Actress-slash-burnout Lindsay Lohan's drawn-out suit against Grand Theft Auto publisher Take-Two Interactive fizzled out yesterday after a New York court rejected her appeal.
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In 2014, actress Lindsay Lohan filed a suit against GTA publisher Take-Two for what she believed was an unauthorised depiction of her image in Grand Theft Auto V. She claimed she was even used in the game's promotional materials. Today, however, the court tossed her suit.
I'm sitting at my desk with my iPhone in one hand, rapidly stroking the screen with the other. This is how my celebrity avatar builds her fan base in Lindsay Lohan's The Price Of Fame -- simulated masturbation on a grand scale.
In July, professional meltdown artist Lindsay Lohan filed a lawsuit against Grand Theft Auto V developer Rockstar Games and publisher Take-Two Interactive for using her likeness in their open-world crime game.
