Lindsay Lohan is preparing to launch her beauty brand, Linlo Beauty.
Lohan serves as an executive officer and director of Linlo Beauty, while her husband, Bader Shammas, a financier and Credit Suisse assistant vice president, is also listed as a director. Verdugo signed the filing as the company’s CEO.
Lara Verdugo, a former Procter & Gamble executive and experienced professional with Barcelona-based skincare and sunscreen company ISDIN.
During an appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, Bella Thorne opened up about comparisons to Lindsay Lohan during her early years in the spotlight.
She shared, "I didn’t so much hang out with people from the network. I hung out with Zendaya. We hung out. ‘Shake It Up’ was in a different time when Miley and Selena and Demi and those shows, they were all, I think, 16, 17 when we were starting, so the eras are so different, and yet they intersect and I remember when I was 12, people asking me if I was gonna be, you know, comparing us, all the Disney girls, with Miley and Selena in this new era, and asking which was gonna be the next bad girl, and, ‘Are you gonna be like Lindsay Lohan?’ All these things at 12, 13. You’re just, your brain is trying so hard. Like, ‘Am I gonna be like, what? What is the question?’ It’s such a weird…".
During an appearance on Today in 2004, Lindsay Lohan shared, "When I was, like, 7, I did my first commercial. I just started going out on commercials, just because I really enjoyed it, and I was comfortable in front of the cameras and stuff".
However, Lindsay Lohan almost gave up on commercials at one point
"And I didn’t get anything. And I was like, ‘Mom, if I don’t get this commercial today, then I’m never doing this again.’ And I actually got that commercial that day."
Lindsay Lohan explains why The Parent Trap means so much to her.
Lohan told Parade, “It means so much. It was, you know, my first movie audition, my first film, and it holds such an important place in my heart. It’s just such a lovely family movie, and [director and co-writer] Nancy Meyers has such a beautiful way of doing that in her films.”
“It’s so funny; still today, young kids now notice me from that, which is just wild that people still love it so much. And to be a part of something like that is really special.”
Lindsay Lohan reveals her conditions for a "The Parent Trap" Sequel.
She told Us Weekly that she would like to see the script first and another condition is, "And [after I] talk to Nancy Meyers, out of respect to her, because she’s phenomenal and made a great movie in The Parent Trap that we did together."
Lohan acted as both Annie and Hallie in Disney's 1998 remake.
Lindsay Lohan shares with Parade whether she is more like Hallie or Annie in Parent Trap as a kid, "I think always a bit of both, because I'm super feminine, but I'm also a little tomboy. So, I think I was both. Long hair, I like long hair better, but when I was young, I wanted the Jennifer Aniston haircut, so I was Hallie in that sense. But a little bit of both."
Lohan also shares her sweet memories of The Parent Trap, "It means so much. It was, you know, my first movie audition, my first film, and it holds such an important place in my heart".
"It's just such a lovely family movie, and Nancy Meyers has such a beautiful way of doing that in her films. And people just really connect to it. It's so funny; still today, young kids now notice me from that, which is just wild that people still love it so much. And to be a part of something like that is really special."
Lindsay Lohan's son, Luai can't sit through a whole movie. Lindsay tells, "The only movie he can sit through is Spider-Man. That's a fun one. Any of the Marvel characters beat me. I really want to do something that he will think is cool. Like, I think the only thing I have that he'd be interested in would be Herbie [Fully Loaded] right now. … I need to be a Marvel character or something to be a cool mom in his eyes!".
Lohan then tells about Reese's Oreo, "It's such an iconic combo; people love Oreos and peanut butter, and to do something like this together, to make it in one and have one product for it, I think is just genius".
"It's much more accessible and easy for people to get, and it tastes really yummy and sweet and savory, and it was just really exciting to to bring it all together, and then to have Patricia and Amy come on was just a no-brainer."
