Lindsay Lohan :: Free from Probation

Actress Lindsay Lohan is one of the happiest people in the world right now. Judge ends her probation and instructs Lindsay Lohan to focus on her career by avoiding odd works. Lindsay Lohan got back her freedom just after five years probation. The judge Stephanie Sautner is also very happy to see that Lindsay Lohan is now living a normal life. Sautner said, "She did it, she has done everything that this court has asked of her." Stephanie Sautner added, "Probation terminates today. Now." On Wednesday Lindsay finished her probation life by attending in her final community service hours in County Morgue. 

Lindsay Lohan expressed her loves to her lawyer miss Shawn Chapman Holley as she has has represented Lindsay during her many legal woes, Lindsay Lohan told TMZ that, "She's still a good person in my life, and she’s been there for me." According to Lohans representative, "Lindsay is ending one chapter and starting the next. She is very eager to get back on set and dive into her next few projects." Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner have a last terms for Lindsay Lohan, She said, "You need to live your life in a more mature way, stop the nightclubbing and focus on your work, The only terms for you are for you to obey all laws," Sautner said to Lohan. "You don't need to come to court anymore." So from now Lindsay shouldn't be known as "Problem Girl"

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Lindsay Lohan ::Did not ‘scrape’ man with her car

Lindsay Lohan ,With less than two weeks to go until her probation effectively ends, Lindsay Lohan has been accused of grazing a man’s knee with her car, then driving away. The actress called the accusation as a “complete lie” on Twitter. Police told the Associated Press that paparazzi surrounded Lohan’s car outside of a Hollywood club early Wednesday, as she attempted to drive away. A man who works at a nearby Hookah Lounge says the car grazed his knee.












 Lohan responded to this claim on Twitter:

Scrape? This is all a complete lie. I've been at community service. Last night, I attempted to wish a friend happy birthday, which I didn't even get to do because I was freaked out by all of the paparazzi. These false accusations are absurd. Indeed, Sgt. Mark Ro told the AP that a police report wasn’t taken because the man wasn’t injured. A woman who said she was an eyewitness told TMZ that Lohan did not hit the man or a car. Lohan’s publicist told the AP, “We are confident this matter will be cleared up in the next few days.” The actress, who recently hosted “Saturday Night Live” to mixed reviews, will appear in court March 29 for her final probation hearing. Judge Stephanie Sautner told Lohan at her penultimate court appearance in February that after this next hearing, “all you have to do is obey all laws.”

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Lindsay Lohan :: Monroe Skit Cut

A skit featuring Lindsay Lohan as Marilyn Monroe on last week's March 3 episode of Saturday Night Live was cut, it has been reported. According to TMZ, it featured Lohan as Monroe and Mad Men star Jon Hamm as John F Kennedy.The sketch apparently made it through rehearsals and was performed live, but had to be cut from the final broadcast due to lack of time. In the skit, the two appear in a daydream to Rick Santorum, played by Andy Samberg. 

Monroe and the former US president tell Santorum that Monroe was on birth control thanks to Medicare, prompting Santorum to begin vomiting. Santorum stated recently that a 1960 speech by Kennedy on the importance of the separation of religion and politics made him "want to throw up". This is not the first time Lohan has imitated an old Hollywood star.




 Lohan posed in an issue of Playboy styled after Monroe's famous spread. She is also set to play the late Elizabeth Taylor in an upcoming Lifetime biopic. Lohan got positive reviews for her performance last week from stars including Zooey Deschanel and Taran Killam. 

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Lindsay Lohan :: Grown up

Lindsay Lohan says she has grown up and become something of a homebody after her well-publicized legal troubles. Lohan gave the interview with Matt Lauer on "Today" in advance of hosting "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, marking a comeback of sorts for the promising young actress whose career was sidelined by substance abuse problems, family drama and tabloid headlines. "I've certainly seen a lot, and I've grown," Lohan said. "I've just kind of, I've learned how to live my life in a way that I'm happy. And I can do the things that I want to do." She added: "I think it's this last kind of, like, whirlwind of experiences I've gone through this last year and a half. I've kind of just taken a step back and said, 'I'm not doing what I love to do,' and I need to find a way to kind of find that balance again."

 Lohan, 25, said the changes came after evaluating the people in her life. She said she trusts her mother and some of her family, but that there were many others who, before, did not have her best interests at heart. She said does have some regret for the choices she had made. "But I'm grateful for where I am today because of them," she said. "Because I've seen, I don't need to see any more negative stuff. I don't need to put myself in those places any more." With one court appearance to go, Lohan thanked Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner and called her court-ordered time at the L.A. County morgue a "humbling" experience. "The two women I worked there [with] have been so wonderful to me," Lohan said of the morgue. "I've learned so much from them ... It's been a learning experience. I'm grateful that I've learned from it. It's helped me."

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Lindsay Lohan :: Bored with Party

The actress Lindsay Lohan says in a prerecorded interview with NBC's Today show that she felt "uncomfortable" the last time she went out partying and that she had turned into more of a homebody, People magazine reported. "That's not my thing anymore," she tells host Matt Lauer in the interview set to air on Thursday morning. "I went out, actually, a few months ago with a friend. And I was so uncomfortable. Not because I felt tempted, just because it was just the same thing that it always was before. "And it just wasn't fun for me. I've become more of a homebody, and I like that." Lohan - who has had a well-publicised battle with drugs and alcohol - is near the end of a 60-day community service stint at a Los Angeles morgue and is likely to move soon to informal probation. She is currently on probation after pleading no contest in May 2011 to stealing a $2,500 necklace from a Los Angeles boutique, in addition to a 2007 DUI case. In the Today interview, Lohan says had been "in denial" and needed "a wake-up call" about her party antics and was looking forward to returning to the spotlight this weekend by hosting Saturday Night Live. "I still need to go through the process of proving myself,"

 Lohan says. "You know, with SNL, being on time, being, you know, keeping my - can't say the word - but stuff together." Meanwhile, sources close to Lohan said she told SNL producers that nothing will be off-limits on the show's March 3 episode, TMZ reported. The 25-year-old wants to show that she is in on the joke as she tries to put the public's focus on her acting instead of her tabloid-worthy exploits, the sources said. She reportedly contacted SNL executive producer Lorne Michaels personally and asked to host the show. She has previously hosted three times between 2004 and 2006. She appeared before a judge last week in Los Angeles to report that she had completed 15 days of community service and five therapy sessions since her previous court date in January. Judge Stephanie Sautner was pleased with Lohan's progress, telling her she was "in the homestretch" and could finish her probation by her next court hearing, set for March 29. In addition to her SNL gig, Lohan is rumored to be preparing to star in an Elizabeth Taylor biopic on Lifetime, though the cable network would not confirm the casting report when contacted by NewsCore.

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Lindsay Lohan ::Leaked Playboy cover

Lindsay Lohan's Playboy cover has been leaked on Twitter. The troubled star – who appears naked in a Marilyn Monroe-inspired spread in the men's magazine's January and February issue – had planned to unveil the cover on The Ellen DeGeneres Show but a Twitter user beat her to it. Lohan is pictured sitting on a Playboy bunny chair, with the bunny ears covering her breasts for the cover shot. Playboy boss Hugh Hefner recently explained the pictures of Lindsay are a "classic tribute" to Marilyn Monroe. He said: "It's a classic tribute inspired by the original Tom Kelly nude pictorial of Marilyn Monroe, a portion of which was the original playmate in the very first issue of Playboy. Oh, yes, she's naked. And classy, very classy."

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Lindsay Lohan :: Come in And Out of LA Jail

Lindsay Lohan has been released from a Los Angeles County jail, just hours after arriving to serve a 30-day sentence for violating probation. Deputy Tony Moore says Lohan was released from the Century Regional Detention facility in Lynwood early Monday, less than five hours after she reported to the jail. The 25-year-old Mean Girls star was booked into the jail at 8.50pm (local time) on Sunday. It was expected to be a short stay because of jail overcrowding.

 The deputy didn't have an exact time of release, but news crews staking out the jail and her Venice home are reporting she was home by 2am. Lohan had until November 9 to report to the women's jail. A judge last week ordered jail time after finding Lohan violated her probation by being terminated from a community service assignment at a women's shelter.

 The judge imposed a complicated sentence, telling Lohan that she will now have to perform all of her community service at the county morgue or risk serving an additional 270 days in jail. It's Lohan's fifth jail sentence since being arrested twice for drink driving in 2007.

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Lindsay Lohan:: Will not go to jail

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.

The requirements that her supervised probation include random alcohol and drug testing expired in February when she was arrested on a necklace theft charge and transferred from a Beverly Hills court to the Los Angeles airport branch, Judge Stephanie Saunter said.
"Lindsay has done nothing wrong," defense attorney Shawn Holley said after the hearing.
Contrary to what the judge and the probation officer believed until Thursday, it was not against Lohan's probation rules to drink and she did not have to submit to tests, Saunter ruled.

Lohan waited no time show she was happy with her court appearance. "Thank you to all of my fans for your support. Sending you Love and Light. xo," she wrote in a Twitter posting an hour after leaving the courthouse.
The judge told Lohan she was guilty of "extremely poor judgment" by having roof parties while on home confinement, "but poor judgment is not a violation of your probation."
Lohan failed an alcohol test administered by a probation officer last week and was ordered to go before the judge for a probation violation hearing Thursday morning. But Lohan's attorney convinced the judge the testing requirement had lapsed in February.

The actress is confined to her Venice Beach, California, home because of a jail sentence imposed by Saunter last month. But Saunter failed to renew the testing requirement when she renewed Lohan's supervised probation.
Lohan was allowed to serve a reduced sentence at home because, as a nonviolent offender, she qualified a home confinement program intended to reduce overcrowding.
"I am not happy about house arrest," Saunter said Thursday. "It was not my sentence."

The judge said she was on vacation when she saw media reports this month showing Lohan socializing on the roof of her luxury home in recent days.
"You are not to have parties," Saunter said. "I am ordering it. You can have one friend at a time. That is it."
The actress, who turns 25 on July 2, has managed to avoid more than a few days in jail despite two drunken-driving convictions, a long list of probation violations and the recent theft conviction.
"Because of budget constraints and because we're under a federal consent decree that requires us to curb our overcrowding situation, nonviolent offenders, lesser crimes, get 20% of their sentence," Los Angeles County Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said.
It is expected Lohan will be released from home confinement in early July. She then would resume work on 480 hours of community service the judge imposed.
Lohan entered drug rehab last year to avoid a jail sentence imposed by another judge. But Saunter made it clear in court last month that she didn't think drugs and alcohol were the root of Lohan's legal troubles.
"She's got other problems for which she self-medicates," Saunter said at her sentencing in May.

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