Posted on 13 July 2010 by Perez Hilton
She's milking it!
Lindsay Lohan is poised to make some serious cash for interviews with the media about her upcoming jail sentence.
Major TV networks and weekly mags are bidding for pre and post jail interviews with La Loca!
A source reveals:
"The irony is Lindsay is in demand. The bidding is over $500,000 for the rights to the pre-jail interview, the prison diary and the first chat when she is released.
"But Lindsay is still convinced she'll get a reduced term — even if she has to go to rehab afterwards for longer. She has spoken to a number of lawyers over the weekend. She's even seeing a psychic for guidance."
Well, she might as well ca$$$h in while she can!
[Image via WENN.]
Posted on 13 July 2010 by Perez Hilton
She's milking it!
Lindsay Lohan is poised to make some serious cash for interviews with the media about her upcoming jail sentence.
Major TV networks and weekly mags are bidding for pre and post jail interviews with La Loca!
A source reveals:
"The irony is Lindsay is in demand. The bidding is over $500,000 for the rights to the pre-jail interview, the prison diary and the first chat when she is released.
"But Lindsay is still convinced she'll get a reduced term — even if she has to go to rehab afterwards for longer. She has spoken to a number of lawyers over the weekend. She's even seeing a psychic for guidance."
Well, she might as well ca$$$h in while she can!
[Image via WENN.]
Posted on 08 July 2010 by Perez Hilton
How modern!
National Public Radio has decided to just go by their commonly used moniker "NPR" because the company believes they have moved beyond just radio and they are now a multi-platform media company.
The rebranding is very suggestive that NPR sees their future online as opposed to on the radio, which is pretty smart if you ask us!
We're buying it — it's similar to CNN or KFC in that way!
Posted on 03 June 2010 by Perez Hilton
Wow!
Conan O'Brien's new TBS show is hoping to get NBC's late-night rate from advertisers, potentially making it the first cable show to be on par with broadcast TV advertising.
One media buyer revealed that TBS is asking for rates that are 20 to 25 percent higher than the typical rates for late-night. "It's insanity," the buyer said. "He's a high priced property they clearly overpaid for."
We have a feeling advertisers may bite though — Conan's popularity is really soaring!
Are U planning to watch his new show on TBS?
[Image via WENN.]
