According to Samantha Ronson’s MySpace schedule, she’ll be DJing in Providence, Rhode Island at lounge Pearl for Hallowe’en night.

After some digging, I found a news story which indicates that Lindsay Lohan will be heading out with Sam for the gig (makes sense!).

According to the news story, a spokesperson for Pearl confirmed that Lindsay & Sam are expected for dinner at the restaurant prior to the party. There is no cover charge for the party if you want to go early, if you’re thinking of going, but there are advance tickets for the main party going for $25.

The New York Post is publishing that Lindsay Lohan will dress up on Hallowe’en as Sarah Palin. She’ll include the glasses, the red suit and lots of cleavage. I think it would be right up Lindsay’s alley to do this, after knowing her earlier opinions of Sarah Palin!

Image: used with permission by Newscom

Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson went out last night to the Lotus Lounge in Washington. Sam was there to DJ for a charity fundraiser for the Children’s Miracle Network. While inside, Lindsay Lohan posted a note to her blog about the night and her life.

Lindsay talks of herself as an “outsider”. She describes the scene - being in a club to support someone she cares “VERY MUCH” for, but just to support, not to be seen or be on display. Lindsay describes the scene at the club kind of like being in a “cage” where she sits behind the DJ booth, surround with mirrors for her privacy, typing on the computer.

“This blog isn’t really intended to mean much, it’s just something to let people into my life-kind of a blog to let people know that i am working hard and i go out when samantha is working because she’s pretty great to hear and i love to be around her and her energy as much as possible.”

Lindsay also makes some interesting commentary about Sarah Palin - you can read the rest here. And check out a couple of quick photos of Lindsay entering Lotus below:

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Lindsay Lohan decided to turn her hand at politics with a well-researched piece about Sarah Palin. I think these feelings are felt by many in the US, and I’m glad that the dialogue is open and people are trying to understand the issues so they can vote appropriately.

In her blog post, Lindsay points out many of Sarah’s conservative beliefs, like that being gay is a sin and gay people need to be “converted”, or her radical agendas to drill for oil in protected land areas. Lindsay looks like she was tipped over the edge on the issues by seeing a press release about Sarah Palin’s church holding a conference to convert gays. As Lindsay points out, women have come a long way in having the choice over our own bodies, so for a woman with political power (and potentially even more in future) to negate that is scary. Lindsay seems to also sniff the desire for celebrity in Sarah Palin.

Lindsay ends with a quote from herself:

“I have faith that this country will be all that it can be with the proper guidance. I really hope that all of you make your decisions based on the facts and what feels right to you in your heart-vote for obama!”

Samantha Ronson clarifies that she did not write this post on Lindsay’s blog (as she was accused of doing after she reposted it), though did help Lindsay prepare it.