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Lindsay Lohan celebrated turning 40 in the Hamptons, renting out part of Le Bilboquet in Sag Harbor for about 60 guests including her husband Bader Shammas, mom Dina, dad Michael, and siblings, with Steph and Ayesha Curry among the attendees and reportedly close enough to be godparents to her son Luai; she delivered a grateful speech as guests enjoyed cocktails, a surf-and-turf dinner, and a pink floral cake.
Lindsay Lohan left Hollywood’s glare for a quieter life in Dubai starting in 2014, where she found stability with husband Bader Shammas and their son Luai. She quietly rebuilt her career with a Netflix romcom run and selective projects, including an upcoming TV series Count My Lies, while prioritizing privacy, skincare, and family. Her Vogue Arabia cover signals a renewed, more empowered phase as she pursues deeper, more dramatic roles on her own terms.
In Vogue Arabia's March 2026 issue, Lindsay Lohan discusses her troubled teen years, why she wished someone had protected her, how moving to Dubai grounded her life with husband Bader Shammas and their son Luai, and her evolving confidence as she plans future work like Hulu’s Count My Lies.
Hilary Duff told the Call Her Daddy podcast that she crashed Lindsay Lohan’s 2003 Freaky Friday premiere amid a long-running Disney-era rivalry. She described the feud as a childhood thing and said the pair later made peace, including a club moment and Lohan’s 2023 appearance at Duff’s Cheaper by the Dozen premiere, as Duff promotes her new album.
Hilary Duff told the Call Her Daddy podcast that she crashed the August 2003 Freaky Friday premiere during a teenage feud with Lindsay Lohan; months later, Lohan attended Duff’s Cheaper by the Dozen premiere and they reportedly shared a shot, signaling they had moved past their rivalry.
Lindsay Lohan shared her detailed skincare routine in an interview, including her use of serums, ice-cold water, lemon juice, chia seeds, eye patches, lasers, and healthy drinks like juice, green tea, and pickled beets.
Mark Waters, the director of the original 'Freaky Friday,' was not invited to participate in the sequel despite his support and interest, as he was busy with other projects. He reflects on the film's success, its legacy, and the challenges of filmmaking, while expressing hope to collaborate with stars like Lindsay Lohan in the future.
Jamie Lee Curtis responded to a harsh review of her movie 'Freakier Friday' with a lighthearted comment, despite the critic's negative remarks about the film and her performance, highlighting her disapproval of the review's tone.
Freakier Friday's opening weekend box office is estimated at $30 million, making it a successful legacy sequel that outperformed the original and other summer comedies, driven by nostalgia and Lindsay Lohan's return.
Jamie Lee Curtis responded to a negative review of 'Freakier Friday' by calling it 'a tad harsh,' highlighting that some people love the film, which is performing well at the box office and has generally positive audience scores.
'Freakier Friday,' a sequel to the 2003 film, was shot in various Los Angeles locations to showcase different parts of the city, but the original Coleman family house used in the film was destroyed in the L.A. fires, highlighting the impact of the fires on local film sites and production.
Chad Michael Murray reflects on his role in 'Freaky Friday' on its 20th anniversary, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, his experience with co-stars Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis, and the potential for a sequel.
Freakier Friday, a sequel to the 2003 body-swap comedy Freaky Friday, reunites Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis, with a fresh quadruple body swap plot that humorously explores generational and familial themes. The film is a nostalgic yet modern love letter to Lohan's career and a feel-good, comedic return for her, featuring fun cameos, musical performances, and a playful take on millennial culture. It celebrates the original's charm while adding new twists, making it a delightful watch for fans of the franchise and new audiences alike.
'Freakier Friday' is a nostalgic sequel to the 2003 film, featuring Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis in a body-swapping comedy aimed at intergenerational audiences, with mixed execution but satisfying emotional and thematic echoes of the original.
Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis reunite for the sequel 'Freakier Friday,' a playful continuation of the 2003 body swap comedy, featuring new cast members and nostalgic callbacks, with insights into their experiences and the impact of motherhood on their careers.