"Lohan, 23, who was at the launch of Jermaine Dupri``s new watch line `NuPop` in collaboration with famed jewellery designer Pascal Mouawad at Kitson in West Hollywood, expected to get more than what was being offered.
Besides already being paid to turn up to the gig, it was reported that Mouawad also offered Lohan 500 dollars to spend at Kitson, which she successfully bargained up to 1000 dollars.
The actress is said to have gone crazy at the store, insisting that she wanted everything she laid eyes on, and eventually racking up a hefty 15,000-dollar bill."
Pascal refused to pick up the tab and Lohan went ballistic. This event was supposed to be all about Jermaine Dupri and Pascal Mouawad, but Lohan always finds a way to become the center of attention.
You don`t cast pearls before swine and you don`t pay Lohan to attend an event, and hope she will act like a lady. That`s like inviting a hooker to a hoity toity event, and then expressing shock when she sells her services to your guests.
Telling Lohan that she can select a few trinkets from a jewelry sore is as useless as telling Oprah Winfrey that she can select a couple of items from the buffet table.
Lindsay Lohan is incapable of being embarrassed, but Pascal and Jermaine should be ashamed of themselves for allowing the skanky celeb to ruin their big event.
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Besides already being paid to turn up to the gig, it was reported that Mouawad also offered Lohan 500 dollars to spend at Kitson, which she successfully bargained up to 1000 dollars. 
