Let’s all take a moment to remember the glorious time that was the mid-noughties.
We wore low-slung jeans and a nice “going out top” to the club.
50 Cent was playing in said club.
Our handbags were tiny.
Our eyebrows were… tinier.
And Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan were the “IT Girls” of Hollywood.
They were also publicly feudin’ and giving the tabloid magazines many juicy coverlines.
Now, flash forward to 2018, and Paris and Lindsay are feudin’ again.
You see, Paris Hilton has just commented on a fan page’s post about Lindsay Lohan, calling her frenemy a “pathological liar”.
The post was a 2006 clip of Lindsay accusing Paris of pouring a drink over her… then back flipping and calling her a friend… and then back flipping to call her a c**t… and then once again calling her a friend ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Hilton commented on the post “#pathologicalliar”… and added two laughing emojis.
Yep, it’s 2006 again… bring on the hipster jeans and the crop tops.
Top Comments
Wow, slow news day, huh?
Why are you so obsessed with celebrity feuds?
And this *barely* qualifies as a feud. But yeah, aren’t we supposed to be supporting women, and not buying in to the narrative that women are bitches who can’t be friends with other women?
Without that and other congected articles womens magazines wouldn't exist
I think just blaming womens/gossip outlets is a bit disingneous. The minute a celebrity says something pejorative about another celebrity, the public jump on it like it's the most important thing in the world. Why? Is there a law that celebrities have to all love each other and be complete angels?
Hmmm ... I think they're two separate issues.
1. That most women are not actually nice people, and are always looking to bring down other women.
2. That gossip outlets - and the public - are obsessed with celebrities saying bad things about each other, male or female.