Instead of hitting the big screen, the 32-year-old is about to take over our TV bingeing for 2019.
Lindsay took to MTV's Youtube channel to announce that she is joining their crew in a new reality show.
The clip reveals the star saying: "Pack your bags MTV, we're going to Mykonos. I've joined the MTV family, and I'm Lindsay Lohan. Get ready."
The show is fittingly named Lohan Beach Club.
It follows Lindsay leading a group of "handpicked brand ambassadors" as they "strive to rise above the temptations the Mykonos nightlife scene has to offer".
He's young, good-looking and fairly recognisable wherever he goes.
So how could this 24-year-old have had a serious thing with a French-American model for twelve whole months and us not know anything about it?
More importantly, how did not one paparazzi nab more than one grainy, blurred photo of them leaving an apartment/with a jacket covering one of their heads while getting into a taxi?
I know that there are celeb couples who are extremely low-key.
They're rarely papped, they don't talk about them in interviews and you'd have to be Sherlcok f*cking Holmes to find a trace of their other half in their social media posts.
But is that what happened here?
Basically, the nub and gist of it all is that Hazza has apparently parted ways with his missus of a year, 28-year-old Camille Rowe.
The sketchy timeline of their relationship goes as follows: they started dating last July, she met his fam in December,and they reportedly rang in 2018 together on New Year's Eve. Hmmm.
Look, I'm not saying it's a PR stunt (because, well, I can't hardly give Harry a ring and ask him, can I?) but it just seems a bit fishy tbh.
Celeb journo Dan Wooton broke the story for The Sun and he says that Harry, ''called time on their romance just a fortnight after he completed his 89-date world tour.''
That's literally all he revealed so we don't have many hard and fast snippets to piece together.
So, call me cynical but I just don't buy it.
Nevertheless, Harry, if you're reading this and ever need a shoulder to cry on, I probably (definitely) wouldn't say no.
Clearly, the Love Island babe has a thing for her own name.
Alexandra is a single lady after the drama with Dr Alex.
For anyone who hasn't caught up, Alex was more in love with a car than Alexandra on their date, and it was the beginning of the end for the couple.
Reportedly, love has come knocking again for Alexandra.
The beauty has been asked out by a former Love Islander and they already share something in common: their name.
In an after party to celebrate Jack and Dani's win, the stunner was seen with another Alex.
Alex Miller seemed keen to take Alexandra on a date – and it's not hard to understand why.
Speaking to The Sun Online, he said: "She's unbelievable, obviously. I thought that when she was in there, but what an absolute stunner."
When quizzed by the publication if anything romantic was to come from their encounter, he replied: "I literally met her five minutes ago, you need to give me a chance to take her out on a date."
Alexandra didn't dismiss the idea, but he may have his work cut out for him as she said: "It's going to take a bit of grafting.
"I don't want to put too much pressure on the situation. I'm known for doing that, It's going to have to come from you, I'm afraid."
It's coming up to that time of year again – the end of summer is approaching and that means that the Strictly season is almost upon us!
I love nothing more than curling up on the couch during those autumnal Saturday nights, with the leaves falling outside the widow, the fire roaring away and a large glass of wine in my hand.
In front of Strictly, of course.
So no one was more excited than me when they heard that the official line-up of professional dancers had been announced.
Will the gorge Gleb make a reappearance? Is Anton still going to be clowning around on the dance floor?
Sadly, it's a no to the first but Mr du Beke is definitely putting on his dancing shoes again!
Familiar faces returning are Aljaz Skorjanec, Janette Manrara, Kevin and Karen Clifton, Anton, Gorka Marquez, Giovanni Pernice, Pasha Kovalev, Nadiya Bychkova, Giovanni Pernice, Oti Mabuse. AJ Pritchard, Katya Jones, Amy Dowden and Dianne Buswell.
There are three fab new additions for 2018 and they are: Johannes Radebe, Luba Mushtuk and Graziano Di Prima.
Johannes is a two-time Professional South African Latin Champion and three time South African Amateur Latin Champion, and was a professional dancer on the South Africa version of Strictly for two seasons – and he went to the final both times.
Luba has helped as back-up dancer an choreographer for Strictly for several years, danced in Burn the Floor and is also Giovanni Pernice's ex gf. (Bit awks there.)
Lastly, the 24-year-old ride that is Graziano has spent the last three years touring with Burn the Floor and is an Italian Latin Champion who represented Belgium at the World Championships.
Is almost that time of year which means the cold weather will be back along with coats and jumpers I can’t wait #Strictly
Hardcore fans might notice that there are one or two noticeably absent pro dancers from the 2018 line-up.
Brendan Cole was let go from the series after last year, and he has since broken his silence by wishing this years cast good luck in a video on his Instagram account.
He wrote, ''to all of my @bbcstrictly friends on day one of Season 16…Wishing you a fantastic series Xx.''
The launch show is set to be aired on BBC on August 31st so get the fake tan and glitter ready – it's time to staaaart dancing!
The gender pay gap is a topic that just isn't going away.
And when it comes to Claire Foy and Matt Smith's pay for their respective roles in the Netflix drama, The Crown, it seemed that all was finally well in terms of fairness.
It was first reported in late April that Claire Foy, who plays Queen Elizabeth II in the TV series, was receiving less pay than her co-star Matt Smith, who plays her on-screen husband, Prince Philip.
Varietyhad said that the producers of the royal drama had actually confirmed that she earned less for the first two seasons of the show.
Matt's salary has never been disclosed, but Variety had revealed that Claire took home $40,000 an episode.
She told Entertainment Weeklyat the time, "I’m surprised because I’m at the centre of it, and anything that I’m at the centre of like that is very, very odd, and feels very, very out of ordinary. But I’m not [surprised about the interest in the story] in the sense that it was a female-led drama. I’m not surprised that people saw [the story] and went, ‘Oh, that’s a bit odd.’
Producer Susan Mackie also said, "going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen."
With all of this attention on the pay gap within the show, it has now been brought to light that Claire actually isn't getting back-paid for her work.
"That was what was reported that I was back-paid. I've never mentioned anything about it and neither have the producers. The fact that that is 'fact' – is not quite correct,'' she told Al Arabiya.
“Yes it’s Netflix, but it’s a British production company. It happened at the same time as it was coming out with a lot of other people that there was a lot of pay inequality across the board—in the music industry, in journalism, in every industry. It’s across the board that it became part of a bigger conversation, which is an odd place to find yourself in."
Okay, so we're a day late but why can't every day be National Lipstick Day?
From old Hollywood-glamour red pouts, to 1980's frosted pink pouts and Morticia Addams-style dark pouts, a good lipstick has the power to transform a mood/outfit/whole day.
So in honour of this timeless make-up staple, we did a whip around the office to see what lippies the team have stashed in their make up bags and why they wouldn't be seen without them…
It's a gorgeous deep red and never fails to boost my confidence.
I'm not a huge makeup fan and prefer a natural look, but when I want to feel more glamorous I pop that on and I'm good to go.
Mrs Mia Wallace,Urban Decay, €15.45
Mary Byrne, MagicMum Editor
My go-to is a Rimmel lippie in a pinky shade.
Unfortunately, I've used it so often that the colour code has worn off and I'm not 100% sure what it's called.
I'm not really a lipstick type of person tbh, and I opt for the same one whether I'm heading to a gig or a wedding – why fix what's not broken?!
I love this one is because it also works really well as a blusher – it's got a lovely creamy, matte texture and blends in really well.
Jen McShane, MummyPages Editor
As I have so little time in the mornings, I want a lipstick that won't have vanished by the time I arrive at the office.
So I tend to favour a lip crayon – specifically Chanel's Le Rouge Crayon Del Couleur (€35).
It's really a two-in-one; a retractable twist that doubles as a liner and a lipstick.
The thin nib means you can outline your lips expertly and fill them in, on-the-go, in a hurry, wherever you are. It has a satin, yet ultra long-lasting, intense colour finish and despite the price tag, I have it in multiple shades – that's how good it is.
Chanel's Le Rouge Crayon Del Couleur, €35
Shayna Sappington, Editorial Intern
I love Mac's lipstick Twig.
It's a nice neutral colour you can wear everyday and looks different on everyone.
Their lipstick doesn't dry out my lips and always smells like vanilla.
MAC, Twig. €20.00
Aoife Loughnane, Editorial Intern
Like Mary, I'm not a huge lipstick person mainly because anytime I've attempted to wear it in the past, I look like I've devoured a pot of strawberry jam.
However, I do love the Kate Moss Rimmel range – but I espesh love the Rimmel only 1 Matte Lipstick in nude.
It's also fantastic as a blush on the cheekbones – just a little dab last hours and it actually looks good.
In November 2017, the actor Kristina Cohen accused Ed through a detailed Facebook post.
Former actor Aurélie Wynn also came forward alongside Kristina and provided witnesses.
“Those witnesses were not able to provide information that would enable the prosecution to prove either incident beyond a reasonable doubt,” the memo read.
“Prosecution on those two incidents is declined due to insufficient evidence,” the memo added.
A third accuser was referenced within the memo but her case was dropped because of her “unavailability”.
Accusations from further women of reported unwanted touching could not be held up due to falling outside the statute of limitations, reports the Guardian.
Ed has maintained his innocence after the first allegation became public.
In a now-deleted Instagram post, the actor said: “I have never forced myself in any manner, on any woman."
The A/W 18 Collection for Thomas Sabo has landed and it is truly breathtaking – think iconic, vintage styles that are timeless.
The Sterling Silver celebrates the art of mismatching – it creates a strong and authentic aesthetic for the wearer. Sounds fabulous, right?
It can't be argued that Thomas Sabo is redefining what classic jewellery means.
Rose Gold Vintage ring
Brand heritage is woven deep into this new collection, featuring a collection called the Spirit Moonphase Movement 1984 which represents the creation of the THOMAS SABO brand.
In addition to that, there is the stunning Kingdom Of Dreams collection, which is geared towards the expressive wearer.
Finally, there is a collection of creative rings, chains and medallions for everyone to wear.
Yellow Gold Crown Kingdom Of Dreams ring
A boho or vintage lover? Then the retro styles will be right up your street!
Every piece of jewellery has a special vintage touch – the rings are decorated with fine diamonds, and the medallions radiate with nostalgia as they have space inside to pop a picture of a loved one – how cute!
In keeping with this theme, even the watches have been slimmed down, with the Mini Vintage watches being inspired by art deco styles of bygone eras.
This absolutely beautiful collection is available from the end of July online and across THOMAS SABO counters in Ireland.
We for one will be draping ourself in these jewels, what about you?
Zoe was taken to hospital in Athens and is understood to be receiving treatment for burns to her head and hands. It is believed she will make a full recovery.
The newlyweds married in Ireland last Thursday before jetting off to Greece on Saturday.
Their families issued a statement following the news of Brian’s passing:
"We are deeply saddened to confirm the death of our family member, Brian O'Callaghan-Westropp.
The heartbroken family of Brian O’Callaghan-Westropp confirmed in a statement that he has died. The newlyweds were on honeymoon in Greece and became caught up in wildfires sweeping the country. His wife, Zoe is recovering from burn injuries in hospital. pic.twitter.com/c7hTJpYI8C
"The families would respectfully appreciate privacy at this time as we grieve and as Zoe makes her recovery.
"Funeral arrangement will be announced at a later stage,” they added.
I am deeply saddened at confirmation of the death of an Irish citizen in Greece. This is such a terrible tragedy, my thoughts are with the families and friends who have requested privacy.
Officials at our Embassy in Athens will continue to provide every possible assistance.
The CW’s Supergirl has just announced it's latest casting addition and it is proving to be a divisive decision already.
Last weekend, during the show’s panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2018, producers of the hit show stated that the role of Nia Nal will be played by Nicole Maines, making her television's first ever transgender superhero.
She will join the production for the upcoming fourth season.
The actor, who previously starred in Royal Pains, will play a new member of CatCo’s reporting team.
According toEntertainment Weekly, Nicole said of her character, ''she has this ferocious drive to protect people and to fight against discrimination and hatred. She’s the superhero we need right now.”
It was announced back in May that a transgender character would be coming to Supergirl but now that we have the actor in place, it has gotten very real.
Nicole spoke to Varietyabout how she feels stepping into this role.
“I haven’t really wrapped my head around it. It feels fitting to say with great power, comes great responsibility.''
She continued, ''we can be whoever we want, we can be superheroes, because in many ways we are. We’ve had trans representation in television for a while but it hasn't been the right representation.”
Reactions to the news on social media have been mixed.
Lots of people are happy with the news, with one writing, ''I'm literally crying right now. I never thought I'd see the day where we'd actually see this happen.''
Others hit back at negative comments, with one person saying, ''so many narrow minded people here, I hope someday you'll be brave enough to open your eyes.''
This isn't the first bit of history-making news to come from the CW this week.
It was just announced that a Batwoman series is in the works, which will be the first live-action superhero series with an openly gay lead at its centre.
“It's such an important issue right now in our society and in the world. And so it seems only fitting that we have a trans superhero for trans kids to look up to. I wish there was a trans superhero when I was little,'' Nicole has said of this news.
Supergirl will return to our screens on October 14th on the CW.
"Buffy’s coming back! Twenty-one years after the original, “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” is getting a reboot, and Joss Whedon is on board to executive produce," they wrote alongside the photograph.
Talks for a new Buffy began last autumn, but ultimately the decision to begin the reboot was influenced by writer Monica Breen.
She was selected to take on the task of writing this new chapter of Buffy.
Although a script or director has yet to been chosen, along with casting the central role of Buffy.
Last year, Joss spoke to Hollywood Reporter about a possible reboot or reunion and the fear and pressure when reviving a beloved TV show.
"I see a little bit of what I call monkey's paw in these reboots. You bring something back, and even if it's exactly as good as it was, the experience can't be. You've already experienced it, and part of what was great was going through it for the first time. You have to meet expectations and adjust it for the climate, which is not easy," he explained.
"Luckily most of my actors still look wonderful, but I'm not worried about them being creaky. I'm more worried about me being creaky as a storyteller. You don't want that feeling that you should have left before the encore."
