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The 24-year-old troubled actress donned several outfits for the shoot, including a metallic jumpsuit and asymmetrical mini dress.
Lindsay, who’s currently facing a misdemeanor theft charge, may not have to serve any time behind bars, even though a judge sentenced her to 120 days in jail.
TMZ reports that the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department, which runs the jail where Linds must serve her sentence, routinely allows inmates with non-violent, misdemeanor offenses to serve their time at home with an electronic monitoring device.
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The 24-year-old troubled actress donned several outfits for the shoot, including a metallic jumpsuit and asymmetrical mini dress.
Lindsay, who’s currently facing a misdemeanor theft charge, may not have to serve any time behind bars, even though a judge sentenced her to 120 days in jail.
TMZ reports that the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department, which runs the jail where Linds must serve her sentence, routinely allows inmates with non-violent, misdemeanor offenses to serve their time at home with an electronic monitoring device.
SOURCE: JUSTJARED
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The 24-year-old troubled actress donned several outfits for the shoot, including a metallic jumpsuit and asymmetrical mini dress.
Lindsay, who’s currently facing a misdemeanor theft charge, may not have to serve any time behind bars, even though a judge sentenced her to 120 days in jail.
TMZ reports that the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department, which runs the jail where Linds must serve her sentence, routinely allows inmates with non-violent, misdemeanor offenses to serve their time at home with an electronic monitoring device.
SOURCE: JUSTJARED
"Because the charge was reduced by the court to a misdemeanor, the district attorney no longer has jurisdiction to prosecute the case and, therefore, we will give the case to the City Attorney's Office,'' said Sandi Gibbons of the District Attorney's Office.
City attorney spokesperson Frank Mateljan tells E! News that they were told this would happen, but have yet to receive a copy of the case.
Although Sautner sided with defense attorney Shawn Holley in reducing the charge, Lohan's probation violation didn't go unnoticed.
The starlet was sentenced 120 days in jail, in which she was released hours later on bail.
But LiLo still has to perform 360 hours of community service at the Downtown Women's Center and 120 hours of service at the Los Angeles County Morgue which is supposed to start sometime this week.
SOURCE: EONLINE
"Because the charge was reduced by the court to a misdemeanor, the district attorney no longer has jurisdiction to prosecute the case and, therefore, we will give the case to the City Attorney's Office,'' said Sandi Gibbons of the District Attorney's Office.
City attorney spokesperson Frank Mateljan tells E! News that they were told this would happen, but have yet to receive a copy of the case.
Although Sautner sided with defense attorney Shawn Holley in reducing the charge, Lohan's probation violation didn't go unnoticed.
The starlet was sentenced 120 days in jail, in which she was released hours later on bail.
But LiLo still has to perform 360 hours of community service at the Downtown Women's Center and 120 hours of service at the Los Angeles County Morgue which is supposed to start sometime this week.
SOURCE: EONLINE
"Because the charge was reduced by the court to a misdemeanor, the district attorney no longer has jurisdiction to prosecute the case and, therefore, we will give the case to the City Attorney's Office,'' said Sandi Gibbons of the District Attorney's Office.
City attorney spokesperson Frank Mateljan tells E! News that they were told this would happen, but have yet to receive a copy of the case.
Although Sautner sided with defense attorney Shawn Holley in reducing the charge, Lohan's probation violation didn't go unnoticed.
The starlet was sentenced 120 days in jail, in which she was released hours later on bail.
But LiLo still has to perform 360 hours of community service at the Downtown Women's Center and 120 hours of service at the Los Angeles County Morgue which is supposed to start sometime this week.
SOURCE: EONLINE
The bash was at an Olive Garden! In Burbank! Lindsay only drank water!
The event was a birthday party for Lindsay's good friend, photographer Tyler Shields, who turned 29 on Friday. He picked the restaurant, we're told, although he and his famous friends did have a private room.
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Along with Lohan, other guests included Matt Dallas, star of TV's Kyle XY, and Lyndsy Fonseca, who has appeared several times on Desperate Housewives, and actor Simon Curtis.
"There were about 15 or so people," an eyewitness tells us. "It was pretty low-key but they all seemed to be having a great time. There was a lot of laughter and picture-taking, and everybody even sang 'Happy Birthday'."
Lindsay didn't let the party get in the way of her sobriety, our eyewitness says.
There was wine on the table throughout the party but Lindsay never touched any. She only drank water."
Lohan was featured in Shields' photo book The Dirty Side of Glamor last year.
Lindsay returns to court May 11 on the charge of stealing a necklace earlier this year. She is expected to plead 'no contest' to the charge, now reduced to a misdemeanor.
Lohan is also appealing the 120 day jail sentence given to her for violating the terms of her DUI probation.
The bash was at an Olive Garden! In Burbank! Lindsay only drank water!
The event was a birthday party for Lindsay's good friend, photographer Tyler Shields, who turned 29 on Friday. He picked the restaurant, we're told, although he and his famous friends did have a private room.
ORIGNALY POSTED ON Radar Online
Along with Lohan, other guests included Matt Dallas, star of TV's Kyle XY, and Lyndsy Fonseca, who has appeared several times on Desperate Housewives, and actor Simon Curtis.
"There were about 15 or so people," an eyewitness tells us. "It was pretty low-key but they all seemed to be having a great time. There was a lot of laughter and picture-taking, and everybody even sang 'Happy Birthday'."
Lindsay didn't let the party get in the way of her sobriety, our eyewitness says.
There was wine on the table throughout the party but Lindsay never touched any. She only drank water."
Lohan was featured in Shields' photo book The Dirty Side of Glamor last year.
Lindsay returns to court May 11 on the charge of stealing a necklace earlier this year. She is expected to plead 'no contest' to the charge, now reduced to a misdemeanor.
Lohan is also appealing the 120 day jail sentence given to her for violating the terms of her DUI probation.
The bash was at an Olive Garden! In Burbank! Lindsay only drank water!
The event was a birthday party for Lindsay's good friend, photographer Tyler Shields, who turned 29 on Friday. He picked the restaurant, we're told, although he and his famous friends did have a private room.
ORIGNALY POSTED ON Radar Online
Along with Lohan, other guests included Matt Dallas, star of TV's Kyle XY, and Lyndsy Fonseca, who has appeared several times on Desperate Housewives, and actor Simon Curtis.
"There were about 15 or so people," an eyewitness tells us. "It was pretty low-key but they all seemed to be having a great time. There was a lot of laughter and picture-taking, and everybody even sang 'Happy Birthday'."
Lindsay didn't let the party get in the way of her sobriety, our eyewitness says.
There was wine on the table throughout the party but Lindsay never touched any. She only drank water."
Lohan was featured in Shields' photo book The Dirty Side of Glamor last year.
Lindsay returns to court May 11 on the charge of stealing a necklace earlier this year. She is expected to plead 'no contest' to the charge, now reduced to a misdemeanor.
Lohan is also appealing the 120 day jail sentence given to her for violating the terms of her DUI probation.
The source, who is familiar with Lohan's criminal case but was not authorized to comment publicly, said the actress wants to put the case behind her so she can focus on her career.
No court date has been set for Lohan to enter the plea. She is scheduled to return to a Los Angeles court for a pretrial hearing May 11, but the actress is hoping to resolve the case before then, the source said.
By pleading no contest, Lohan would not be admitting guilt, and it was not immediately clear if she would face any additional penalties. The actress already has been sentenced to four months in jail for a probation violation related to the theft case. She is free on bail.
Prosecutors in February charged Lohan with felony grand theft on allegations that she took the necklace from Kamofie & Co., a jewelry store near the actress's home in Los Angeles' Venice neighborhood. The charge was reduced last week by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner.
Authorities allege the theft occurred roughly three weeks after Lohan, 24, was released from court-ordered rehab at the Betty Ford Center.
Lohan's assistant turned the necklace in to authorities after police obtained a search warrant to retrieve it from Lohan's house, but before detectives were able to conduct the search.
Sautner said during an April 22 hearing that she thought Lohan's actions were brazen, but that she did not think the case warranted a felony prosecution because many other cases involving more serious allegations are reduced to misdemeanors.
Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers said she thought the ruling was an "abuse of discretion" and her office may appeal it, but no challenge has yet been filed.
A little over a week ago, Sautner sentenced Lohan to 120 days in jail and nearly 500 hours of community service for violating the terms of her probation by taking the necklace. Lohan was on probation for a 2007 drunken driving case.
She was released to pursue an appeal but has not yet filed a formal motion to try to get the sentence reduced.
In all likelihood, Lohan would serve a small fraction of her four-month sentence – possibly as little as three weeks – due to jail overcrowding.
The source said Lohan's intention to plead no contest was aimed at making good on her statement to Jay Leno earlier this week that she wanted to take responsibility for her actions.
The plea was first reported Saturday by celebrity website TMZ.
The actress's career has been mostly stalled for the past year as she struggled to deal with the terms of her sentence in the drunken driving case. She recently accepted a two-picture deal to appear in a pair of mob films, including a biopic of the infamous Gotti family. She will portray the wife of John Gotti Jr. in the film "Gotti: Three Generations" that also stars John Travolta and Joe Pesci.
In a recent interview with The Associated Press, Lohan said she hopes the role will help her return to being known more as an actress than a tabloid mainstay.
"I'm really excited to be back on set and clear up all the misinterpretations about me and show this is what I love to do," Lohan said about her new roles.
SOURCE: HUFFINGTONPOST
The source, who is familiar with Lohan's criminal case but was not authorized to comment publicly, said the actress wants to put the case behind her so she can focus on her career.
No court date has been set for Lohan to enter the plea. She is scheduled to return to a Los Angeles court for a pretrial hearing May 11, but the actress is hoping to resolve the case before then, the source said.
By pleading no contest, Lohan would not be admitting guilt, and it was not immediately clear if she would face any additional penalties. The actress already has been sentenced to four months in jail for a probation violation related to the theft case. She is free on bail.
Prosecutors in February charged Lohan with felony grand theft on allegations that she took the necklace from Kamofie & Co., a jewelry store near the actress's home in Los Angeles' Venice neighborhood. The charge was reduced last week by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner.
Authorities allege the theft occurred roughly three weeks after Lohan, 24, was released from court-ordered rehab at the Betty Ford Center.
Lohan's assistant turned the necklace in to authorities after police obtained a search warrant to retrieve it from Lohan's house, but before detectives were able to conduct the search.
Sautner said during an April 22 hearing that she thought Lohan's actions were brazen, but that she did not think the case warranted a felony prosecution because many other cases involving more serious allegations are reduced to misdemeanors.
Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers said she thought the ruling was an "abuse of discretion" and her office may appeal it, but no challenge has yet been filed.
A little over a week ago, Sautner sentenced Lohan to 120 days in jail and nearly 500 hours of community service for violating the terms of her probation by taking the necklace. Lohan was on probation for a 2007 drunken driving case.
She was released to pursue an appeal but has not yet filed a formal motion to try to get the sentence reduced.
In all likelihood, Lohan would serve a small fraction of her four-month sentence – possibly as little as three weeks – due to jail overcrowding.
The source said Lohan's intention to plead no contest was aimed at making good on her statement to Jay Leno earlier this week that she wanted to take responsibility for her actions.
The plea was first reported Saturday by celebrity website TMZ.
The actress's career has been mostly stalled for the past year as she struggled to deal with the terms of her sentence in the drunken driving case. She recently accepted a two-picture deal to appear in a pair of mob films, including a biopic of the infamous Gotti family. She will portray the wife of John Gotti Jr. in the film "Gotti: Three Generations" that also stars John Travolta and Joe Pesci.
In a recent interview with The Associated Press, Lohan said she hopes the role will help her return to being known more as an actress than a tabloid mainstay.
"I'm really excited to be back on set and clear up all the misinterpretations about me and show this is what I love to do," Lohan said about her new roles.
SOURCE: HUFFINGTONPOST
The source, who is familiar with Lohan's criminal case but was not authorized to comment publicly, said the actress wants to put the case behind her so she can focus on her career.
No court date has been set for Lohan to enter the plea. She is scheduled to return to a Los Angeles court for a pretrial hearing May 11, but the actress is hoping to resolve the case before then, the source said.
By pleading no contest, Lohan would not be admitting guilt, and it was not immediately clear if she would face any additional penalties. The actress already has been sentenced to four months in jail for a probation violation related to the theft case. She is free on bail.
Prosecutors in February charged Lohan with felony grand theft on allegations that she took the necklace from Kamofie & Co., a jewelry store near the actress's home in Los Angeles' Venice neighborhood. The charge was reduced last week by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner.
Authorities allege the theft occurred roughly three weeks after Lohan, 24, was released from court-ordered rehab at the Betty Ford Center.
Lohan's assistant turned the necklace in to authorities after police obtained a search warrant to retrieve it from Lohan's house, but before detectives were able to conduct the search.
Sautner said during an April 22 hearing that she thought Lohan's actions were brazen, but that she did not think the case warranted a felony prosecution because many other cases involving more serious allegations are reduced to misdemeanors.
Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers said she thought the ruling was an "abuse of discretion" and her office may appeal it, but no challenge has yet been filed.
A little over a week ago, Sautner sentenced Lohan to 120 days in jail and nearly 500 hours of community service for violating the terms of her probation by taking the necklace. Lohan was on probation for a 2007 drunken driving case.
She was released to pursue an appeal but has not yet filed a formal motion to try to get the sentence reduced.
In all likelihood, Lohan would serve a small fraction of her four-month sentence – possibly as little as three weeks – due to jail overcrowding.
The source said Lohan's intention to plead no contest was aimed at making good on her statement to Jay Leno earlier this week that she wanted to take responsibility for her actions.
The plea was first reported Saturday by celebrity website TMZ.
The actress's career has been mostly stalled for the past year as she struggled to deal with the terms of her sentence in the drunken driving case. She recently accepted a two-picture deal to appear in a pair of mob films, including a biopic of the infamous Gotti family. She will portray the wife of John Gotti Jr. in the film "Gotti: Three Generations" that also stars John Travolta and Joe Pesci.
In a recent interview with The Associated Press, Lohan said she hopes the role will help her return to being known more as an actress than a tabloid mainstay.
"I'm really excited to be back on set and clear up all the misinterpretations about me and show this is what I love to do," Lohan said about her new roles.
SOURCE: HUFFINGTONPOST
For now, we can ogle these rather stunning recent Mike Rosenthal photos of still sextastic Lindsay Lohan. These covered topless pictures just remind us that if Lindsay Lohan really wants to make up for her sins of the past, the very best way would be some sins of the future. see pictures
For now, we can ogle these rather stunning recent Mike Rosenthal photos of still sextastic Lindsay Lohan. These covered topless pictures just remind us that if Lindsay Lohan really wants to make up for her sins of the past, the very best way would be some sins of the future. see pictures
For now, we can ogle these rather stunning recent Mike Rosenthal photos of still sextastic Lindsay Lohan. These covered topless pictures just remind us that if Lindsay Lohan really wants to make up for her sins of the past, the very best way would be some sins of the future. see pictures
But an inside source close to someone who watched Jay Leno's show, told us that Lindsay openly stated she wants to win an Oscar. We also have the video of her saying it WATCH VIDEO AT ZIMBIO
But an inside source close to someone who watched Jay Leno's show, told us that Lindsay openly stated she wants to win an Oscar. We also have the video of her saying it WATCH VIDEO AT ZIMBIO
But an inside source close to someone who watched Jay Leno's show, told us that Lindsay openly stated she wants to win an Oscar. We also have the video of her saying it WATCH VIDEO AT ZIMBIO
The Mean Girls star, who pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanour charge relating to the alleged theft of a necklace back in January (11), was sentenced to 120 days in jail and 400 hours of community service on Friday (22Apr11).
However, during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, which will air in its entirety on Tuesday (26Apr11), the actress reveals she will begin her required hours at the Downtown Women's Center in Los Angeles this week (beg25Apr11).
Website TMZ.com reports she must also complete 120 hours at the County Morgue.
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The Mean Girls star, who pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanour charge relating to the alleged theft of a necklace back in January (11), was sentenced to 120 days in jail and 400 hours of community service on Friday (22Apr11).
However, during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, which will air in its entirety on Tuesday (26Apr11), the actress reveals she will begin her required hours at the Downtown Women's Center in Los Angeles this week (beg25Apr11).
Website TMZ.com reports she must also complete 120 hours at the County Morgue.
COMMENT:
NEWS THAT A GUD JOK :D
source:female first