ready to go,” she sighed while eyeing the next group of people waiting to talk to her. It wasn’t that she was ungrateful for the attention, but rather that she was still rattled after a long day; before the premiere, she had taped an appearance on “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno, during which she said she had a panic attack. And it was clear that, hours later, she was still feeling anxious.
“I have realized that I hate going to the premieres of the movies that I’m in,” she whispered. “Because I feel this tension after the movie is over that everyone feels obligated to say something nice to you. It’s so unnatural and uncomfortable. You’re not sure if they’re saying it because they feel like they have to or because they genuinely feel that way.”
Read more at latimes.com
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Posted on: May 14, 2010 by Christine |
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All-American beauty Amanda Seyfried sparkles in her new romantic comedy, Letters to Juliet. (IN THEATRES TODAY!)
It’s 3 p.m. on a gorgeous sunny day in Los Angeles, and Amanda Seyfried is sitting at an outdoor café, wearing a light-blue long-sleeve button-down and shorts, her signature glamorously wavy blond hair peeking out from a mustard-yellow cable-knit cap that she made herself. In a bag on the table is a DIY dog-collar kit for Finn, her blue-eyed Australian shepherd who lies lazily at her feet. The actress isn’t hiding under huge sunglasses, sitting in a dark corner, or ignoring the passersby who stop to pet her adorable pup. (In fact, she’s chatting them up, making it difficult for anyone to get a word in edgewise.)
Amanda is the rare young star who has managed to continue to thrive in Hollywood despite having no background in anything remotely Disney or Nickelodeon, and in case you haven’t noticed, she’s having a moment. In the past year, the 24-year-old actress from Allentown, Pennsylvania, has hit a movie genre trifecta—Dear John, a Nicholas Sparks tearjerker; Chloe, an indie thriller; and this month’s rom-com Letters to Juliet. And beyond the occasional red carpet and the Oscars, where she presented alongside Miley Cyrus, the paparazzi have generally left her alone. The closest they’ve gotten are a few snaps of the actress with beau (and Mamma Mia! costar) Dominic Cooper, although one guy was daring enough to follow Amanda and Finn on a recent six-mile hike.
“I don’t really care about paparazzi—like, I’m not wearing makeup right now and I should be—but when someone follows me around on a day like that, a really wonderful, beautiful day . . .” she trails off. “Had I known he was there, I would have been really upset.” Amanda’s going to have to get used to it.
Read more at teenvogue.com

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