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Lindsay Lohan has undergone quite an evolution in her career. From her iconic roles in 2000s teen classics like 'Mean Girls' and 'Freaky Friday,' she took a decade-long break from acting before returning to the silver screen in 2022. Explore her career journey in this gallery
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Lindsay Lohan stars as twins in the movie 'The Parent Trap.' Here is 11-year-old Lohan with co-star Natasha Richardson.
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Lohan continued to work with Disney in the early 2000s, starring alongside Tyra Banks in 'Life-Size, Brenda Song in 'Get a Clue,' and Jamie Lee Curtis in 'Freaky Friday.'
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In 2004, Lindsay Lohan and co-star Adam Garcia were at the premiere of 'Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen' in New York. This film, released the same year as 'Mean Girls,' follows Lohan as a teen girl moving from New York City to New Jersey, aiming to become an actress. The cast includes Glenne Headly, Alison Pill, and Megan Fox. It's considered a classic by many for its realistic portrayal of teenage experiences.
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As Lohan's fame grew, she began attracting attention for more than just her movies. In May 2007, she was arrested for driving under the influence and voluntarily went to rehab. Later that summer, she faced charges for possessing cocaine and driving with a suspended license. After pleading guilty, Lohan received a one-day jail sentence, had to complete an alcohol education program, community service, and was placed on probation. She spent just 84 minutes in jail in November 2007.
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Lohan's legal troubles persisted in 2010 when she missed a mandatory hearing. A judge found her in violation of probation and sentenced her to 90 days in jail and 90 days of rehab. She served 14 days in jail before being released early due to overcrowding.
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Besides her Disney career, many may overlook Lindsay Lohan's brief stint in music. On December 8, 2015, she made a special guest appearance with Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran in London. Lohan released two studio albums: "Speak" in 2004 and "A Little More Personal (Raw)" in 2005. However, her debut single "Ultimate" from the 'Freaky Friday' soundtrack remains a beloved track for many!
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Lindsay Lohan starred in 'Mean Girls,' her most famous movie known for its great story and talented cast. Directed by Tina Fey, Lohan plays a teen girl who moves from Africa to a new school in America. The movie's catchy phrases, like "so fetch," are still popular and have had a big impact on pop culture.
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In 2018, Lindsay Lohan opened Lohan Beach House in Mykonos. The MTV reality show 'Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club' followed her journey of hiring American staff for the luxury island location. Despite initial interest, the show didn't perform well in ratings and was canceled after one season.
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It was a Christmas delight for Lindsay fans. In November 2022, Lohan returned to the screen in Netflix’s 'Falling for Christmas,' marking her comeback after a quieter decade. Lohan and her co-star Chord Overstreet celebrated the film at a screening with the cast and crew in New York. The heartwarming holiday movie was a perfect fit for her comeback.
Lindsay Lohan's journey from child star to Hollywood icon is full of ups and downs. This gallery highlights key moments from her roles in "The Parent Trap" and "Mean Girls," her music and fashion ventures, and her personal challenges and successes.
Explore the highs and lows of Lindsay's career and life.