I just don't get it!

So now Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan are no longer friends. Supposedly Lohan stormed out of Paris's home in the early hours of Sunday morning, claiming Paris threw a drink at her. She later banged on the door of the house to fetch her bag and could be heard screaming "cokehead".

But Hilton's publicist Elliot Mintz said the "ranting" against Paris needed to stop. "It's not true. At no time did Paris ever throw anything at Lindsay," he said. "At no time did Paris ever hit her, assault her, touch her or make any physical contact with her. "This is really troubling and very disturbing. It's a very serious accusation when you say somebody hit them."

Tensions between the pair have reportedly been rising all week after they crossed paths shopping and partying in Malibu and Hollywood. Lohan was apparently miffed when Hilton, 25, and new best buddy Britney Spears drove past her on a midweek shopping spree. When the photographers, who had been following the Mean Girls star's every move, spotted Paris and Britney they ran — leaving Lohan out of the spotlight.

The actress supposedly tried to seek revenge by driving around LA with Kevin Federline's CD blaring out of her car stereo. And when she turned up to nightclub Teddy's on Wednesday evening — the same place Paris and Britney were partying — she reportedly told friends she thought K-Fed was sexy and she wouldn't mind "hooking up with him".

But on Saturday night, Lohan made a surprise appearance at a party hosted by Hilton at her Hollywood Hills pad. Rumours flew that the enemies had made their peace — until Lohan stormed out in the early hours of the morning. "Paris Hilton is crazy," she told photographers and security staff. "She just threw a drink on me and then elbowed me for no reason."
The actress then headed back to the house and banged on the door before being let in to fetch her bag.

"When Lindsay went back in there was all this commotion," an onlooker said. "You could hear her scream 'cokehead' — presumably at Paris. "Whatever happened, I doubt Lindsay will be invited back." Mintz said Lohan's claims were "offensive" and said the Simple Life star does not insult anyone. "I believe that a drink was thrown at Britney and Paris," he said. "I believe that harsh words were exchanged.

"But in recent days and recent weeks you will notice that Lindsay has said some very disturbing and very unpleasant things about Paris. "Some of those words I would not repeat. I'm sure she's a better person and a fine actress. "This kind of ranting against Paris has to stop. Paris does not insult anybody. Paris does not call people names. She does not make false accusations. "(This) is offensive to Paris. It might even be defamatory. This must stop."

Grow the hell up!