Where is lindsay lohan in rehab

Still in her teens, she made the hit film Mean Girls in Around that time, she also made two successful music albums. Then came the troubled Lindsay, who—still making films and music—took over managing her life from her troubled parents. This crescendoed into a series of drunken episodes and traffic arrests, court involvements and repeated rehab stays. Thus Lohan entered a period when she was regarded, and regarded herself, as alcoholic, including attending AA.

In a somewhat quiet period that followed, Lohan lay low—or as low as she could—still appearing in various media and TV reality series, with accompanying rumors about her behavior and health.

She makes no reference to treatment, AA or addiction. Nightclubs and beach clubs, where alcohol flows like water especially in Greece, a so-called non-Temperance culture would surely spell disaster.

Instead she has developed interests in politics although the Obama campaign rejected her involvement and spirituality—Lohan reports that she meditates and is studying different religions. At the same time, her life has definitely become more stable. And Lohan is a businesswoman, one who has worked and largely managed herself since her late teens.

True, she has run into trouble there too for instance, she seemed to go broke and once ran afoul of the IRS. Still, without any business training or much education she has achieved much in the entertainment world, with sidelines like creating her own fashion brand. Running clubs, of course, is quite different to partying.

Her normal life standard is staying at home. She cooks this recipe called borscht that is delicious. As far as Lohan's music career goes, it may surprise you to learn that she's quietly started putting new music out again as of This ends a long stretch of sonic inactivity, reaching back to the release of her album, A Little More Personal Raw. Whether she's on the way back to her platinum-selling heights of yore remains to be seen, but we must admit, the lyric "you're like Xanax to me" is certainly not something that would have appeared in any of Lohan's teen pop tunes from back in the day.

Even nowadays, when drugs and alcohol have ostensibly been removed from the picture, Lindsay Lohan's career continues to take an unpredictable route.

As it turns out, she's perfectly capable of getting involved in all kinds of weird stuff beyond singing, acting, and getting obliterated after dark. Her MTV reality series Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club only made it through a single season before the featured Mykonos resort — one of Lohan's personal business ventures — ceased operations.

However, People reports two other Greek entertainment establishments Lohan co-owns remain open for business. Moreover, she made several million selling the Mykonos location. Maybe Lohan managed to fail upwards for a change? While Lohan has had some success as a nightclub entrepreneur, her attempts at humanitarian interventionism have been a far more mixed bag. In , Lohan got into a bizarre altercation in Moscow with a woman she accused of child trafficking. Maybe when it comes to handling the Syrian refugee crisis, Lohan would be better off supporting international organizations staffed by trained professionals, instead of harassing a family she arbitrarily selected off the street in a clueless attempt to look like a hero on Instagram.

Back in the good old days, if you were a celebrity and wanted to make some extra money with a high-profile advertising gig, you had to cross your fingers and hope that a major company would get in touch with you to appear in one of their television or print commercials.

Nowadays, things work a little differently. Brands will hire celebrities to push their products on social media, which has got to save quite a bit on marketing costs. Lindsay Lohan's taken that paradigm a step further with the U. Notably, many of the bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and other objects in the collection draw from ancient and mystical motifs.

Other accessories are more understated, though every piece is appropriately sparkly. It's hard to determine Lohan's genuine level of participation or interest in this venture. Celebs do tend to exaggerate their level of involvement with the products they slap their names on, after all. But Lohan has been heavily promoting the collection on social media , to the point that she seems at least somewhat engaged in the marketing process. As many celebrities do only the cursory amount of touting for these sorts of collaborations, that's worth noting.

Like many of you, we've had Bitcoin and the concept of cryptocurrency explained to us multiple times, and we still have no idea what it is or how it works. But hey, now we know at least one thing about it: It's something Lindsay Lohan is into. As pointed out by Benzinga , Lohan tweeted "Bitcoin to the moon" in February , and, days later, tweeted "Bitcoin to Mars. We don't even mean that entirely as a joke — "to the moon" is a real phrase with distinct meaning in the world of cryptocurrency.

Lohan also recorded a Cameo video predicting a grand horizon for crypto — but considering the paid-nature of Cameo, perhaps we can take her predictions regarding global financial trends with a grain of salt. Then again, although Lohan's made a lot of bad decisions in her life, she still appears to be rich. So maybe when she talks about money, we should at least hear her out before writing another snarky internet article about how many drugs she did in the s.

It's pretty easy to understand how, after the constant mockery and belittlement she endured from the press throughout the late '00s and onwards, Lindsay Lohan would have no idea how to feel or behave upon receiving good press.

This seemed to be the case in January , when a year-old fan named Alana contacted Lohan about a proposed Cameo recording.

According to Variety , Alana was struggling to come out to her parents. So, in a TikTok video, she floated the idea of hiring the actor to reveal the truth for her. In a video, Lohan responded to Alana with the following words of wisdom: "You are about to take a very big step in telling your parents who you truly are and what you want them to accept of you — and I think you should do it yourself. I think that coming from you, you'll feel a lot of power and strength.

The BetterMaternityCare campaign are planning to march! Check out our exclusive interview with Linda Kelly from Women Ascend here. Fair enough but we just have one question: Lindsay, why were you in rehab six times then?

Love a bit of gossip? Adele admits she was "embarrassed" when her divorce news broke.