By: Sebastien “@TheGayBestie” Gaudin
The once troubled actress Lindsay Lohan seems to have learned her lesson as she’s across the pond working on her role in David Mamet’s stage play Speed-the-Plow.
Recently, the 28-year-old opened up to Time Out Magazine stating how she is aiming to turn a new leaf regarding her reputation and public image.
Lohan states:
“I’ve done things, but people grow up and they change. I’m willing to work hard to gain back the respect that I once had and have lost.
I’m hoping it’ll take away attention from me as a celebrity name and draw attention to the fact that I’m an actress.”
This could very well be the moment everyone’s been waiting for. The former Mean Girls starlet once had the world at the palm of her hands and then allowed it to slip right through her fingers.
She seems to have her head on straight now and convincing enough to take responsibility for her actions previously seen. Then again she is an actress, who knows if she’s just playing another role for the world to believe?
About The Writer:
As a New Jersey native it came as no surprise when Sebastien, birthed a knack for talking and writing. During his college days the young blogger gained experience through international talkers such as The Maury Show and The Mo’nique Show. After years of interning and assisting the aspiring journalist threw caution to the wind and launched The Gay Bestie, LLC.
The lifestyle and culture company provides a different spin on love, sex, relationships, and fashion. #TGB focuses on the 21st Century woman and her loyal companion, other known as the gay bestie. Readers will find discussions that are usually held behind closed doors placed in the forefront to totally meet the needs of all. No, topic is ever off limits.
So ladies brace yourselves because Sebastien is taking you places where you’ll be sure to blush and share a laugh! He’s giving exactly what’s been missing. Grab you’re favorite beverage (i.e. red wine), sit back, and prepare to gab about this with your girlfriends the minute you see them.
