Lohan starts production company for TV and film

Actress Lindsay Lohan poses at the 2008 MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles in this file photo from June 1, 2008.

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Lindsay Lohan and her fashion-line partner are hoping to create unforgettable TV and movie content with a new production company.

Lohan and Kristi Kaylor, who runs Lohan's 6126 brand, named for Marilyn Monroe's birthday, have created Unforgettable Prods.

The duo are developing several projects, including a TV show called "Faux Real," described as "Entourage" for the fashion world.

There's also a game show involving dating, tentatively called "That's What Friends Are For" and a "docu-cause" TV show the pair will produce in conjunction with a charitable organisation.

Kaylor said they're also in the midst of optioning a couple of books -- one for film and the other for TV.

Before her career in fashion, Kaylor was senior vice president of Pacific Motion Pictures and had a producing deal with Longbow Prods. In 1999, she partnered with Jennifer Aniston for Voxxy, an online destination for girls that eventually was turned into a magazine catalogue and sold.

Lohan and Kaylor intend to weave digital media into everything they create at Unforgettable.

"We're taking a 360-degree approach," Kaylor said. "Lindsay is 23 years old, and she's so plugged in to mobile media."

(Editing by SheriLinden at Reuters)

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