The Lohan - "black guys just love me!"

ie, anal.

D4me D4sh is a self-important idiot. I was in Tribeca to meet my friends and ended up at the wrong address. Turns out it was the building he lives in. He pulls up in an SUV like he's the president. He walks with 2 bodyguards...one in front, one behind. He glances at me as if I'm interested and I roll my eyes. He goes upstairs for a sec and comes back later with his kid, again sandwiched while the kid is totally standing out in the open. If anyone gave enough of a shit to go after him, good to know that they'll probably hit the poor son instead. Asshat.

Attention whomever's updating ILE archive categories (Kate?): Please create LINDSAY LOHAN and TOM CRUISE.

(Even though I haven't even looked at the archive since I finished my last job (argh))

Teen star Lindsay Lohan strode past protestors at the opening of the first American De Beers store on Wednesday, declaring she wouldn't get involved in any of their "drama". The Herbie: Fully Loaded actress, 18, joined fellow stars Teri Hatcher and Vanessa Carlton to party at the diamond jewelers' bash on New York City's Fifth Avenue, despite the shouts of angry protestors. Representatives from advocacy group Survival International, who claim De Beers' diamond mining in Botswana has led to the evictions of Gana and Gwi bushmen, shouted "shame on you" and "cultural genocide" as celebrities arrived for the launch. Former De Beers spokesmodels Erin O'Connor and Iman reportedly stepped down from their roles after the bushmen allegations first surfaced. When asked by reporters when she thought about the bushmen controversy, Lohan replied, "I don't get involved in any drama."

http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/Music/9811/25/cake/phone.jpg

Who she callin’ “boy?”

Accusing people of racism over the completely implausible quotes that you have fabricated for them - C/D?

As Stevie Wonder continues tinkering away on his upcoming Motown album, “A Time to Love,” his manager Malcolm Cook recently told reporters about the singer’s attempts to fool people into thinking he can see. "One of his tricks was that he would ask me what one of the other musicians was wearing, I would describe it, then he would go and compliment them on their fine suit, shirt, tie, mentioning the colors,” Cook said. "He loved it when that person didn't know what to say and wondered if he really could see."

charlotte church is not american

thats buying into stereotypes. 50 might be completely crap in bed. he might be happier looking at his pecs all night than pleasing the lohan.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0517820/

Date of birth (location)
2 July 1986
New York, New York, USA

Also, I'm forming a theory that she is the American Charlotte Church to kill time.

Lindsay Lohan Calls Obama First 'Colored President' in Interview

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Just call her Lindsay Bunker.

Lindsay Lohan used a derogatory term for African Americans most commonly used by racist character Archie Bunker in the 1970s sitcom "All In the Family."

"It's an amazing feeling. It's our first, you know, colored president," the 22-year-old actress said in response to a question from Maria Menounos on "Access Hollywood" about her reaction to Obama's win in the 2008 presidential race.

The oft-troubled starlet muttered the offensive term in the midst of an interview about her role on "Ugly Betty," gay marriage, and cancer research.

The television interview comes on the heels of a sit-dwon with "Harper's Bazaar" magazine where Lohan denied being a lesbian, but admitted to being in love with her female partner of several months, Samantha Ronson.

Is "Colored" racist in English or American? I had no idea.

It's not really racist but it's very loaded.

Maybe she's an idiot and thinks that refers to any non-white.

Also, is she really only 22 still? She's going to look like shit by 30.

a derogatory term for African Americans most commonly used by racist character Archie Bunker in the 1970s sitcom "All In the Family."

^^that's pretty lazy writing

I'm Scottish, and coloured is the kind of thing my gran might say, but even she would realise that it's outmoded, probably offensive nomenclature. It's been very un-PC for at least a few decades and I've never heard anyone my age (mid 20s) use it.

like i know journos need to tiptoe around these terms themselves, but srsly that's how you characterize 'colored'?

http://americanhistory.si.edu/Brown/history/1-segregated/images/colored-waiting-room-l.jpg

I've heard people in my parents' generation and slightly younger use it, but then again they are fairly enmeshed in small town life and not exposed to much current thought/affairs or a wide variety of media.

I don't think it was SOOO TERRIBLE when Lohan said it, just something brainless and quickly regretted...she was kind of slurring everything and talking half under her breath anyway, not really signs of being super mentally prepared. Would not advise she pull an LJ and start defending her vocab in the press, though, although frankly I can't see her bothering.

this happened more often that id like to think about at my school--kids saying "colored"--i think they were shooting for "people of color" and slipped up somewhere. at least thats the kind way of looking at it.

l0u1s jagg3r used a derogatory term for female basketball players most commonly used by racist shock jock Don Imus.

i guess id like to imagine that lohan meant to say "person of color" and didnt realize that its not a synonym of "colored person"

Also, as someone who didn't "get" a lot of loaded terms until sometime in my 20s (thanks, lack of exposure!), I can almost understand the feeling that all these terms that've gone in and out of PC vogue are basically arbitrary. I wonder what we'll be saying in another 30 years?

xp yeah most of the commenting I've seen about it figures she slipped up with "person of color".

or she's probably just racist.did you guys ever consider THAT?

"colored guys just love me"

it is rare for a revive to be so apt

guys of color just love me

this was a good revive too:

she fucked prodigy from mobb deep

― _, Friday, November 11, 2005 1:00 PM (3 years ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

daniel craig did this too

good lord! hes WHITE ok?why cant a character be white and stay white and why do they always say oh lets make him black lolyou can just change a famous characters race or say we are ready for a black what kind of nonsense is that?ok i will accept he is black in the next movie on 1 conditonyou have to spell out every single race in movies that follow that movie and justify why black is being chosen firstso i want to see a chinese bond, a pakistani one, an arab one, an indian one both a hindu and also a sikh, then a japanese one, a buddhist one and the list goes onlets not forget he needs to be gay in one movie also and cant forget a transvestite too or we will be discriminating that way alsoand of course the most obvious? he must also be played by a woman too or it is sexistif i left anyone out sorry didnt mean to and i am not being sarcastic here at all im dead serious lets make him everything then noone will know who he is anymore and character gone lol

he said it with a "u" so it's ok

it's best to make it plural: coloreds

sam ronson is colored - lavender!

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it's best to make it plural: coloreds

― horrible (harbl), Wednesday, November 12, 2008 12:53 PM (15 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

James Bond is ready to be played by some coloreds?

think that happens in one of the roger moore films

http://i35.tinypic.com/33pd54k.jpg

http://www.bennettauctions.com/2007/120207_posters2/184.Truck.Turner.jpg

Surely her brain was thinking "person of color" and sorting out the parts of speech wrong.

I mean, the main reason "colored" comes off as derogatory is that it's so fixed in a particular time and place and way of thinking, and suggests that the person saying the word still subscribes to the ideology that surrounded it -- considering Lohan's age and background, she'd have to be hanging out with some strange-ass people to be using it in that way.

Thank you for that clarification, I wasn't aware of the nuances - thanks for saving me from a possible future faux pas :-/

^francophobe

Although if "colored people" and "people of color" are thát different from each other, offense-wise, foreigners like me probably say offensive stuff all the time :-/

xpost: huh?

I'm offended by your accent mark in "that."

It was bold at first, but as I am both balding and overweight I felt that was too offensive as well. (would Italians be offended by italic words? Maybe I should have tried that instead.)

I always thought that the difference was less in time/place usage (outmoded, loaded, etc.) than about totality - "person of color" vs. "colored," the former uses color as an adjective to describe one aspect of an individual, whereas the latter defines that person by it?

surely archie bunker was more a bigot than an all-out racist?