In this month’s YM magazine, Lindsay Lohan talked about cliques in her high school, and how it was similar to her feud with Hilary Duff. “I was never in school long enough to belong to a clique, but Hollywood’s like high school,” she said. “Everyone knows what you’re doing and who you’re doing it with. And if they don’t, they just make it up. On the feud with Hilary over Aaron Carter, she says, “It was blown way out of proportion. I don’t have anything against her- I don’t even know her. People are jealous or intimidated, so they spread a lie about you. I’m learning that there are always going to be cliques in life.”

Lindsay Lohan Tired of Drama With Hilary Duff

When ‘Good Morning America’ host Diane Sawyer asked Lindsay Lohan whether her fight with the Hilary Duff was “a high school thing,” Lohan answered, “Yeah. It is the reason why I wanted to finish high school early because it is what you have to deal with in high school. When you are working and stuff, the last thing you want to read is someone doesn’t like you. Let it go, you know what I mean? I just wanted to clear it up.”

Just days after Christina Aguilera offered an olive branch to pop rival Britney Spears on ‘Total Request Live’, Lindsay Lohan continued the trend when co-hosting TRL on Monday. Asked if being a real triple threat with her acting, singing and dancing if she was trying to mirror herself after someone else, Lohan ducked responding Duff saying, “I’m a big fan of Marilyn Monroe. Acting wise, Julia Roberts. I love Madonna.” And later, when asked to confess one thing about herself she wanted to get out in the open, Lohan responded, “I love you Hilary Duff.” The TRL host responded, “Wow! That’s great.” Lohan admitted, “You put me on the spot. I didn’t know what else to say.”

The Boston Herald reports Hilary Duff is setting the record straight on reports of a beef with fellow “tween queen” Lindsay Lohan. “I couldn’t even tell you what she looked like at the [‘Cheaper By The Dozen’] premiere,” Duff insisted. “I think I’ve met her maybe twice. It’s, like, every single time I see her, she starts talking bad about me.”