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Playboy advances Lohan issue due to leaked photosReuters – 13 hrs ago LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Playboy magazine is advancing the newsstand date for its upcoming issue with nude pictures of actress Lindsay Lohan in part due to photos that were leaked online in advance, Hugh Hefner said on Friday. The Playboy founder tweeted that the issue will now go on sale late next week, which roughly coincides with the December 15 airdate for Lohan's planned interview on Ellen DeGeneres' TV talk show. **SNIP** This week, a picture snapped of the cover featuring Lohan was leaked online, and on Friday,...

Lindsay Lohan has been sentenced to 30 days in county jail after admitting that she violated her probation by not keeping up with court-mandated community service. Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner sentenced the actress for violating the terms of her release by being terminated from a community service assignment at a women's shelter. Lohan will not, however, have to start her sentence until Nov. 7, so she can finish up a nude Playboy shoot for which she signed a six-figure contract.

Breaking, Lindsey Lohan's Herman Cain Revelation In a bizarre revelation, Lindsey Lohan has blamed all her problems on 'non-overtly sexual or even real' gestures by Herman Cain. Ms. Lohan, in a drug fueled stupor recalls how, in 1996 at the age of 12, she saw Cain on TV and believes he was sending her subliminal messages. Ms. Lohan's revelation comes on the heels of several other imaginary accusations by other women that they felt threatened by 'non-overtly sexual' gestures. One woman described the 'non-overtly sexual' gesture as Cain walking. Another revealed that Cain had an usual 'lean to the...

Commentary: Let's quit acting like Cowboys are special by Mac Engel tengel@ star-telegram.com ARLINGTON -- Today's TV viewing possibilities include a program on how to make a bacon-flavored cake, even Texas Longhorns women's soccer, and on and on. Yet despite this inundation of non-essentials, television remains America's great validator. ---snip--- The fact that 11 of the Cowboys' 16 games are in a "prime" or featured time speaks to their ability to play the role of Lindsay Lohan in the NFL's regular-season TV production. She, and they, used to be so hot, and now they're just a wreck we love to...

Lindsay Lohan needs to speed up her completion of court-ordered community service and get cracking on psychological counseling if she wants to stay out on probation, a judge said Thursday -- even if the actress doesn't have health insurance. With Lohan at her side during the status hearing in L.A., attorney Shawn Holley argued that the actress hadn't been working on Screen Actors Guild projects and therefore was not eligible for health benefits, without which she might not be able to afford counseling. That, Holley said, was why Lilo hadn't yet hooked up with a doc after her house arrest...

The day unfolded all too familiarly for Lindsay Lohan: a court hearing, a jail sentence, a quick release. The starlet appeared before a judge Friday for the fourth time in nearly a year and was sentenced to 120 days for violating her probation by taking a designer necklace. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner said she thought the actress had intentionally taken the $2,500 necklace from an upscale Venice store and shown poor judgment in not trying to return it until police became involved. The judge reduced the actress' charge from felony grand theft to a misdemeanor and imposed...

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A judge sentenced Lindsay Lohan to 120 days in jail on Friday for a probation violation after hearing evidence against the actress in a theft case. Lohan's attorney, Shawn Holley, said she will appeal the ruling, which will allow the actress to post bail. Sautner also ordered Lohan to serve more than 400 hours of community service, including 300 hours at a women's center. The ruling came after Sautner reduced Lohan's grand theft case down to a misdemeanor and after prosecutors gave their case against the actress. It will be Lohan's fourth jail stint

TMZ has learned ... Lindsay Lohan will be charged with felony grand theft tomorrow. Sources connected with the case tell us ... the single count of felony grand theft will be filed at Airport Court in L.A. Wednesday morning. Lindsay will be arraigned at 1:30 PM. She must be present for the hearing. Lindsay will be charged with stealing a $2,500 necklace from an L.A. jewelry store.

The dispute between Lindsay Lohan and ex-Betty Ford Center staffer Dawn Holland is getting uglier. Keith Davidson, Holland's attorney, told TMZ.com Wednesday that the Southern California substance-abuse center pressured Holland not to file charges against Lohan for a Dec. 12 altercation. Holland said the "Mean Girls" star smelled of alcohol, refused a breath test and became verbally and physically abusive, leading to police opening a misdemeanor battery investigation.

Lindsay Lohan has been fired from Inferno, the Linda Lovelace biopic, following her numerous stints in rehab, legal troubles, and generally unreliable behavior. Writer-director Matthew Wilder has been shockingly supportive up to this point, waiting patiently while the 24-year-old former actress’ countless attempts to overcome her addictions to drugs and alcohol. A cynical person might think Wilder was using her for the free publicity, since the movie’s title made an appearance in almost every story about Lohan’s personal decline and disappearing career.

Listen up, California. The other 48 states—your cousin New York excluded—are sick of your bratty arrogance. You're the Lindsay Lohan of states: a prima donna who once showed some talent but is now too wasted to do anything with it. After enjoying ephemeral highs and spending binges, you suffer crashes that culminate in brief, unsuccessful stints in rehab. This cycle repeats itself every five to 10 years, as the rest of the country looks on with a mixture of horror and amusement. We'd feel sorry for you if you didn't constantly flip us the bird. Instead, we're making bets on...

A California judge ordered troubled actress Lindsay Lohan back to rehab until January of 2011 in lieu of sending her back to jail for failing a mandatory drug test last month.

Lindsay Lohan Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department FacebookTwitterE-mailLindsay Lohan was twice sprung early in her previous stays at a Lynwood, Calif., jail, serving only a fraction of her sentences. "Ms. Lohan cannot be released early because this isn't a jail sentence," L.A. Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore says. "She's being held by court order until her hearing on Oct. 22. She will be held in the same conditions as her last stay, in a keep-away unit."

Lindsay Lohan, who recently admitted to failing one drug test, must now appear in court on Friday for a judge to determine whether or not she’ll go back to jail People reports. Beverly Hills Superior Court Judge Elden Fox issued a bench warrant, the fourth in the DUI probation case, for Lohan Monday, requiring she show in person for the court hearing or face..

Lindsay Lohan has failed a drug test in her criminal case ... TMZ has learned. We're told the court-mandated drug test in question occurred last week. According to the terms of Lindsay's probation, she will get 30 days in jail for a positive drug test.

Despite entering rehab for a reported addiction to methamphethamine and bipolar disorder, Lindsay Lohan may not have those problems after all. According to TMZ.com, doctors who have evaluated the troubled starlet at UCLA's Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital in Westwood believe she was misdiagnosed. Lohan, 24, has reportedly been "weaned off" all six of her medications, including Dilaudid, Ambien, Adderall, Zoloft, Trazodone and Nexium. Not only has she not shown any adverse reactions to the absence of her meds, but Lohan has also not had any withdrawal symptoms to the void of alcohol, TMZ reported. Doctors at the substance abuse program purportedly...

Hard-partying "Mean Girls" star Lindsay Lohan will be treated for methamphetamine addiction and a mental disorder that causes wild mood swings when she goes into rehab, the gossip website TMZ.com reported today. Lohan, 24, will be treated for meth addiction and bipolar disorder during her 90 days of court-ordered rehab following her release from jail this week -- which could happen as soon as today, her lawyer said. The site also quoted a person familiar with the case as saying methamphetamine -- a highly-addictive stimulant also known as crystal meth -- and opiates are Lohan's "drugs of choice." Opiates are...

Lindsay Lohan is due back in court Tuesday to surrender for a 90-day jail sentence that is likely to be whittled down by overcrowding and other credits.

Lindsay Lohan has reportedly checked into a Los Angeles rehab facility, the week before she is due to turn herself in to begin serving a 90-day jail sentence.