Lindsay Lohan, star of the film "Freaky Friday," poses as she arrives as a guest for the new comedy film "Cheaper by the Dozen," at the film's premiere in Hollywood, on December 14, 2003.REUTERS/Fred Prouser
Lindsay Lohan, star of the film "Freaky Friday," poses as she arrives as a guest for the new comedy film "Cheaper by the Dozen," at the film's premiere in Hollywood, on December 14, 2003.REUTERS/Fred ProuserLindsay Lohan, star of the new comedy film "Mean Girls", poses as she arrives at the film's premiere in Hollywood, on April 19, 2004. Lohan played a 15-year-old girl, raised in Africa and home-schooled by her zoologist parents, who faces new challenges as she enters a public high school for the first time and deals with the unwritten social rules of teenage girls.REUTERS/Fred ProuserLindsay Lohan arrives at the 5th annual Latin Grammy Awards, held on September 1, 2004.REUTERS/Kimberly WhiteThe Mean Girls star's appearance was constantly talked about.REUTERS/Jim RuymenLindsay Lohan poses in a Calvin Klein dress, during the "Heart Truth Red Dress" fashion show at the New York Fashion Week, on February 3, 2006. The annual charity show features celebrity models and guest designers looking to raise awareness about women's heart diseases.REUTERS/Brendan McDermidCalifornia officials, on August 23, 2007, charged Lohan with seven counts of misdemeanors, including cocaine possession, drunken driving and reckless driving stemming from two recent arrests.REUTERS/FilesLindsay Lohan arrives to attend the "Stand Up For a Cure" concert with musician Dave Matthews, in New York on September 10, 2008.REUTERS/Lucas JacksonThe Mean Girls star's appearance has always been much talked about.REUTERS/Jacky NaegelenLindsay Lohan speaks in the courtroom during a probation status hearing in Beverly Hills, on May 24, 2010. A Beverly Hills judge ordered Lohan to undergo random weekly drug and alcohol testing and wear an alcohol monitoring device, brushing aside objections that they would hinder an upcoming film project.REUTERS/Jae C. Hong/PoolLindsay Lohan attends a progress report hearing at Airport Branch Courthouse in Los Angeles, on October 19, 2011.REUTERS/Mark Boster/Pool
Lindsay Lohan is now in the news for all the wrong reasons. Initially, after a successful stint in movies, she drifted towards substance abuse, messed up her career and became known for her troubled personal life.
Lohan and her substance abuse problems bear an uncanny resemblance to Amy Winehouse's battle with alcohol and drug abuse.
The "Rehab" singer's problems were well-documented. "They tried to make me go to rehab," Winehouse sang on her hit 2006 single, "Rehab." "I said 'No, no no."' Winehouse's performances were sometimes shambolic, and she admitted she was "a terrible drunk." She was found dead aged 27 in her home this June -- a death caused by a binge of drugs and liquor
Meanwhile, according to sources, Lohan is set to pose nude for Playboy magazine.
The unnamed source told Access that Lohan had disrobed for the spread shot on Oct. 24 and 25 in LA.
Steve Honig, Lohan's rep said: "I can neither confirm nor deny at this time," Honig told E! News. "We don't comment on rumours about who may or may not be posing for the magazine...if anything changes, I'll be sure to let you know," a rep for Playboy said.
Start the slideshow to see the transformation of Lohan from a fresh faced teenager to her girl interrupted self today.
