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Video Game Company said that Lohan wants publicity

Video Game Company said that Lohan wants publicity : New York producers of the video game ‘Grand Theft Auto’ said the actress Lindsay Lohan sought to draw attention when she sued arguing that the latest version of the game has a character based on her.

In court documents made public on Tuesday in Manhattan, Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. and Rockstar Games subsidiary called the case as frivolous and argued that “was presented for advertising purposes.” They want it to be discarded and the star of the movie ‘Mean Girls’ expenses paid legal representation.

Video Game Company said that Lohan wants publicity

Lohan’s lawyer did not immediately return a call from The Associated Press seeking comment on the matter.

Lohan sued in July on ‘Grand Theft Auto V’. Her lawsuit says the game uses her image, voice and style, and evokes through a character named Jonas Lacey.

Take-Two says it is not using your voice, name and likeness and the character looks like she just being a young blonde.

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     Reality shows are a symbol of the modern version of religion – celebrity. Celebrities are our new gods. Ordinary people crave the celebrities’ fame, their looks, their personalities, their wealth, their power, their status. They represent everything ordinary people are not and everything ordinary people want to be. If only we could become celebrities, we say, all of our problems would end. We would have all we ever desired. Our homes have become our churches where we each have our personal Ark of the Covenant – our TV set – that allows us to contact the divine. Our flat screen TVs reveal the holy paradise of celebrity to us. The judging panel of American Idol are all St Peters, holding the keys to the gates of heaven. If only we could get through those gates we would be gods. Yet these celebrities are the most selfish, greedy, undeserving, uninspiring, shallow and fake gods ever devised. They are all about “me” and nothing to do with “we”. “Because I’m worth it,” they say. A celebrity is the glorification of the individual at everyone else’s expense. A true God is on everyone’s side, not his own. How could anyone worship a god who worships himself? Yet celebrities and the super rich are now those onto whom we project our notions of divinity. The transcendent sense of the divine has all but disappeared from the modern mind. Humanity cannot progress until it has found it again.