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With Lindsay Lohan In NYC, No Party Is Safe


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Jen Chung

Published May 16, 2010

Modified May 16, 2010


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Maybe Lindsay Lohan really is a Mean Girl—Page Six claims that "multiple witnesses" say the troubled star picked a fight with NY Rangers teammates Aaron Voros and Sean Avery at 1OAK on Thursday night: "Lindsay threw a fit. There was total drama for absolutely no reason." Did NYC nightlife impresarios not get the warning that she was in town?

Another source said, "Lindsay threw a fit because she wanted to be at their table near the DJ. But she claimed she didn't want to sit with Aaron and said, 'He's my ex-boyfriend. I don't want him anywhere near me.' Voros denied knowing her. A drink then flew in [Voros' girlfriend model] Jessica [Stam]'s face, and Lindsay demanded their table be moved out. Club bosses refused and tried to calm her down. Stam, Voros and Avery were shocked but didn't retaliate, and Lindsay left shortly afterward." They were all there for this event. (Voros and Avery seem to be doing fine—Voros Tweeted this picture of himself and Sean Avery while driving down the West Side Highway—and Stam was modeling yesterday.)

This comes after Lohan allegedly "crashed" an Iggy Pop concert in Williamsburg with an "inappropriately" large entourage of 30 guests on Wednesday night. When told the venue was closed, a Page Six source said she screamed to the guard, "[bleep] up," until she was let in. A Gatecrasher source said, "She looked completely out of it... It's fair to say that the other celebs ignored Lindsay. She's not someone who people are trying to be associated with right now."

Lohan is now far from NYC—she's in Cannes to discuss her new role as Linda Lovelace in a biopic about the "Deep Throat" actress. She told Hollywood.TV that she's excited about the role and that she's in compliance with her traffic school appointments (which TMZ takes exception to).

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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