Lindsay Lohan's after-party two-fer
Super-stylist Rachel Zoe dressed Lindsay Lohan for her busy Tuesday night-on-the-town. First the newly brunette actress vamped it up at the "Brokeback Mountain" premiere in Westwood in a brown Balenciaga halter top, slim black slacks and a navy Chanel jacket.
At the after-party at Napa Valley Grille, Lohan and her entourage sat at a table with a good view of "Brokeback" star Jake Gyllenhaal's table. La Lohan looked pretty with sooty dark eyes and pale lips, nibbling a few bites of dinner, occasionally sneaking a faux-eyelashed peek at Gyllenhaal. But despite rumors of a secret romance between the two, Jake stayed with his sis Maggie and her beau Peter Sarsgaard while people congratulated him on his astonishing "Brokeback" performance.
But around 11:30, Lohan got tired of waiting and made a beeline for Courteney Cox and David Arquette's private cocktail party at Guy's in West Hollywood to celebrate their new TBS show, "Daisy Does America."
Photo: Lindsay Lohan goes to the dark side on her night out.
(Photo: Lester Cohen / WireImage)
Lohan joined the posh party packed with the usual nightlifers -- Jack Osbourne, David Spade, Vincent Gallo, Matthew Perry, Brandon Davis and that toad-sprouting "Walk the Line" star Joaquin Phoenix, who all watched Gyllenhaal's on-again-now-off-again squeeze Kirsten Dunst dancing up a storm most of the night.
Rachel Zoe, by the way, is so busy keeping all her girls looking fabulous that she hasn't had a day off in six months. Awards season is closing in fast and she has been frantically making the rounds and putting dresses, shoes and accessories aside for several of her red carpet-bound regulars.
So the very mention of possibly helping garb her client, Nicole Richie, for her new "The Simple Life" reality TV season was just too much to think about. "I have no life as it is," Zoe told us on her cell phone. "I just cannot even imagine. But I haven't heard anything about it yet so I plead the Fifth."
And you thought this Hollywood high life was all glitz and glamour.
Stanley Williams is founder of the CRIPS.
Handing a "pass" to Tookie Williams diminishes the impact of his crimes and
sends the wrong message to the world. It says gang violence and inner city
murder of black youths doesn't matter when compared to the crimes against a
more affluent white society.
The number of innocent bystanders that have been murdered by stray bullets
numbers more than the casualties of either Northern Ireland or Gaza Strip.
That doesn't include the intended gang murders, the loss of live to crack
cocaine or automatic weapons that now flood the streets of Los Angeles and
the rest of our country. Gang culture has become a mainstream poison that is destroying our
schools, prisons, our streets and our lives.
Police moral has dropped as they no longer can effectively protect the
innocent but must merely "contain" the gangs within the turf claimed by gangs.
Turf taken from the citizen's of this country.
If there was ever a candidate for the death penalty it is Tookie Williams. He
may have written children's books but he has not co operated by providing
knowledge of how the gangs operate nor has he made a plea to the gangs
for their dismantling or disarmament. Tookie Williams remains a gang member himself and
the gangs are his legacy.
If you hand Tookie a pass the only way you can appear to be just is to hand all death row inmates
a pass.
For the record, I'm not a supporter of the death pentalty and still do not support it.
However, to hand Tookie Williams a "pass" send a message to inner city communities and America that the violence commitment in their community's is not equally punishable by law. That their lives are not worth as much as the lives of those in Beverly Hills or Sacramento.
I beg you to visit the gang infested communities and maybe even spend a night there before you make any decision.
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I'm sorry, but is Tookie Williams hiding in Lindsay Lohan's halter top?