Being an “actress” isn’t going so hot for Lindsay Lohan, but her leggings line did well and her self-tanner’s holding its own, too, so it looks like the starlet is looking to do some more off-screen work: She and her fashion-line partner, Kristi Kaylor, have launched a production company called Unforgettable Productions.

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 organization.

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 vp 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 catalog and sold.

Lohan and Kaylor intend on weaving 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.”

Ya know, I have to hand it to her: Even though her acting career is circling the drain, Lindsay Lohan’s still finding ways to capitalize on her name and bring in the money. It’s almost — dare I say it? — smart. I’ll be very interested to see how these shows do.