I’m sorry, LiLo – that’s totally not fair. You’re not really doing nothing, per se. You’re a very busy girl. Two months ago ABC Family aired your new TV movie, “Labor Pains.” Who wouldn’t want to see a heartwarming tale about a girl who pretends to be pregnant to save her secretary job? Available now, on DVD!
Lohan took over hosting duties from Pussycat Dolls’ Nicole Scherzinger who backed out of the gig earlier this month.
The concerts take place at Singapore’s Fort Canning Park tonight, Friday and Saturday. The F1 Rocks event concludes Sunday night with the Singapore Grand Prix.
Tonight’s show includes performances by Jacky Cheung, Da Mouth and Sodagreen. Friday features No Doubt, ZZ Top, N*E*R*D and Simple Minds followed by Saturday's show with Beyoncé and the Black Eyed Peas.
"It's a bunch of amazing performers whom I'm a really big fan of," Lohan said in an interview.
Tickets to the Friday show are available for $185 or $195 day of the event.
The Saturday show is sold out except for 200 tickets which concert organizers will be releasing the day of the event at 11 a.m. at the LG Concept store in Vivo City, Singapore. Tickets cost $200 cash and are limited to one ticket per person. The first 10 people in line will receive their tickets for free and the next 50 people will receive a special LG goodie bag, according to the F1 Rocks Web site.
Lohan said she’s excited about the Singapore Grand Prix because she’s a Formula One fan. She added that she knows a little thing or two about cars after starring in Walt Disney Pictures’ “Herbie: Fully Loaded” in 2005.
"I like to drive. I like cars. I like fast cars," she said. "I studied NASCAR for almost a year for Herbie. It was very hot inside those cars."
After choosing to focus on her acting career, Lohan last performed in May 2005, according to our database. Her most recent album is 2005’s A Little More Personal (Raw).
P.S. Lindsay, I really did like you in “A Prairie Home Companion,” “Bobby” and obviously “Mean Girls.” No hard feelings, OK? Have fun at F1 Rocks!
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