Lindsay Lohan's' movers betrayed her

Lindsay Lohan is not happy that one of the people she hired to move out of her home recently has betrayed her. That person photographed her personal belongings so that he earn some money from selling those pictures.

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Lindsay Lohan dress up like Gotti

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Lindsay Lohan tried to persuade a businessman to buy her a diamond watch

Lindsay Lohan sent her assistant to tried to persuade a businessman to buy Lindsay a diamond watch at the amFAR charity gala in New York.

One source said, "There were items being auctioned for $20,000. After chatting with the businessman, Lindsay sent over an assistant, who said, 'Lindsay would very much like it if you'd bid on this item as a gift'. He just cracked up."

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Lindsay Lohan looks older than her age at amfAR New York Gala

Lindsay Lohan wore a white dress at the amfAR New York Gala but she didn't look stunning but rather look older than her age.

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Lindsay Lohan pose as Marilyn Monroe in Love magazine

Lindsay Lohan has been posing as Marilyn Monroe for few magazines in the past. And now, she has been asked to pose as Marilyn Monroe again in UK’s Love magazine.

Click here to see her photos.

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Lindsay Lohan will sue whoever said she has been drinking

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Neighbours happy that Lindsay moved out

Lindsay Lohan's neighbors are happy that Lindsay has moved out from her house in Venice Beach neighborhood.

One resident told Radar Online, "Everyone is ecstatic that she moved."

"Goodbye to her and all her drama. Since she moved here it's been a complete circus with a revolving door of friends in and out of her house and paparazzi camped out permanently."

"Everyone was so sick of her."

"Seriously, every time we heard a siren we hoped and prayed it was the police carting her off again and we would be left in peace."

"It was a nightmare when she was here ... (Samantha Ronson) has lived here for ages and she's never been any drama, she's very low key and just goes about her business, but Lohan was like a hurricane, or some other natural disaster tearing through the neighborhood."

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