Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan's Epic Throwback: Double Pay, Double Trouble!

From bold pay demands to iconic Mean Girls reenactments, Lindsay Lohan proves she's still in the game! Find out what she told Disney's CEO at just 12 years old!

Lindsay Lohan has always been known for her captivating spirit and fierce determination, and it seems she's still delivering when it comes to her impressive career in Hollywood. Recently, she opened up about a fearless conversation she had with former Disney CEO Michael Eisner decades ago at the premiere of 'The Parent Trap.' With her trademark sass, she claimed that her performance as twins Annie and Hallie should have earned her double the paycheck. Who could have thought a 12-year-old girl could master the art of negotiation so adeptly?

Fast forward to the present day, Lohan recently reunited with her 'Mean Girls' co-star Lacey Chabert for a hilarious segment on 'Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.' The duo took their fans on a nostalgic ride by reenacting the infamous cafeteria scene from their iconic 2004 film, proving that while time has passed, their chemistry and comedic timing remain as fresh as ever. Though Rachel McAdams couldn’t join the fun, Andy had a blonde wig ready to embody Regina George, reminding everyone why this film has become a pop culture phenomenon.

But that's not all! Lohan is also currently making waves with her latest project titled 'Our Little Secret,' where she plays an ex-girlfriend who discovers that she and her new love interest are dating siblings. That's some classic Lohan magic bringing us together just in time for the holidays. It seems she’s once again captured the interest of audiences everywhere, proving that she’s not just a nostalgia act but a thriving part of the current film scene.

In conclusion, Lindsay Lohan's journey from child star to Hollywood icon is nothing short of remarkable. Her witty comeback to the Disney CEO back in the day demonstrates her innate courage and cheeky attitude. As 'Mean Girls' continues to resonate with audiences and heck, who doesn’t remember those memorable one-liners? It's quite clear that Lohan’s influence remains timeless. Fun fact: Did you know 'The Parent Trap' was a remake of a 1961 film of the same name? Meanwhile, 'Mean Girls' has inspired an entire generation, even leading to a Broadway musical! Now that’s fetch!