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Lindsay Lohan's Playboy Cover Has Been Leaked
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We've been following Lindsay Lohan's travels closely these days, as she's gone from jail, to the Downtown Women's Center, to the morgue. Now, the young actress has made her way to the pages of Playboy, and while the pictures were expected to debut on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" next week, someone has leaked the cover shot to the world wide web.
In the photo, which will grace the front of the January issue, Lohan can be seen perched atop a red, bunny-shaped chair, the ears and chin of which strategically hide her privates. Word on the street is that she didn't go full frontal for the shoot -- topless only -- but we're just happy to see an image of her that doesn't include an ankle bracelet, traces of vomit or handcuffs.
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