tells and that she wants to spend 2020 “taking back the life that I worked so hard for and sharing it with my family and you guys.” #CNNNYE /dX8i0iBUjJ On New Year’s Eve, she suggested something new career-wise was on the horizon when, on CNN’s “New Year’s Eve Live With Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen,” she told the hosts that she was “taking back the life that I worked so hard for and sharing it with my family and you guys.” Maybe that’s part of “letting the past go.” Yet, in one verse of her new jam, she turns out the line “I know I drink too much, but it’s okay” in an oddly dismissive way. In 2013, the famously hard-partying “Parent Trap” star told Oprah Winfrey that she’s an addict and that alcohol is her drug of choice. Lohan may be using the song for emotional release and to move forward, but some of the material may seem contradictory to her life.

Another simply thanked her “for blessing our quarantine life.” “Lindsay Lohan making her music comeback during a world-wide pandemic is the most Lindsay Lohan thing Lindsay Lohan has ever done,” wrote one side-eye-slinging tweeter. One observer noted that dropping the tune during the global coronavirus crisis was on-point for the troubled star. “She is back & dam she isn’t playing,” said one Twitter fan, with another adding that Lohan “killed it with this song.” One poster seemed surprised by Lohan’s skills, saying, “It is actually good! Didn’t expect that,” and another even suggested it could be the big hit of summer 2020. Living in the now,” she wrote in a caption.Īnd while social-media reaction brings out the mean-girl detractors - with some folks calling it “ terrible” and a “ flop”- feedback seemed overwhelmingly positive, with numerous commenters suggesting it’s a “banger.” “The song is about rediscovering and accepting oneself, shutting out the noise and moving forward and letting the past go. She then followed up Wednesday with a brief snippet of the new song, plus an explanation of the tune’s purpose. On Tuesday, Lohan first posted a cryptic, 30-second video - accompanied by the caption “I’m back!”- on Twitter and Instagram. The rhythmic rebound seemingly came out of nowhere. Hard things turns to basics.” Lohan is expected to release a companion lyric video at 12:30 p.m. “But I’m coming back, I’m coming back to me. I’ve been weak, contagious,” the “Mean Girls” star sings over a catchy pop beat. The 33-year-old actress and sometime singer released an introspective, bouncy new song, “Back to Me” - her first official single since her 2008 bomb “Bossy.” Lindsay Lohan is plotting yet another comeback. Jamie Lee Curtis, Lindsay Lohan share new hope for 'Freaky Friday' sequel 'Bling Ring' leader speaks for first time about robbing Lindsay Lohan, Orlando Bloom, other celebs How to watch 'Mean Girls' in its entirety on TikTok - for free Meanwhile, Bader, 35, looked dapper in a black suit, white button-up shirt, shiny black dress shoes and a scruffy beard.'Mean Girls' stars Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried and Lacey Chabert reunite to film ad She completed the look with platform heels and her hair pulled back into a tight high ponytail. Lohan, 36, looked chic in a sheer, beaded floral Valentino gown that hugged her frame. The pair looked smitten as they posed for photographers with their arms wrapped around each other and big smiles on their faces.Īt one point, Bader was seen sweetly placing his arm on his wife’s waist as he showed his support for her new film. Lindsay Lohan made her red carpet debut with husband Bader Shammas Wednesday night at the New York City screening of her new Netflix movie, “Falling For Christmas.” Lindsay Lohan reveals Jamie Lee Curtis’ gift for newborn baby boy Luai Lindsay Lohan shows off postpartum body after welcoming baby Luai Lindsay Lohan’s brother Dakota gives first glimpse of baby Luai in sleepy photoīest star snaps of the week: Amy Schumer’s hat plea and Salma Hayek’s dog day afternoon

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