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Slumber Party At The Chateau Marmont: LiLo And Lana And Gaga, Oh My!
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Lindsay Lohan decided to take it all the way back to middle school this week by hosting a slumber party and inviting all the cool girls.
Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey reportedly showed up to a girls' night on Tuesday that included watching old movies, playing board games and dressing up. (No word if they created a burn book "Mean Girls"-style.)
Of course, this being a Hollywood slumber party, it took place at the Chateau Marmont, and instead of bingeing on Ben & Jerry's, LiLo ordered a cucumber through room service, prompting Lady Gaga to later make a dick joke on Twitter (that she later erased).
LiLo referenced their dress-up sesh on Twitter:
The girls obviously kept to slumber party tradition by braiding each other's hair that night, and LiLo is now suffering from a bald spot at the ripe old age of 26.
Celebrities they're...almost just like us.
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