 |  | | Full Name: | Lindsay Morgan Lohan (born Lindsay Dee Lohan) | | | Birthday: | 7/2/1986 | | | Sign: | Cancer | | | Eye Color: | Green Height: 5' 5" | | | Hometown: | New York, NY | | | | | Relationship Status: | Lindsay, who became a staple of the gossip columns following a public spat with Hilary Duff over their relationships with Aaron Carter, has made fun of her “party girl” reputation during her appearances on “Saturday Night Live.” She has admitted to an on-again, off-again romance with Pink Taco restaurant owner Harry Morton; she was also spotted recently with Stavros Niarchos, a wild boy Greek socialite fam | | | Big Break: | Lindsay broke into television by trying out for a Duncan Hines commercial. She went on to film over 60 commercials, including a Jello pudding spot with Bill Cosby. Her breakout film role was in a film called “Mean Girls,” where her critically acclaimed performance contributed to a box-office gross of $128 million worldwide. | | | Best Known For: | Lindsay is best known for her success as an actress. She played the part of “Alli” Fowler in the TV daytime drama “Another World,” beginning in 1996. Her first movie was Disney’s “The Parent Trap,” and her latest release is an independent film called “Bobby,” which is a story about the assassination of Bobby Kennedy. | | | Cool Facts: | Lohan hosted “Saturday Night Live” three times.
Lindsay, who took up smoking in 2004, has recently been active in the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, an organization that tries to prevent teenagers from smoking cigarettes. Other charity projects she supports include the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Foundation, Save the Children, The United Cerebral Palsy Association, and her own charity, Dream Come True. | | | Quick Bio: | Lindsay was born in New York City into an Irish-Italian family. Lindsay’s father Michael was a Wall Street trader who built up and sold a pizza business. Lindsay’s mother Dina was a Radio City “Rockette” and Wall Street analyst who now has a full-time job managing her daughter’s career. Lindsay has three younger siblings – Michael, Dakota and Aliana. At age three, Lindsay became the first redheaded child to be signed by the Ford Modeling Agency. There was not a lot of work to be had for brown-eyed children at the time she started, but she eventually appeared in over 100 ads for Toys “R” Us. Working in television commercials got her notice from Hollywood casting agents. Her first movie, “The Parent Trap” (1998) grossed $92 million worldwide. Over the past decade, Lindsay has had a very active career as an actress. She currently has four film projects in the works. However, her biggest ambition is to become known as a pop star. She sang the closing theme of the “Freaky Friday” soundtrack, and she recorded four songs for the soundtrack of “Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen". In 2002, she signed a five-album contract with record producer Emilio Estefan, Jr. Her debut album, “Speak,” reached number four on the Billboard 200 list. The single from that album, “Rumors,” was nominated for Best Pop Video at the 2005 MTV Music Video Awards. Her second album, “A Little More Personal (Raw),” released in December 2005, expressed the pain Lindsay’s family felt at the misbehavior of her father, an admitted alcoholic who has had a number of recent run-ins with the law, and who spent a great deal of time in prison while Lindsay was growing up. Her third album is scheduled for release in time for Christmas this year. | | | Other Notes: | Want to have some fun with Lindsay? Check out her word search puzzle! | | | |
