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Lindsay Lohan: Paying $75,000 bond for released from jail

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.

Her release from Los Angeles County's Lynwood Correctional Facility capped a long day that included a victory for the actress when a judge reduced the felony grand theft charge to a misdemeanor.
Lohan will remain free on bond while her lawyer appeals the jail sentence for the probation violation, but she must immediately start serving 480 hours of community service, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner said.
The community service, includes 360 hours at a downtown Los Angeles women's center, which Judge Sautner suggested might cause Lohan to behave better after seeing "how truly needy women and women who have fallen on real hard times have to live."
She must complete another 120 hours of community service at the Los Angeles County morgue.
The judge ruled Friday that the necklace theft case against Lohan will go forward to trial, but the felony charge was reduced to a misdemeanor.

"I'm going to give her an opportunity," Sautner said.
Sautner did not buy the defense argument that Lohan accidentally walked out of a Venice, California, jewelry store wearing a necklace that later appeared around her neck in photographs taken five days later.
"If in fact it was an accident, she could have called the store back," Sautner said.

Defense attorney Shawn Holley argued that Lohan was busy and scattered when she was at the store and absent-mindedly walked out with the necklace.
"It's undisputed that Ms. Lohan walked out of the store with the necklace on," Holley said. The prosecution must show she had "specific intent to permanently deprive the store of that necklace."
While Holley conceded that Lohan "did not rush to return the necklace," but it just "makes her not a very considerate or courteous person."
"The fact that she may not have been a courteous or considerate person doesn't make her a thief," Holley said.

"I see the intent here and the level of brazenness to say 'Let me see what I can get away with here,' " Sautner said.
A police detective testified that Lohan's assistant handed the necklace to a police officer after learning through a website posting that police had obtained a search warrant hours earlier to search for it in her home.
Prosecutor Danette Meyers argued that "it doesn't take a rocket scientist" to realize Lohan returned the necklace to police because she knew her home was about to be searched.
Lohan's trial date was set for June 3, but she must return to court for a hearing May 11, the judge said.
A misdemeanor could still result in up to a year in prison for Lohan.
Before delivering the good news to Lohan about the reduction of the charge, the judge addressed her much-publicized misbehavior.
"She thumbs her nose at the court," Sautner said, referring to an incident with another judge last year. "She walks into court with 'F U' on her fingernails. I don't know what that means unless it has 'I am' before it."
The jeweler who accused Lohan of stealing the gold and diamond necklace testified Friday that she had not gotten any money from selling the security camera video of the actress in her store.

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Lindsay Lohan: Playing Junior Gotti's wife

LiLo is joining the big screen Gotti family as the wife of John Gotti Jr. in a biopic of one of New York's most infamous families.

She called her casting in "Gotti: Three Generations" a huge honor and told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the film is an opportunity to prove herself as an actress again.

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"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," 
John Travolta has been cast to play John Gotti Sr., the mob family's patriarch who had a flair for style and a knack for avoiding convictions that earned him the name "Teflon Don." Joe Pesci will play one of his deputies.

The younger Gotti has insisted he left the mob life in the 1990s, but has been unsuccessfully tried four times on racketeering charges.
He sold the rights to his life story to Fiore Films, which is developing the film focusing on Junior Gotti's relationship with his father. It will be shot in New York and is set for a 2012 release.
LiLo made a surprise appearance at a press conference last week and was expected to be in the running to play the elder Gotti's daughter, Victoria. By Wednesday discussions for She playing that role had ended, but the actress successfully lobbied to remain on the project.
"I think it's such an iconic story," lindsay told the AP. "I think it's a great story to be told. I'm honored to be working with John Travolta and Joe Pesci."

Lohan's role as Kim Gotti has parallels to her own life, she said.
"You don't get to see the heart behind the story and the real side of people," she said of most mob movies, which she said veer toward shoot-'em-up fare.
 "I can relate to that because I think that I've been portrayed in a certain light. I just want to do my best to show what their family really went through."
Like the Gotti family, Lohan is no stranger to criminal troubles. She faces a felony grand theft case in Los Angeles after a jewelry store accused her of stealing a $2,500 necklace, and is due in court for a hearing on Friday.
She has rejected two plea deals in that case with guaranteed jail time, and could be incarcerated for violating her probation on a 2007 drunken driving case.
She said her legal troubles won't be a distraction.

"I think in the past, I had a lot of distractions," she said. "I've learned a lot. I've lived a lot. When I'm on set, it's about the film."
In addition to the Gotti project, Lohan will also appear in "Mob Street," a movie based on a screenplay by Chazz Palminteri.
"We're very pleased to have Lindsay on-board for both of these films," said Marc Fiore, who is executive producer of the "Gotti" film. "She has been very enthusiastic about the Gotti project, and after resuming discussions with her, we were impressed by her commitment to the film and felt she would be the perfect Kim Gotti."
Lohan also said she is excited about filming in her native New York.
"The energy of filming there , it just brings so much more life to the film," she said.

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Lindsay Lohan : Lead Role in "Escaping the Game"

Actress Lindsay Lohan, who recently has spent more time in rehab and jail than making movies, is in talks to play the lead in a big-screen drama.
Producer Nathan Folks told RadarOnline.com the "Freaky Friday" and "Mean Girls" star is committed to headline "Escaping the Game," his film to be shot in the United States and Spain this summer.

"She wants to do it," the Web site Monday quoted Folks as saying. "It's about celebs who become very famous and can't take it."

LiLO would play an investigator trying to track down stars who fake their own deaths, then move to a remote island.

"We can get her insured if she is with someone who is keeping an eye on her 24/7," Folks said. "Lindsay and I've discussed it and she's already agreed to the condition. ... She's doing great and we're going to prove to the world that she's back."

On probation for a 2007 driving under the influence conviction, LiLo was charged this month with felony grand theft for allegedly stealing a necklace from a California boutique.

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Lindsay Lohan:: Violated Her Probation During the Incident In Pam Desert

"Mean girls "actress  attorney blasted Riverside County sheriff's detectives for publicly releasing information about their investigation into an altercation involving the star at the Betty Ford Center in Palm Desert.

Authorities said they believe Lohan violated her probation during the incident and have asked Riverside County prosecutors to consider charging Lohan with battery.

But in a statement, her attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, questioned why officials were discussing the case.

"The important, yet limited, investigatory role of the police to gather facts and collect evidence is well-established," she said. But going "outside this limited role to issue a press statement … about what should happen in Ms. Lohan's case is highly unusual and deeply troubling."

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"sheriff's investigators probably will send a copy of their investigation later this week to the Los Angeles County Probation Department, which is supervising Lilo's probation on a 2007 conviction for driving under the influence."

A worker at the clinic claims Lohan attacked her but she later told authorities she wanted to drop the allegation.

"Regardless of whether the victim is cooperating, we believe there is a case here to press charges … and the investigation determined Ms. Lohan violated several aspects of her probation," said Sgt. David Florez of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department, which patrols Palm Desert. "Obviously, the battery is one violation. We aren't going to discuss the other violations at this point"

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Lindsay Lohan:: Taking "One Step at a Time" in 2011

2010 wasn't exactly Actress LiLo's year (to say the least).
Nevertheless, the sherang in the new year with an optimistic tweet.
yesterday she wrote:
"Today is the first day of the rest of my life 'The future depends on what we do in the present.' -Mahatma Gandhi... One step at a time...,"

Mean girls star  accused of attacking rehab staffer.
This is the first time she has hit the social networking site since allegedly getting into a scuffle with an employee at the Betty Ford center where she is currently rehabbing.
Although the alleged battery victim dropped her criminal complaint against Lohan, the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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Lindsay lohan : Car was pulled over by police

Actress Lindsay Lohan's car was pulled over by police in Los Angeles on Friday night just days after she was allowed back on the road following a driving ban.
LiLo renewed her license last Wednesday shortly after she completed a jail sentence and a stint in rehab for breaching her probation relating to a 2007 DUI arrest.
LiLo was back behind the wheel within hours of regaining her paperwork, but on Friday night the actress was given a scare when cops stopped her luxury sports car.
She allegedly committed a minor driving offense for failing to adhere to a stop sign and was let off with a warning.

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Lindsay lohan : Will be in rehab not more then one month

The 'Mean Girls' actress  Lindsey Lohan is currently receiving treatment at the UCLA Medical Center as part of a sentence for breaching the terms of probation - had been rumoured to be leaving the facility yesterday (18.08.10) after completing just 17 days of her treatment, but will stay on at the clinic for a longer period of time.

A meeting yesterday (18.08.10) between Lindsay's lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley and the Deputy District Attorney met at the Beverly Hills Courthouse to discuss her ongoing case saw medics recommend that the 24-year-old star spend no more than 30 days at the centre.

Lindsay was initially ordered by Judge Marsha Revel to spend 90 days in prison followed by 90 days in rehab as punishment for violating the terms of her probation from a 2007 driving under the influence conviction.
She served just 13 days of her jail term, transferring to the rehab clinic immediately afterwards.Upon leaving court, Ms. Holley confirmed Lindsay is doing well in the rehabilitation centre.

She said: "She's good, but that's all I am going to say. She's good."

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Lindsay Lohan: Face same treatment as Paris

Lindsay Lohan will likely spend several weeks inside a nondescript two-story building next to a busy freeway in an industrial neighborhood far removed from Hollywood. as part of her punishment for violating her DUI probation .

LiLo is slated to begin her sentence Tuesday at the bleak, 16-year-old Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, California., just south of downtown Los Angeles. She would be housed in the 2,200-bed facility's special needs unit, where she would live in isolation for her own safety.

Thanks to jail overcrowding and a state program that credits inmates for good behavior, nonviolent female misdemeanor offenders such as lilo typically serve only about 25 percent of their sentences, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department spokesman Steve Whitmore.
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Lindsay Lohan: Birthday Bang

Cops showed up at lindsey lohan's 24th birthday bash at Hollywood haunt, Beso...

She opted to celebrate in simpler form Friday night, with a quiet dinner party for about 20 of her closest friends after that much-talked about birthday punch in the face earlier this week .

Unfortunately,She didn't offer the same simple evening courtesy to her back-in-action assistant Eleonore, who was detained by police upon arrival at Beso for some vehicular violations.



the Lohan gang, which included little sis Ali and British socialite Lady Victoria Hervey, was running a little late, and that Eleonore was escorting them to the event in Lindsay's SUV-which apparently has blacked out license plates and too-tinted windows.



Also, the crew was in such a rush to deliver the birthday girl, Eleonore reportedly ran a stop sign somewhere along the way—all violations Lohan's assistant was actually charged with on the spot, in front of a zillion paparazzos, when cops pulled up the restaurant behind the SUV.




LiLO bolted the scene and headed inside to whoop it up at her party, leaving Eleonore to deal with the police situation. Of course, after the whole debacle, E unloaded her's presents from the car and joined everyone in Beso.