The Lindsay Lohan Beezid ad is proof that, though she is still serving time at home for reportedly stealing a necklace in January, LiLo hasn't stopped working. She's filmed at least two commercials from the comfort of her living room. Last week was the launch of the Lindsay Lohan Beezid ad, which features a video of the young star promoting the bidding company while serving her 35-day house arrest sentence. The house arrest ad is just under twenty seconds and isn't exactly high quality. It is, however, nice to see that Lohan is starting to take her work seriously again, even if it is a low-budget video ad.
Earlier this week, Air New Zealand confirmed that they have also worked with Lohan in her home to film a commercial. The house arrest ad will be featured as part of their recent campaign featuring celebrities like David Hasselhoff and Snoop Dogg. I'm anticipating the ad to look similar to the Lindsay Lohan Beezid ad.
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The Lindsay Lohan Beezid Ad is Far From Glamorous
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