Lindsay Lohan's nude photo spread for Playboy is helping the men's magazine break sales records, according to Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.
L.A. district attorney Danette Meyers says Lindsay Lohan deserved a harsher punishment at her latest court hearing.
Lindsay Lohan's judge apparently is so pleased with how well the actress is complying with her probation requirements in the past six weeks that she's giving her more freedom to travel.
Lindsay Lohan missed her flight back home from a Hawaiian vacation, but she will be back in Los Angeles in time for an important court appearance Wednesday, her spokesman said Tuesday.
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Actress Lindsay Lohan will be featured in the January/February issue of Playboy, a spokeswoman for the magazine said Monday.
Jane Velez-Mitchell gets reaction from the former prosecutor in the Lindsay Lohan case about recent the probation ruling.
Actress Lindsay Lohan was released from jail early Monday morning, just hours after she was booked in, authorities said.
Lindsay Lohan must start serving a 30-day jail term next week after admitting that she violated her probation on a necklace theft conviction, a Los Angeles County judge ordered Wednesday.
Lindsay Lohan admits to violating probation as a judge outlines her jail terms.
Michael Lohan says that his daughter needs a "hard core" program to help her recover from her addiction.
Lindsay Lohan made sure she made it to the Los Angeles morgue early Friday for her first day of court-ordered community service.
After missing her first day of community service at the Los Angeles County morgue, actress Lindsay Lohan gets a second chance to appear on time Friday.
Actress Lindsay Lohan missed her first day of community service at the Los Angeles County morgue Thursday, one day after a judge rebuked her for similar failures, revoked her probation and forced her to post $100,000 bail.
HLN's Vinnie Politano talks with a panel about Lindsay Lohan's stained teeth caught on the red carpet.
Lindsay Lohan's need for a better toothpaste should not outshine more important issues "such as homelessness, lack of funding for public education and relations between America and its allies," the actress's rep said Friday.
Amid reports of dental problems, her rep says she's constantly in-demand for photo shoots and is "a stunning actress"
Ali Lohan denies getting a nose job. What do you think?
• The sounds of Adele must have really struck a chord with Lindsay Lohan. The actress, who attended the singer's show on Wednesday night at the Palladium in Hollywood, was "crying," an onlooker tells PEOPLE. Lohan, who wasn't seen drinking, calmed her nerves by smoking cigarettes, the source says. But tears didn't stop her from keeping the party going. She later headed over to West Hollywood's Chateau Marmont where she was "giggling and perky" until a heated phone conversation seemed to put another damper on her night.
A judge gives the actress 21 days to show proof she's seeking psychological treatment
Lindsay Lohan arrives at court so the judge overseeing her case can review progress of her probation requirements.
A lapse in Lindsay Lohan's health insurance -- because she's not been working in the past year -- has prevented her from paying for the psychological counseling ordered as part of her probation, her lawyer revealed in court Thursday.
The starlet parties with Emile Hirsch and Lyndsy Fonseca on her first night on the town
Lohan served five weeks at her Venice, Calif., townhouse
Lindsay Lohan was released from home confinement at 10:20 a.m. Wednesday, 35 days after she began serving her sentence for misdemeanor theft and probation violation, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County sheriff said Wednesday.
Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan tests positive for alcohol, but it's not a probation violation.
Lindsay Lohan's failed alcohol test last week will not be held against her because a judge did not renew a requirement that she be tested, according to a ruling in Los Angeles Thursday.
But the actress avoids going to jail after reportedly failing an alcohol test
Lindsay Lohan failed a court-ordered alcohol, requiring her to go before a judge for a probation violation hearing.
The starlet throws a bash Sunday while serving her 35-day house arrest sentence
"Loving good music on a sunny day!" she says of serving time for theft
The actress was home watching television when police arrived at her house
She can have unlimited visitors, use the phone and Internet and even drink alcohol
Actress Lindsay Lohan was under house arrest early Friday, authorities said, after she turned herself in early to begin a sentence for jewelry theft conviction.
She is now "confined to the interior premises" of her Venice, Calif., townhouse
Actress Lindsay Lohan showed up three weeks early at a Los Angeles jail to begin serving her sentence for a theft charge, but it was determined that she would be allowed to serve her time in home confinement, Los Angeles County Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said Thursday.
• Who would Lindsay Lohan be if she didn't mix work and play? The actress, who arrived in Miami for a Plum magazine shoot, hit the town with little sis Ali and a mini-entourage for dinner at The Forge. Lohan - who recently failed an alcohol test - passed up the wine at her table, opting to enjoy pomegranate lamb spare ribs and Alaskan crab legs. "Lindsay looked fabulous and was polite, sweet and friendly to everyone at the restaurant," a source tells PEOPLE. After dinner, Lohan split from her sister to party off the dinner calories at LIV nightclub in the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel.
The man who sent dozens of strange text messages to Lindsay Lohan and left chocolates at her house has been ordered to stay away from the actress.
A probation report also says Lohan was suspected in other store thefts
"I am glad to be able to put this past me and move on with my life and my career," she says
Lindsay Lohan pleads no contest to one misdemeanor charge in regards to a necklace theft case.
Lindsay Lohan must report to jail by June 17 to begin serving a 120-day sentence for a necklace theft charge, a judge ordered Wednesday.
Lindsay Lohan will bypass the courthouse Wednesday on her way to begin serving her sentence on a necklace theft charge, officials say.
HLN's Dr. Drew says a judge should mandate treatment for Lindsay Lohan instead of jail. Jane Velez-Mitchell reports.
Lindsay Lohan has decided to enter a no contest plea this week -- the equivalent to a guilty plea -- to a misdemeanor theft charge, a source close to the actress said Monday.
The starlet bares her fangs for a high-concept photo shoot in L.A.
Lindsay Lohan's punishment on a necklace theft charge could mean as few as 14 days behind bars, or a little more time in home confinement, according to guidelines followed by the Los Angeles sheriff.
Lindsay Lohan's new job in Los Angeles' Skid Row area will involve helping down-and-out women get back on their feet, which should be "a life changing experience" for the actress, the head of the Downtown Women's Center said.
Lindsay Lohan served 5 hours in jail before bonding out as her legal troubles continue. CNN's Don Lemon reports.
Lindsay Lohan, whose career has been derailed by drunken driving convictions, probation violations and a shoplifting charge, admitted in an interview with talk show host Jay Leno to "poor decisions in the past" -- but predicted an Oscar is in her future.
The starlet makes a surprise appearance on the Tonight Show scheduled to air Tuesday night
Her community service at the L.A. morgue includes janitorial work near corpses
She's been "working so hard on turning her life around," a friend tells PEOPLE
Lindsay Lohan got a temporary reprieve from a 120-day jail term for violating probation Friday, but the actress must immediately start court-ordered community service that should keep her busy for months.
She's found in violation of probation for allegedly stealing a necklace, but is granted bail pending appeal
A store employee says the starlet almost walked off with an earring days before allegedly stealing a necklace
Joy Behar talks with Dr. Drew Pinsky, host of the upcoming "Dr. Drew Show" on HLN, about the latest on Lindsay Lohan.
Lindsay Lohan, accused of stealing a necklace, spent five hours in custody before posting a $75,000 bond Friday evening after a judge sentenced her to 120 days in jail for violating her drunk driving probation.
Actress Lindsay Lohan arrives for a preliminary hearing concerning her felony grand theft charge over a necklace.
Lindsay Lohan was taken into custody at the end of Friday's hearing in her necklace theft case after the judge sentenced her to 120 days in jail for violating her drunk driving probation.
"She was definitely out as of earlier today, but she really wanted the part," the film's producer tells PEOPLE
Lindsay Lohan is no longer being considered for the role of Victoria Gotti in the upcoming mob movie
While producers haven't officially announced her casting, the actress appeared at a press event for the flick
The starlet says she wasn't drinking the night she was photographed falling outside an N.Y.C. bar
The prosecutor cites "insufficient evidence" against the troubled starlet
Michael Lohan responds to domestic violence claims and denies reports that Lindsay Lohan is dropping her last name.
Lindsay Lohan has one less legal problem to worry about after a prosecutor decided not to charge her in connection with an altercation while she was in a substance abuse rehab program in December.
Actress Lindsay Lohan appeared in court where she did not enter into a plea deal in a case involving a stolen necklace.
Lindsay Lohan wants a jury to decide if she's guilty of stealing a necklace from a Venice, California jewelry store, her lawyer said Wednesday.
Could the star's clubbing in the Big Apple land her in trouble with her judge?
A representative of the jewelry store that accused Lindsay Lohan of stealing a necklace talked to a book agent about a possible book deal, the store's spokesman said.
Plus: Heidi Klum takes Leni to ballet class and more star sightings
The actress, 24, Tweets about encountering the paparazzi upon arriving with sister Ali and mom Dina
Lohan needs to "play by the rules" to show the court she's remorseful, says a seasoned jury consultant
Lindsay Lohan must decide by March 23 if she will accept a plea deal that would send her to jail or move closer to a trial in the necklace theft case, a judge told the actress Thursday.
A teaser clip shows her looking at jewelry; the store says it released the tape to curb "speculation"
The jewelry store reportedly sells the video showing her allegedly stealing a necklace
A judge warned actress Lindsay Lohan Wednesday that the only way she can avoid jail on a theft charge is to be acquitted in a trial.
A judge tells Lindsay Lohan that if she pleads in front of him and the case is resolved that she will be going to jail.
CNN tracks Lindsay Lohan's various court arrivals and departures.
Lindsay Lohan makes her eighth court appearance in nine months Wednesday, an event not unlike the red carpet arrivals she has missed because of her derailed acting career.
She replaces the skin-tight dress with white pants and low-cut black blouse and high-heeled pumps
With a court date looming, the actress has been explaining some of her nocturnal activities
After a late night out, Ronson Tweets about Lohan crashing at her place
"We wish Lindsay well, and look forward to having her on the show in the future," the late night host says in a statement
After being the butt of his jokes, the actress will appear on David Letterman's Late Show
The actress was wrongly charged with felony grand theft, her attorney argues
"She really, truly believes she didn't do anything wrong," says a source close to the star
"This is far from a slam-dunk case," says one legal expert of the actress's grand theft charge
The actress also responds to the attention over her tight white dress in court: "It's just absurd"
Her lawyer is ready to deal even though the grand theft case is "entirely defensible"
Lindsay Lohan will consider a plea deal on the charge that she stole a necklace from a jewelry store if she can avoid going to jail, her lawyer said Thursday.
Did prosecutors file charges against Lindsay Lohan because of her prior issues with the law? "Showbiz Tonight" reports.
The actress gets bail - and a stern lecture - after pleading not guilty in a felony theft case
The starlet will be arraigned on Wednesday afternoon - and her bail has been set at $20,000
Actress Lindsay Lohan, facing a new felony grand theft charge, will remain free on bond after a Los Angeles judge Wednesday revoked her probation in a previous case.
Actress Lindsay Lohan arrives at an L.A. courthouse after being charged with felony grand theft over a necklace.
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