Jul 30
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Dina and Ali Lohan get kicked out of “Sisterhood” after party


In case you wanted further proof that Dina Lohan is a raving, manipulative bitch, we have a perfect example of her usual diva behavior at the premiere of Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2. First of all, keep in mind that to be a diva, you must first be successful. And not suck. You have to EARN the right to be all demanding and snooty. Otherwise you’re just a bitch. Which is exactly what Dina Lohan is.

The senior Lohan brought daughter Ali and a friend to the movie’s premiere, where they managed to behave themselves. Then all shit broke loose at the after party, when Dina was politely asked to move after she plopped her ass in someone else’s reserved table.

Forget about Lindsay Lohan getting into trouble. Now it’s her mom, Dina, and sister, Ali, who have gotten themselves into a bit of a skirmish. Depending on whom you believe, Dina and Ali were either booted from last night’s New York City premiere of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2—or they decided to leave on their own.

I talked to Dina and some other guests, and, well, I’ll let you decide. Sources report that when Dina, Ali and a friend of Ali’s arrived to the after-party, they sat down at a reserved table. A studio staffer politely asked her to change tables, but “Dina “went apes–t,” a partygoer tells me. “It so wasn’t cool.”

So not cool that “Dina was quietly removed” from the rooftop soiree, another source says. Dina, however, claims she decided to ditch the party because she says that the studio staffer started raising his voice. “He made the girls uncomfortable,” Dina wrote in an email to me this afternoon. “At that point, the girls wanted to leave.”

But my party source insists, the studio folks “couldn’t have been nicer. Dina was so awful,” the source said.

[From E! News]

E also notes that the debacle became the “talk of the party.” Keep in mind that E! airs Dina’s crap-ass reality show Living Lohan, which is probably why they bothered to give Dina’s account of the whole thing. It doesn’t seem like they’re really buying it; just putting it in there for technicality’s sake. I really wish more people would put that woman in her place. It sounds like everyone else at the party was polite and dealt with an unpleasant situation in a normal and rational way. And the problem is either Dina Lohan or everybody else, I’m going to go with Dina.

Here’s Ali Lohan at the eco-friendly world premiere of “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2″ at the Ziegfield Theater in New York City on Monday. Images thanks to WENN. Header of Dina at the event. Image thanks to PR Photos.

Written by JayBird

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13 Responses to “Dina and Ali Lohan get kicked out of “Sisterhood” after party”

  1. This family makes my dysfunctional family look like the Waltons.

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  2. Oh dear. The black hair. Not appropriate. Unless one is trying very hard to look old and slutty.

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  3. Dina appears to have an unattractive kink in her neck…

    This made my day. I like Dina Lohan stories almost as much as Heather Mills stories. : )

    Ali is a knockout, but if she’s normal I’m going to be really surprised.

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  4. Well, well…there IS such a thing as bad publicity.

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  5. they are so stupid-looking

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  6. Please, PLEASE let their be film of this trainwreck. Ali crying “Mom not again, you promised me I’d be bigger than Linds”.

    I love this woman, a how to on what not to do in Hollywood.

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  7. Maybe they didn’t know about table reservations — they can usually sit anywhere they want at the Wal-Mart food court. Sorry. I take it back. Even Wal-Mart doesn’t want to be associated with the Blohans.

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  8. Ugh, what an awful family. I really wish they would just up & disapear. Whoever told Ali that she looks good as a tarted up 45 year old need to be kicked in the shins. It was probably Dina & we all know she needs a swift kick

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  9. ziggybutterfly
    ziggybutterfly:

    How embarrassing. I don’t know how these things work, but why didn’t she have a reservation of her own? Crazy or no crazy, just asking someone to “move” is rude, no?

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  10. why does ali look older than her mother??? strange…

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  11. Dina should really let Ali enjoy her twilight years instead of trying to whore her out.

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  12. I showed my 19-yr-old son a picture of Ali Lohan (from this site), and casually mentioned that she was getting a lot of “flak” for looking like she was in her 30s; he asked who it was and I told him, Lindsay Lohan’s 14-yr-old little sister. Y’all, his jaw dropped and he said he thought she was that old too. Too funny!

    It’s a crying shame when people don’t realize they’re not wanted, and are only tolerated for their…”entertainment value”.

    That said, Dina Lohan getting kicked out of somewhere? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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  13. I kinda feel bad for Ali. I mean her mum is a nut job who tells her lies and her sister is losin it. Her father is a druggie and then theres the whole painful reality thingy..
    I recomend serious psychiatric help!

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