Lindsay Lohan Takes In Some Bowling Time
Sometimes even troubled starlets need to unwind from their legal problems. And what better way to do that than bowling?
That’s what actress Lindsay Lohan did yesterday afternoon when she checked into New York City’s Bowlmor Lanes with her sister Ali and an entourage of 10, the Daily News reported. A handler told the newspaper that it was a family affair.
A police officer was present at the entrance to Lohan’s off-limits section inside the venue.
The actress was seen wearing a blue blazer, black shirt and blue jeans, according to the News. She appeared to be in good spirits and thanked the staff as she was escorted out from her private room.
Lohan high-tailed it out of there in her car away from the waiting photographers.
Earlier in the week, Lohan Tweeted about encountering the paparazzi upon arriving at JFK Airport with her family: “I love ny – but the paparazzi @ jfk just gave me an anxiety attack….. i was half asleep! They’re such animals 
well- @ least im with my family in the end…. xo.”
DAVID CHIU - http://www.nbcnewyork.com/entertainment/celebrity/Lindsay-Lohan-Takes-In-Some-Bowling-Time–118286379.html
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Troy Rodgers: http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/110347/miley_cyrus_bowls_for_charity.php
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International Bowling Museum & Hall Of Fame: Delve into 5,000 years of bowling history at this 18,000-square-foot, kid-friendly paean to all things pin and lane. You can find information on the inventors of the game, from the ancient Egyptians to an enterprising German immigrant; meet the earliest advocates of bowling, including Britain’s King Henry VIII; and gasp while reliving the feats of the sport’s greatest players. Interactive games and touch-screen kiosks abound.
Open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; closed on Sundays and Mondays. At the International Bowling Campus, 621 Six Flags Drive (south of Interstate 30 at State Highway 360), Arlington. $9.50 for adults, $7.50 for ages 4-18 and 65 and older, free for children 3 and younger. 817-385-8215. www.bowlingmuseum.com.
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