Lindsay Lohan is in chats to bring her battle against addiction to the screen. The Mean Girls actress — whose biggest hits these days have come in the courtroom — has been approached by filmmakers to produce a documentary about her life.
“The idea is to blow the lid off the kind of LA lifestyle girls like Lindsay are or have been leading. Lindsay loves the idea and wants to get across how she’s faced her experiences,” an well-placed informant told Britain’s Daily Star this week.
In the meantime, Lohan, 24, could find herself back behind bars on Friday. The scandal-prone starlet — who recently admitted to failing two court-ordered drug tests and testing positive for cocaine and amphetamines — will have her probation revoked on Friday by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elden Fox and will likely have to spend 30 days in prison as she waits for a probation violation hearing.
“By remanding her directly to custody, Lindsay would stay behind bars until the probation violation hearing, she wouldn’t allowed to get out early. The probation violation hearing could be set for the following week, or as much as 30 days from now. If it’s set for 30 days from now, Lindsay will remain behind bars during that time if that is what Judge Fox decides.”
Earlier this year, Lohan spent four weeks in jail and rehab for failing to comply with the terms of her probation for a 2007 conviction for DUI.
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