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Lindsay Lohan Will Reportedly Sing During SNL Monologue
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Jen Chung
Published Mar 3, 2012
Modified Mar 4, 2012
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Tragic trainwreck Lindsay Lohan will be hosting Saturday Night Live for the fourth (fourth!) time tonight. According to TMZ's sources, "the actress plans to SING the majority of her opening monologue on the sketch show. Sources tell TMZ, nothing's off the table either—Lindsay will poke fun at all the recent mishaps in her life ... arrests, endless court dates, necklace-stealing sagas, jail, morgue duty ... the list goes on."
But don't worry, anyone who has had to sit through "Confessions of a Broken Heart (Daughter to Father)"—TMZ also reports, "But Lindsay won't be alone on stage—we're told several cast members will join her in chorus."
Vulture's prediction about tonight's show had suggested this for the monologue: "Host Lindsay Lohan tries to do it on her own, but she keeps getting crowded out of the spotlight by her simpering sister Ali (Nasim Pedrad) and pushy mother Dina (Kristen Wiig)." We're hoping for some Debbie Downer, with a cameo from Rachel Dratch!
While we're still puzzled at what happened to La Lohan's face (she even looks markedly different from this recent magazine feature!), check out her appearance on Jimmy Fallon on Thursday night—she was pretty charming while playing Pictionary (and admitted she badgered Lorne Michaels into hosting):
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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