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Worst Performance in LA This Week: Hilary Duff
We give a cross-country thanks to our pal Spencer over at Goldenfiddle who clued us in on the disastrously uninspired performance by Hilary Duff on Leno this week.
But we will have to politely disagree with him when he said, "Honestly, we weren't aware they still let people lip synch this piss horrible on TV. Well, besides J.Lo... who Duff is starting to look like."
We take offense in comparing Ms. Duff with Mrs. Lo. The latter broke into the business as a dancer and not only sings, but sings bilingualisticly, dare we say bilingualasticly.
Say what you want about a girl who swaps spit with Good Charlotte, but please don't compare her to Jenny on the block.
After the jump Ms. Lopez, live from Puerto Rico, with a live band, wearing a giant afro wig.
J.Lo "Play"
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