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Lindsay Lohan says she had a miscarriage during filming of OWN reality show

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The 27-year-old actress made the revelation during the season finale of her OWN reality series, ‘Lindsay,’ when she was explaining why she missed days of filming the show. Lohan didn’t say who the father was or how far along in the pregnancy she was at the time of the miscarriage.

Lindsay Lohan recently suffered a miscarriage, the actress revealed Sunday in the season finale of her OWN reality series, 'Lindsay.'


Lindsay Lohan dropped a bomb on her reality TV show Sunday night, revealing she recently suffered a miscarriage.

The 27-year-old “Mean Girls” star made the stunning announcement on the season finale of her OWN network documentary series, “Lindsay.”
Lohan was explaining why she recently missed days of filming her show when she blurted out the shocking news.

“No one knows this — I had a miscarriage for those weeks that I took off,” Lohan said on the broadcast.


LiLo said the medical emergency left her immobilized.

“I couldn't move, I was sick,” the often troubled actress said. “Mentally, that messes with you.”
She declined to identify who the father was or say how far along in the pregnancy she was at the time of the miscarriage.


“Watching this series, I just know how I felt at that moment and I can relate to that girl, which sounds kind of crazy,” Lohan said. “But I’m like, ‘Oh my god, this is really sad. Who’s helping her?’”Lohan said the crisis was hinted at in a previous episode of the show when she couldn’t leave her room and it was announced “she doesn’t want to come down.”


Immediately following Sunday’s episode, Lindsay’s mother, Dina, tweeted, “Oprah call me,” in apparent reference to Oprah Winfrey, founder of the OWN network.
Oprah Winfrey interviews Lindsay Lohan on OWN in August, 2013. GEORGE BURNS/HARPOOprah Winfrey, founder of OWN, had been considering canceling a second season of 'Lindsay' because of poor ratings.
Winfrey had been mulling canceling a second season of Lohan’s show because of poor ratings. The season premiere of “Lindsay” attracted fewer than 700,000 viewers.

News of the miscarriage comes just days after she broke her silence on a list of 36 alleged sex partners — including A-list celebrities Justin Timberlake, James Franco and Colin Farrell — that was leaked to the media.

She confirmed the list was real on Andy Cohen’s Bravo show “Watch What Happens Live.”

Lindsay Lohan on the Season Finale of Lindsay on the OWN networkOWN TV VIA YOUTUBE
Lohan said her crisis was hinted at in a previous episode of the show.
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Lindsay Lohan on the Season Finale of Lindsay on the OWN networkOWN TV VIA YOUTUBE
Lohan didn’t say who the father was or how far along in the pregnancy she was at the time of the miscarriage.
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“I’m going to get serious for a second. That was actually my fifth step in AA at Betty Ford,” she told Cohen.

“Someone, when I was moving during the OWN show, must’ve taken a photo of it,” she said. “So that’s a really personal thing and it’s really unfortunate.”

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Monday, 21 April 2014
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Lindsay Lohan's reality show: What's the verdict?

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(CNN) -- After all the arrests, court appearances, trips to jail and rehab stays, Lindsay Lohan has turned to reality TV.
On Sunday night, the 27-year-old made her latest comeback attempt in the OWN network's "Lindsay," a docu-series that came across in its first episode as part "E! True Hollywood Story" and part "Intervention," with a dash of "Hoarders." (Lohan, apparently, gets rid of nothing.)

The premise is to follow Lohan around as she tries to piece her personal and professional life back together after six years of documented turmoil. And so last summer, less than a week after she completed a 90-day stay at a Malibu rehab facility -- a place that actually aired commercials during the show -- Lohan sat down with OWN's Oprah Winfrey for an interview and began filming.

The trailer indicated that there would be no glossing over Lohan's flaws and missteps, as crew members and OWN staff openly commented on the ways Lohan was making production difficult. But in its first hour, viewers didn't get any of that.

Instead, the show tracked the former child star as she messily packed up and moved from Los Angeles to New York, tried to find her own place, saw her younger sister walk in a fashion show and squeezed in an impromptu shopping trip. Her jewelery needed to be organized, and then she needed to change hotel rooms.
Other than a brilliant "Fetch" T-shirt being flashed at one point, that was about as exciting as it got.

Yet in the midst of all that minutiae, the core of "Lindsay" is the star's focus on sobriety. Lohan's numerous low points are tallied throughout the episode, and she's frequently accompanied by a sober coach. If nothing else, OWN's "Lindsay" wants to be the portrait of a young artist in recovery.

Does it succeed? Maybe for fans of Lohan's (and she does still have them, as "Lindsay" proved by chatting up strangers on the street about the actress) or the compassionately voyeuristic.

"I know there r much more important things going on in the world,"media personality Jacque Reid tweeted Sunday, "but I am very curious to see if Lindsay can save herself."

In the beginning of the episode, Lohan at least seemed to be on her way there, saying during a one-on-one confessional that "there's nothing left in having a drink for me."

"There's no situation that I haven't been exposed to," she went on. "So maybe trying the other way for me, which is living with integrity and living in control of my own self, that's the life I want now."
But when faced with paparazzi, the stress of moving or a lingerie photo shoot that doesn't go as planned, the actress appeared on the brink of breaking down. For The Daily Beast's Kevin Fallon, those moments are what makes "Lindsay" worth watching.

"What 'Lindsay' succeeds most at is, for the first time in years, convincing us that Lindsay Lohan isn't a name in an Us Weekly headline or a joke in a late-night monologue or a character in a drama so wild it can't possibly be real life," Fallon writes. "She's a human. She's a very fragile, volatile, slightly selfish human. But she's one who's working really hard to find peace in the eye of the very large, very tumultuous storm that surrounds her and is causing those dangerous traits."

As for everyone else, there's little draw outside of the opportunity to sharpen one's snarky barbs.
"A small part of me died when I found out this is more than a one episode show," tweeted The Hollywood Reporter's TV critic Tim Goodman, while Entertainment Weekly's Erin Strecker tried to rustle up a silver lining.
"Encouraging sign #1," Strecker said. "She finally got a driver."

Actress Chloe Grace Moretz, meanwhile, couldn't even joke about what she was watching on Sunday: "this is just genuinely sad," she posted on Twitter. "I feel bad."

Lohan had to know when she signed up for "Lindsay" that she was leaving herself wide open to this wide-ranging barrage of reactions, especially to comments like the one she made about a past jail stint. "The judge at the time that I had kept overruling me getting released even though they were overcrowded," Lohan recalled of time spent in solitary confinement. "She kept making me stay there. What they were doing was punishing me instead of trying to help me."
But, even with the possibility of this docu-series experiment going awry, it seems "Lindsay" is worth the risk for the former child star.
"I'm trying to figure out how to be sane and live," she said during Sunday's episode. "(I was) in this bubble where everything was done for me, and now, I'm figuring everything out for myself."
7 things from Lohan's sit down with Oprah Winfrey in August





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Monday, 10 March 2014
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‘Honeymooners’ actress Sheila MacRae dead at 92

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The English actress died in Englewood, N.J., Thursday at the age of 92, her granddaughter confirmed. The blonde beauty was best known for her roles on 'The Jackie Gleason Show,' 'General Hospital' and 'Caged.'


Sheila MacRae, seen on 'The Jackie Gleason Show' in the late 60s, has died, according to a family friend and various reports.

Sheila MacRae, who played Alice Kramden in "The Honeymooners," has died, her family has confirmed.
The English actress died in Englewood, N.J., Thursday at the age of 92, said her granddaughter, Allison Mullavey.
The blonde beauty was best known for her roles on "The Jackie Gleason Show," "General Hospital" and "Caged."
"She lived a good life and she lived a long time," Mullavey told the News.
The 92-year-old reportedly died on March 6 in the Lillian Booth Actor's Home.

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The 92-year-old reportedly died on March 6 in the Lillian Booth Actor's Home.

In her 1966-70 role as Alice Kramden, MacRae portrayed the sharp-tongued wife of bus driver Ralph Kramden, played by Jackie Gleason.
She went on to host "The Sheila MacRae Show" and also appeared in "Parenthood" and "The Love Boat."
Among those reacting to the loss of such a star was her second husband and producer of "The Jackie Gleason Hour," Ronald Wayne.
Sheila MacRae is seen arriving alongside her American singer and actor husband, Gordon MacRae, in 1952 in Hollywood, Calif.

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Sheila MacRae is seen arriving alongside her American singer and actor husband, Gordon MacRae, in 1952 in Hollywood, Calif.

"Sheila was the most wonderful mother and the most loving wife. I will miss her," he said in a release.
Academy Award-winning actress Shirley Jones, who appeared in "Oklahoma!," "Carousel," and "The Music Man," also expressed her sorrow.
"Sheila MacRae was not only a great lady and my dearest friend but was also a great talent in all areas," she said. "My husband, Marty Ingels, thought she was the most beautiful and funny lady he ever met! We will miss Sheila every day!” 
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Art Carney, Sheila MacRae, Jane Kean, Jackie Gleason are pictured on 'The Jacki Gleason Show.'

Art Carney, Sheila MacRae, Jane Kean, Jackie Gleason are pictured on 'The Jacki Gleason Show.'

Fellow actress and family friend, Carole Mallory described MacRae as spending her final years at the Lillian Booth Actor's Home in Englewood where she "serenaded the other patients with songs from 'Oklahoma,'" according to an article with the Huffington Post.
MacRae was born in Kilburn England on Sept. 24, 1921 but through the majority of her life she insisted that she was born in 1924, according to family.
It wasn't until recently that she discovered her birth records in the U.K., which confirmed the 1921 date.
When her family wished her a happy 90th birthday in 2011, the witty actress replied, "I am only ninety in London!"
MacRae is survived by her two children, Heather and Gar, her grandchildren, Allison Mullavey; Zak, Josh, Jeremy, Caitlin, and Michael MacRae; and two great-grandchildren, Niko and Jotaro.
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Saturday, 8 March 2014
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