Lindsay Lohan back to cheerleading on 'Ugly Betty'

North America News.Net
Friday 29th August, 2008 (ANI)

New York, Aug 29 : Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan is back on 'Ugly Betty' to reprise her role from last season as Betty's, played America Ferrera, high-school nemesis, Kimmie.

ohan, who played Betty's popular high school pal Kimberly, will don the old-school cheerleader outfit, complete with short, pleated polyester skirt as part of her guest appearance on the ABC hit series.

"Betty" has been a career boost for Lohan, who earned a thumbs-up from critics for her turn on the show's season finale this past spring, reports the New York Daily News.

Lohan has returned to work after a disappointing 2007, which saw many of her flicks flop and her visit to rehab.

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