Lindsay Lohan continues to behave and meet the terms of her probation stemming from her DUI and necklace theft, but during a probation progress meeting this morning, Lohan faced yet another challenge. The 25-year-old starlet got served by a process server hired by a delusional man who claims Lohan might be a prostitute. more ›

Seriously, can Lindsay Lohan keep out of the reach of the long arm of the law for just ten minutes, even? Today the actress, known more recently for her starring role as "the defendant" in a series of court appearances, has had a lien put on her house in Encino, according to Defamer, because LiLo didn't pay her 2009 income taxes. Whoopsies! more ›

In a refreshing change of pace, Lindsay Lohan has had a good day in court. Judge Stephanie Sautner, who in the past has had no qualms about delivering smackdowns to the errant starlet, told LiLo today: "Miss Lohan, you have actually done the work, and done it not only on time, but early," reports KLTA. more ›

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. more ›

It's a hard knock life: Actress Lindsay Lohan checked in to jail last night, and made it out unscathed in under five hours. Lohan, following strict orders from Judge Stephanie Sautner, surrendered into custody at the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood at 8:48 p.m. to serve a 30-day sentence. more ›

Actress Lindsay Lohan appeared in Judge Stephanie Sautner's court today for a formal hearing to determine if she has violated the terms of her probation. Lohan opted to waive her right to the hearing, and therefore Sautner is imposing a sentence on the starlet for probation violation that includes 30 days of jail time. more ›

We now understand why Lindsay Lohan has been late to almost all of her community service appointments. The 25-year-old troubleton has been busy posing for Playboy. The spread, which has been in the works for months, will reward LiLo with nearly $1 million for her efforts. more ›

Guys, Lindsay Lohan is so sorry about showing up late to morgue duty yesterday, which is her second third chance at chipping away at the 480 community service hours she owes the county. So just to really prove that she doesn't think she can get away with everything just because she's rich and famous she's sorry, she had her assistants bring morgue staffers and volunteers gourmet cupcakes for breakfast and In-N-Out for lunch. more ›

Stop the presses: LINDSAY LOHAN HAS SHOWN UP TO COMMUNITY SERVICE. That's right -- everyone's favorite American fuck-up scuttled in to the Los Angeles County Morgue this morning, not just on time but early, to begin 120 hours of community service. She showed up "extremely early" for her 7:00 a.m. shift, a spokesperson for the Coroner told KTLA. more ›

Things are going from bad to worse for Lindsay Lohan, who has been turned away from her first community service shift at the Los Angeles County Morgue. LiLo managed to be 40 minutes late for her 8 a.m. shift, and is therefore considered a no-show. more ›

When your probation gets revoked, it's back to the pokey for you. This is a too-familiar role for actress Lindsay Lohan, who was led out of Judge Stephanie Sautner's L.A. courtroom yesterday in cuffs, booked into Los Angeles County Jail, then bailed out for the tidy sum of $100,000 immediately. more ›

As far as Lindsay Lohan goes, one thing has been confirmed today: she's not yet broke. After being harangued by Judge Stephanie Sautner in court today, hauled off in handcuffs and assigned to do community service at the morgue, TMZ reports that Lohan posted $100,000 bail. more ›

When it comes to probation, it's always best not to look a gift horse in the mouth. Actress Lindsay Lohan was in court this morning for a check-up visit with Judge Stephanie Sautner to determine if the conditions of her probation are being met. more ›

This Wednesday Lindsay Lohan is going to go before judge Stephanie Sautner, who will probably have a lot of questions about her lackadaisical attitude toward her addiction recovery and probation. more ›

It turns out actress Lindsay Lohan's lackadaisical 'tude towards her addiction and recovery is translating to her time put in doing court-ordered community service, and now her lame efforts have gotten her booted out of one program where Lohan was meant to complete over 300 hours of work. more ›

480 hours of community service is a lot of work, and actress Lindsay Lohan has barely scratched the surface of her sentence. LiLo has logged a mere four of the 60 days--just 33 hours of work--ordered in conjunction with the necklace theft case that had her in and out of the courtroom recently. more ›

Lindsay Lohan arrived at the LAX Courthouse at 9:45 a.m. Thursday on a probation violation. The 24-year-old troublemaker reportedly tested positive for alcohol during a June 13th party at her Venice house. Will Lohan be sent to jail? To rehab? Or will she be locked up in a bathroom at her chic Venice pad with an ankle monitor and a bottle of Everclear? more ›

Lindsay Lohan loves accessories so much she sometimes wanders out of the store wearing some without paying. So how will she enjoy spending 480 hours donning rubber gloves and accessorizing with mops, sponges, and industrial disinfectant? The actress has a whole lot of community service to complete, per Friday's ruling by Judge Stephanie Sautner, explains LA Now. more ›

In tonight's Extra, Extra, high school students may be getting lazier, a suicide attempt thwarted, street medians will soon take on a much more community feel, and WHAT'S TO BECOME OF LINDSAY LOHAN?! Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports. more ›

For stealing a necklace from a Venice jewelry store, Lindsay Lohan will be charged with a misdemeanor rather than grand theft, a judge decided today. KCBS reports that Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner told the courtroom that she was "giving [Lohan] an opportunity" by reducing the charges. more ›

"I don't know, Obama, he's older now. He used to look so fresh... exciting. I still have that poster, but I don't know." -- President Obama, paraphrasing Kool & the Gang in mocking the naysayers at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City on Thursday. There's a big upside to the traffic story this morning -- it's Good Friday and the freeways are relatively clear. UPDATE 9:30 a.m.: The president is now aboard Air Force One. Street closures lifted. We survived Obama Traffic Hell April 2011 (aka Obamageddon)! more ›

Joining the ranks of Madonna, Beyonce and Jesus, Lindsay Lohan is planning to drop "Lohan" from her name and just go by Lindsay, reports Popeater. Apparently, the actress had been planning to shorten her name for some time, but wasn't sure people would still know who she was, what with Lindsay not being quite as recognizable as, say, Prince. more ›

The Lilo saga continues! Lindsay Lohan has refused a plea deal in a case that charges her with stealing a $2,500 dollar necklace from a Venice shop, according to the LA Times. The deal would have included her pleading guilty to grand theft, and up to 90 days in jail. Instead, Lohan will have a preliminary hearing with judge Stephanie Sautner, who will also consider Lohan's violation of probation on a 2007 drunk driving charge. more ›

Lindsay Lohan isn't the only branch on the family tree to be a little bit too familiar with the intricacies of our local law and order operations. Her father, 50-year-old Michael Lohan, was arrested last night in West Hollywood after an altercation with his girlfriend allegedly became violent. The elder Lohan was named as a suspect by the victim for false imprisonment and inflicting corporal injury on a cohabitant, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. more ›

Actress Lindsay Lohan has managed to keep herself out of jail for now, and has not accepted a plea deal in the "stolen necklace" case brought against her by a Venice jewelry store. Judge Keith Schwartz presided for the last time this morning in the matter, making arrangements to set the pre-trial hearing for the case, as it is progressing forward. That hearing has been slated for April 22. more ›