lindsay lohan

Is Lindsay Lohan A Drug Addict?

She’s been seen at every night club from Las Vegas’ Pure, to Los Angeles’ Teddy’s since her release from rehab.  But sources are clamoring about a new addiction that could go undetected by her alcohol monitoring bracelet… drugs.

There are reports that Lindsay Lohan has replaced the alcohol addiction with a drug problem.  And that could spell even more trouble for the Mean Girls actress. 

No Designated Driver For Lindsay Lohan

Now that Lindsay Lohan is clean and sober, she can go out clubbing and forget about one very important detail; the designated driver.

While LiLo has given up the whole drinking binge gig, she still loves to go out and visit her favorite clubs and restaurants.  On Monday, the Mean Girls actress was spotted at Los Angeles hot spot Winston’s.  And she wasn’t alone. 

Criss Angel Rebounds With Lindsay Lohan

With all the legal woes surrounding his failed relationship with Cameron Diaz, Criss Angel has set his sights on newly rehabbed Lindsay Lohan.

The two were seen hand in hand at a club in Las Vegas this past weekend, where Lindsay was surprisingly sober.  She has been wearing an alcohol-monitoring bracelet to manage her alcohol intake. 

Lindsay Lohan Says Goodbye To Rehab, Hello To Alcohol Bracelet

At long last, Lindsay Lohan has completed her lengthy stint with the Promises Rehabilitation Clinic.  And not a moment too soon, as she threw a Las Vegas Bash for her assistant’s birthday.

LiLo treated her assistant to a surprise party for always being there for her, especially through these last months.  But the party wasn’t too wild… Lindsay has decided herself to wear an alcohol monitoring bracelet which “just proves her determination to stay sober.”

Lindsay Lohan: Following Machiavelli To The Academy

After being charged with driving under the influence following a Beverly Hills car crash, Lindsay Lohan vowed to change her ways.

And with over a month of rehab under her belt, the Mean Girls star has found herself driven to succeed as an actress and following the advice of a book considered to be the “ultimate in political cynicism” as a means of getting to the top.