Lydia Hearst brings the LiLo satire

When the Roman poet Juvenal composed that “It is difficult not to write satire,” he had absolutely no way of realizing that people like Snooki, Hilton and Lohan would become walking poster children who prove his point. Such is the power these figures have to – intentionally or otherwise – show us just how strange the U.S. culture of celeb narcissism has become. According to FirstShowing.net, heiress Lydia Hearst can be performing in a film that satirizes the life of Lohan. As the world can always use more self-referential humor. Individuals everywhere could possibly be applying for payroll loans to see this, although it really just gives Lohan more press. Article resource – Lydia Hearst to lampoon Lindsay Lohan in film satire by MoneyBlogNewz.

The heiress Lydia Hearst

Hearst-Shaw has plans that involve more than just her Chihuahua getting more spring water although FirstShowing.net says Lydia Hearst-Shaw is “a non-slutty less publicized version of Paris Hilton”. Lydia Hearst isn’t just an heiress as the great-granddaughter of William Randolph Hearst. On Page Six of the New York Post, you are able to find her regular column. You might also see her in independent films for instance “The Last International Playboy,” in television shows for instance “Gossip Girl,” in some modeling and even as a spokeswoman for several international causes.

‘One of the few supermodels who can act’

FirstShowing.net was able to talk to screenwriter of “Dogs in Pocketbooks,” Charles Casillo. He said that a character based on Lohan will be played by Lydia Hearst soon. Hearst-Shaw’s character will play “a bratty film goddess in and out of rehab, in trouble with the law and hounded by greedy agents, predatory paparazzi and more,” said Casillo. Then the screenwriter said the role in “Dogs in Pocketbooks” couldn’t be played by any other than Hearst-Shaw. She had the right charm and intelligence.

Is the material any good?

Robert Rodriguez’s “Machete,” is a film LiLo spoofed herself in already which has taken place many times. Many wonder if “Dogs in Pocketbooks” could be any good. It is not that hard to make fun of jail time though. The presentation of it can be what matters.

Information from

First Showing

firstshowing.net/2010/12/28/Lydia -Hearst-shaw-sending-up-lindsay-lohan-for-new-comedy/

2007 Fashion Week interview with Lydia Hearst

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