Lindsay Lohan is apparently livid with Katie Holmes for bumping her off the cover of the April issue of Glamour.
The Mean Girl posed as Like A Virgin-era Madonna – complete with retro crimped hair, heavy makeup, pearls and a wedding dress – for the magazine.
But Lindsay Lohan’s shoot – which she reportedly believed would take pride of place on the front cover – was replaced by Katie Holmes, who gave a revealing interview with the magazine about family life.
“Her Marilyn Monroe shoot for New York Magazine seemed to make her relevant when she did it, she thought the same would happen this time.
“Only she wasn’t on the cover, Katie was, and she’s mad at her now.”
LINDSAY LOHAN Feud with Katie Holmes over cover
Lindsay Lohan is feuding with Katie Holmes over a magazine cover shoot.
The ‘Mean Girls‘ star (22) was expecting to appear on the front of the April edition of Glamour magazine and was left fuming when the coveted spot was given to her fellow actress Katie. A source said: “Lindsay did a Madonna-themed photo shoot and was totally under the impression it would be the cover.
Only she wasn’t on the cover, Katie was, and she’s mad at her now.” Despite her gripe, magazine sources insist they never planned to put Lindsay on the cover. An insider said: “If that was Lindsay’s impression, it was a mistake. She was always going to be inside the magazine.”
Katie Holmes: ‘I Don’t Let Tabloid Stories Get me Down’
Katie Holmes has revealed how she deals with the tabloid speculation about her life – she just goes about her business as normal.
The former Dawson’s Creek actress – who is married to actor Tom Cruise – insists she is ignores rumors about her and her family, and just gets on with her life.
She tells Glamour magazine, “I feel really, really lucky. And you know what? I feel the best response [to all those tabloid stories] is just going about my life: enjoying life, making movies, being a good mom and a good wife, and focusing on that. Because if you’re doing well, what can they say?”
“I always wanted to do theater,” adds Katie – who recently made her Broadway debut in the Arthur Miller play All My Sons. “And that experience was better than I could have ever imagined. It was fascinating because your performance changes every night.
“You’re learning different things about the play and your character.
“It was great to have Suri come – she couldn’t come every night, but she came a lot during the week. To have my family there was icing on the cake.”
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