Lindsay Lohan's Playboy Interview; Katy Perry On Saturday Night Live

UPDATE-Lindsay Lohan not only channeled Marilyn Monroe in her debut Playboy editorial but she only borrowed a few quotes from the fallen vixen. In Lindsay Lohan Playboy interview she covers Marilyn Monroe, sex, confidence and learning from her mistakes. After the last several days Lindsay Lohan has remained the topic of discussion after her Playboy cover leaked, then her Playboy photos leaked – the entire spread. Playboy founder Hugh Hefner was forced to act quickly so he decided to release some excerpts online. In a desperate bid to revive her waning career and repair her damaged reputation Lindsay opens up about her poor decisions, vixen Monroe and her confidence.

On her sexuality:

“Sex and sexuality are a part of nature, and I go along with nature. I think Marilyn Monroe once said that. I certainly agree with her … Knowing yourself and your body is so important because it gives you confidence, and in life, women need confidence.”

“It’s a very male-dominated world to begin with, so knowing yourself and being comfortable with your body is an important thing for me as a woman. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but this is mine.”

On where her downward spiral began:

“My stubbornness at 18 and 19 years old got in the way. During the past five years, I’ve learned that time flies faster than you think, and because you only live once you have to learn from your mistakes, live your dreams and be accountable.”

Quite frankly Lohan may only want to use Marilyn Monroe as an inspiration for her photos. The plagued blonde bombshell died at a young age and never found peace.

Will this mark the turning point for Lindsay Lohan? Catch Lohan on Ellen DeGeneres on December 15th.

Update: In other Lohan news, the actress was granted permission from her probation officer to travel to Hawaii. However during her brief vacation with her sister Ali, Lohan’s $5,000 Chanel purse was stolen during a party! For some unknown reason Lindsay traveled with $10,000, passport and probation paperwork in her purse to the event. Without her probation paperwork, Lindsay could be facing jail time after her December 14th hearing. According to TMZ, just over 12 hours after the Chanel bag went missing a local turned it in minus the $10k. Though that seemed to be the least of Lohan’s concern, she was reportedly too ecstatic to have the bag back with her paperwork.

Gosh, Lindsay’s not making her road back to glory very easy, is she?

Katy Perry Host Saturday Night Live For The First Time

Katy Perry hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time this past weekend. Katy may have picked up some tips from her husband Russell Brand who’s hosted SNL in the past but in the opening monologue Katy was obviously nervous. Luckily for all involved, Katy had some help from her ‘Old neighbors’ who inspired her music videos including the hilarious Kritsten Wiig.

During her many skits Katy Perry appeared as a political analyst on Al Sharpton’s talk show, a foul-mouthed Pippa Middleton, Christina Aguilera in the “New Year’s Eve”-spoofing. We have three clips below:

Katy’s opening monologue with Kristen Wiig

http://youtu.be/IezVqCH9muw

Katy’s guest appearance on ‘J Pop America Fun Times Now’ as a Hello Kitty collector.

Also check out ‘New Year’s Eve Sequel’ The Apocalypse featuring a host of celebrities including Katy as Christina Aguilera

What did you think Katy Perry’s performance  on Saturday Night Life

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