Lindsay Lohan ditjes en datjes.

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"Lindsay Lohan valt voor vrouw"
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AMSTERDAM - Lindsay Lohan heeft volgens de laatste geruchten een nieuwe liefde. Het zou gaan om dj Samantha Ronson met wie ze een lesbische relatie zou hebben!

Lindsay dankt de geruchten over haar liefdesleven aan haar voormalig woordvoerder Jonathan Jaxson. Hij heeft op zijn website neergezet: “Lindsay is altijd behoorlijk open geweest. Misschien heeft ze het helemaal gehad met de mannen. Nu heeft ze het aangelegd met haar beste vriendin Samantha Ronson."

Hij vervolgt: “Samantha zit in het wereldje van drugs en alcohol. Niet echt een goede invloed op Lindsay dus, die net enkele weken uit de afkickkliniek is ontslagen." Jaxson beweert dat de prille liefde door zijn bronnen wordt bevestigd.

Echt goed is Jonathan Lindsay niet gezind. Hij schrijft: "Ik zou dolgraag alle namen van Hollywood-mensen waarmee Lindsay heeft geslapen noemen. Maar die bewaar ik voor mijn boek..."

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Samantha Ronson is a popular party DJ/rock singer. Her step-father is musician Mick Jones of the rock band Foreigner and her mother is Ann Dexter-Jones. Her twin sister is fashion designer Charlotte Ronson and her older brother is legendary NYC DJ and producer Mark Ronson. Samantha and Mark are both very good friends with DJ AM and Samantha is close friends with Lindsay Lohan.

She was formerly signed to hip hop label Roc-A-Fella Records and she released three songs: "Pull My Hair Out", "Fool", and "Built This Way" which were featured in the movie Mean Girls.

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1. it girl
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The "It Girl" is the girl that EVERYONE wants to be. She has everything that you want so you tend to envy her. She does all the things that you can't do so you grow to hate her. Being an "It Girl" is having the latest shits, (the best clothing and always stays fly) and the prettiest face. Her attitude can be fucked up or perfect like her looks. Her presence is always appreciated, ALL the guys Want her and ALL the girls want to be her!

Sasha is the new "It Girl" How cool!
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by Natiya Freeport, Bahamas Jul 28, 2006 email it

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An It girl is a charming, sexy young woman, or one who has just broken into mainstream cinema. The "it", which she has or is, is used in the same inspecific way as the French term Je ne sais quoi (I don't know what). The reign of an "It girl" is temporary; they will either become a fully-fledged celebrity or their popularity will fade. The term "it boy", much less frequently used, is the male equivalent.

Clara Bow and It (1927)
Elinor Glyn, who coined the term, "It girl"

The term was coined by British romance novelist and screenwriter Elinor Glyn to describe actress Clara Bow when she appeared with success in the Hollywood silent film It in 1927. Based on Glyn's novella of the same title, the movie was planned as a special showcase for the popular Paramount Studios star. Owing to Glyn's widely publicized pronouncement, the term it, a euphemism for sex-appeal, not only catapulted Bow to fame but became a catch phrase, eventually entering the cultural lexicon. Bow's contemporary and friend, the actress Louise Brooks, who popularised the bobbed hairstyle of the 1920s, was also widely described as an "It girl", especially retrospectively.

Bow's film was turned into a musical called The It Girl in 2001, which opened at the York Theatre Company off-Broadway starring Jean Louisa Kelly[1].

Modern "It girls"

Since 1927 the term has been extended beyond the world of film, referring to whoever in society, fashion or the performing arts was in vogue at the time, including, from the 1960s onwards, singer and Rolling Stones' muse Marianne Faithfull; Talitha Getty, second wife of John Paul Getty; actress and comedienne Goldie Hawn; 1980s "wild child" Amanda de Cadenet (christened by Compton Miller as "patron saint of It Girls": Who's Really! Who, 1997); socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson; fashion writers Plum and Lucy Sykes; fashion icon and actress Chloe Sevigny; actress and "boho"-queen Sienna Miller; Socialite/Actress Scarlett Johansson and Lindsay Lohan; Iconic Pop Star Britney Spears and broadcaster and actress Ksenia Sobchak (described by the Guardian as "Moscow's answer to Paris Hilton, the American heiress, and Russia's chief 'it' girl": 3 June 2006).

The writer William Donaldson observed that, having initially been coined in the 1920s, the term was applied in the 1990s to describe "a young woman of noticeable 'sex appeal' who occupied herself by shoe shopping and party-going" (Brewer's Rogues, Villains and Eccentrics, 2002). At around the same time the term posh tart was coined as a broad equivalent, though this tended to be reserved for those, such as Palmer-Tomkinson and Lady Victoria Hervey, daughter of the 6th Marquess of Bristol, who came from the "higher" echelons of society. In 2006, a fashion journalist, Emma Hill, declared in the Sunday Times Style supplement, "Forget Sienna Miller, forget Paris Hilton. These days, the real It girls are make-up artists. Just look at Charlotte Tilbury and Jemma Kidd" (22 October 2006).