Lindsay Lohan’s Awkward 2013 David Letterman Interview Resurfaces as Fans Reflect on Treatment of Women in Hollywood

Paris Hilton opened up about a difficult time in 2007, when she appeared on the popular Letterman show and was “purposefully” humiliated with unwanted questions.The 40-year-old heiress is now revealing more details about her personal life in her new podcast   This is Paris , including the awkward interview with David Letterman, when the talk show host “crossed the line.”Paris described the moment and explained that she agreed to be on the show to talk about the launch of her new perfume, however

Paris Hilton was joined by her sister Nicky Hilton on the March 1 episode of her podcast, This Is Paris, where the two discussed their past and present in the spotlight. The topic partly stemmed from Paris’ comment that she became “very emotional” while watching the Hulu documentary Framing Britney Spears, which has called into question the media’s treatment of Britney Spears and other young stars in the ’90s and early 2000s.

The Late Show to discuss her upcoming movie and new fragrance—not her time in jail.“Letterman’s team kept calling my PR team to have me be on the show, and we kept saying no," she said on a new episode of her podcast, "And then, months later, I had a fragrance coming out, and his team called again, and basically my PR team made an agreement with them that [jail] was off limits and he would not discuss it and we would only be there to promote the perfume and my other business ventures.

The reckoning with the entertainment industry’s long history of misogyny is FAR from over.

Paris Hilton is opening up about her past media treatment.In a new episode of her  podcast with guest Nicky Hilton Rothschild, the 40-year-old businesswoman and her sister discussed how she was portrayed in the spotlight in the early 2000s. Paris specifically recalled a 2007 interview with David Letterman that recently resurfaced amid the release of.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorBoth Lindsay Lohan’s “Rumors” and Crystal Waters’ “100% Pure Love” saw huge surges in streaming numbers after being featured on “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”Waters rose to No. 9 on the Billboard dance/electronic charts after being featured in a lip sync battle between Denali and Kahmora Hall.

David Letterman with Lindsay Lohan resurfaced on Twitter. The viral clip, from 2013, shows Letterman probing Lohan about her struggles with addiction.

David Letterman‘s 1998 interview with Jennifer Aniston has resurfaced and fans are disgusted by his behavior in the clip.

Framing Britney Spears, a hard-hitting documentary that sheds harsh light upon Britney Spears' controversial conservatorship since 2008, also spoke prominently about how media's ill-treatment towards her at a young age was equally, if not more, at fault.

David Letterman with Lindsay Lohan resurfaced on Twitter. The viral clip, from 2013, shows Letterman probing Lohan about her struggles with addiction.

David Letterman’s critics have been resurfacing past interviews in which the host seemingly made some female guests uncomfortable in the past. The renewed attention of Letterman’s treatment of his guests while he was the host of "The Late Show" comes after a resurfaced clip of him interviewing Lindsay Lohan in 2007 went viral.

David Letterman is facing criticism for a resurfaced 2007 interview he conducted of Paris Hilton. The clip got renewed attention as other past Letterman interviews – with Jennifer Aniston and Lindsay Lohan – were also revisited by social media users.

David Letterman has come under fire after a number of his past interviews with female guests resurfaced. In the wake of the Framing Britney Spears documentary, which includes analysis of treatment of her by the media during the height of her fame, the treatment of other female celebrities in the Nineties and Noughties has become a major talking point.

the wake of documentaries on Britney Spears and Paris Hilton which have shed light on the treatment of female stars in the public eye.  Letterman's 2013 interview with Lindsay Lohan, in which he pestered the actress for details about her addiction issues and plans to attend rehab, was singled out by Twitter users who called the footage "horrifying to watch".

The Late Show With , in which Letterman blindsides and mocks Lohan with questions about her addiction issues, . And now another Letterman clip with Paris Hilton is making people uncomfortable. During the 2007 chat, Letterman repeatedly asks about her recent stint in jail—she'd after a reckless driving incident—and it's clear she doesn't want to talk about it.

Lohan, who was 26 at the time, appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman, an American talk show, in 2013 to promote parody horror film Scary Movie 5. However, she appeared to be blindsided when Letterman started asking her questions about rehab, which Lohan said wasn't part of the "pre-interview", which is where a member of staff runs the guest through a list of questions they're likely to be asked.

Britney Spears documentary Framing Britney Spears, which focuses on the sexist treatment of the pop star throughout her career, and of women in the entertainment industry at large.The airing of the film forced Justin Timberlake to issue a lengthy apology regarding his past treatment of both Janet Jackson and his ex-girlfriend Spears, and Letterman is also being criticised for the past interview with Lohan.“Aren’t you supposed to be in rehab?” Letterman asks the Mean Girls star in the clip,

David Letterman is catching some backlash on social media over a resurfaced interview with Lindsay Lohan in which he seemingly mocked her for going to rehab. The interview was from a 2013 episode of "The Late Show" in which the star was on hand to talk about her new movie and TV project ahead of a very public stint in rehab.The troubled star had been in and out of treatment since 2007 amid a flurry of public gaffes and addiction issues.

Lindsay Lohan and David Letterman has been dubbed “horrifying” amid a reckoning over the treatment of young female celebrities in the public eye. Lohan, then aged 26, appeared on Letterman’s US talk show to promote the horror comedy Scary Movie 5, but she was instead asked questions about addiction that she said she had not agreed to.