Lindsay Lohan thinks her 15-year-old sister can cope with a party lifestyle.

The 'Mean Girls' actress says aspiring star Ali has the right personality to deal with the Hollywood club scene, even though she's six years under the legal drinking age.

Lindsay Lohan puts whipped cream on her morning cereal. The "Mean Girls" actress is such a fan of the fattening dairy treat she can't bare to have a meal without it, and even slathers it over her breakfast.

A source said: "Lohan shared this personal food fact - she loves whipped cream so much, she even puts it on her oatmeal in the morning."

Justin Timberlake's manager has offered to manage Ali Lohan's singing career. Johnny Wright - who has managed bands including the Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block and singers Britney Spears and Janet Jackson - is keen to help Lindsay Lohan's 14-year-old sister get her professional life back on track.

A source said: "Johnny Wright, who manages the Jonas Brothers and Justin Timberlake, has offered to help out Ali and guide her career, but we'll see if Ali's mom Dina will be into it. She wants full control and the full manager's fee for herself."

In this day and age when media's fascination with the stars is in its fiercest, something about reality series that feature unwitting kids seem a little disturbing to watch.

Replacing soap operas as the new viewers' guilty pleasure, reality series or docusoaps have undoubtedly taken daily lives, especially when they "humbly" act as normal parents to their kids.

Lindsay Lohan's sister Ali, 14, accidentally auditioned for legendary adult movie director Peter Davy.

The singer - who is keen to follow in her older sibling's footsteps by breaking into the acting industry - was followed by cameras for her reality show "Living Lohan" as she went to try out for a part in horror movie "Trolls," but was unaware of the director's porn connections.