Lindsay Lohan's CD woe

01-08-2006 11:50

Lindsay Lohan has been dropped by her UK record label.The actress-and-singer has hindered her chances of a pop career in the UK after bosses at Island Records got tired of her lazy attitude and refusal to promote her single 'Over'.An industry source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "The single was a huge flop over here because Lindsay couldn't be bothered to get off her bum and promote it. In the end they didn't even bother releasing the album, called 'Speak', in Britain. "She didn't bother to come over to the UK to do interviews or make TV appearances to help sell the album. Island have now decided not to do another one with her."The news comes just days after it was revealed Lindsay had received a final warning from James G Robinson, CEO of Morgan Creek Productions, over her "unprofessional" attitude on the set of her latest film 'Georgia Rule'.The letter ordered the flame-haired beauty to stop her "heavy partying" or face the sack.The star's mother, Dina Lohan, immediately defended her daughter, saying the "wording of the letter was ridiculous" and "out of line".