She’s teasing new music, and I’m praying for “Bossy”-era renaissance.
Photo: Matt Baron/BEI/Shutterstock Lindsay Lohan dropped the cover art for a new album on Instagram this morning, and I for one, am thrilled. It follows the release of a snippet of its first single, “Xanax,” alongside a now-deleted, very rough-cut music video. The song is about social anxiety, and as Lohan wrote on Instagram, was inspired by her time in Los Angeles, which, same.
Lohan has been in and out of the spotlight for 20 years, and much of her troubling times have been pretty public. Most recently, her short-lived reality show was canceled by MTV, and she was removed as a judge on Australia’s Masked Singer, reportedly due to a bad feud, unreasonable demands, and an inability to stick to time schedules.
And I obviously can’t forget her duet with Tyra Banks, “Be a Star,” from the 2000 cult classic Life Size, as well as “That Girl ” which came out four years later. It’s the big number in Confessions of Teenage Drama Queen and has been stuck in my head for 20 years:
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