Lindsey Lohan has teamed up with Studios71 for her podcast. Image Source: Town and Country Magazine
Lindsey Lohan has partnered with Studio71 and is now developing and producing her own podcast. The actress resorted to social media to inform her followers of the news, “I'm excited to partner with Studio 71 in the development and production of my podcast. I'm looking forward to connecting more with my fans and having intimate conversations with thought leaders and friends across all industries.”
The Means Girl star is excited to take the stage and host her debut podcast show, which will feature her "authentic voice and a never-before-seen side." Studios71 and Lindsey Lohan have not released much detail, but it appears that the actress-singer-entrepreneur is looking forward to stepping into a new job as a podcast host in the near future. The debut date has been tentatively scheduled for late this year or early 2022.
Mean Girls actress is looking forward to connecting with her fans more with her podcast. Image Source: Vanity Fair
Lindsey Lohan joins the list of women-hosted shows on board with Studios 71 with the announcement of the podcast. “Worst Firsts with Brittany Furlan,” “Unsolicited Advice” with Ashley Nichole and Taryne Renee, “Ratchet & Respectable” with Demetria L. Lucas, and “Listen Hunnay with Jeannie Mai” are among the shows.
According to Studios71, 75 percent of podcast listeners are between the ages of 18 and 34, with 55 percent of them being female. On platforms such as Apple Podcasts and Spotify, all Studio71 podcasts are available for free (with advertisements).
Moorea Smith, senior talent relations’ manager for podcasts at Studio71 said
“We are thrilled to welcome Lindsay to Studio71’s podcast network and can’t wait for her to take listeners behind the scenes of her life and work.” She further added, "With her unparalleled experiences as an entertainer and entrepreneur, we are so excited for her to take the mic and share her thoughts and opinions with the world.”
The actress, who is represented by APA, will also appear in a Netflix Christmas romantic-comedy film. In the days leading up to Christmas, Lohan will portray a "newly engaged, privileged hotel heiress" who experiences amnesia after a skiing accident and ends up in the care of a handsome, blue-collar lodge owner and his darling kid. Janeen Damian will direct, and Damian, Michael Damian, Jeff Bonnett, and Ron Oliver penned the script.
Lindsey Lohan, who is most known for her part as Cady in the film "Mean Girls," took to Instagram a few days ago to share a photo from the film in which Cady's crush Aaron (Jonathan Bennett) asks her what day it was.
‘It's October 3rd. #meangirls #itsoctober3,” the actress captioned the photo. Mean Girls is regarded as one of the most cult films in cinema history, and fans of the film continue to exchange memes and dialogue from the film. Fans immediately commented on the actress' photo, saying, "They don't produce movies like this anymore."
Lindsey Lohan, like Britney Spears, has been the target of public attention due to personal issues and substance misuse. Following Britney Spears' father's success in gaining conservatorship for her daughter, Lindsey's father attempted but failed to do so.
Lindsey Lohan, who presently resides in Dubai, stated in an interview that she wishes to "return to America and resume acting. Reclaiming the life for which I worked so hard and sharing it with my family and you.”
Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club, an MTV reality series that ran for one season in 2018-19, was her most recent major project. Variety reports that it was canceled because it was "not juicy enough." She soon became a panelist on the Australian version of ‘The Masked Singer' in 2019 and was set to return for season 2, but she was unable to travel from Dubai to Melbourne owing to the epidemic. The first song from her new album, "Back to Me," was released in 2020.
