Lindsay Lohan’s controversies

After Miley Cyrus, Lilo goes topless
After Miley Cyrus, it's Lindsay Lohan aka Lilo who has stripped to her bare essentials. The Mean Girls star clicked a picture of herself in a pair of lacy knickers, wearing nothing else and flaunted her svelte figure while taking a break in Mykonos, Greece. Lilo took to Instagram to post this sexy photograph along with the caption, " I love my golden villa at Cavo tagoo. Thank you to my friends here." [sic]

Read on to know some controversies about Lilo…

Lindsay Lohan aka Lilo has always managed to make headlines for all the wrong reasons. The actress-singer cannot stay away from controversies. According to reports, in 2010, Lindsay checked into a rehab centre after taking drugs in violation of her probation. She checked into an unidentified rehab centre in southern California, according to celebrity website TMZ. Lohan's stint came ahead of an October 22, 2010 hearing that could have seen her jailed for a year for violating terms of a probation that banned her from using drugs and alcohol. After failing a drug test, she spent 15 hours in jail before being freed on $300000 bail, after an appeals judge overruled a lower judge's decision that she must spend 30 days in jail. Lohan was released from a court-ordered rehab stint, following a brief jail term imposed for drunk-driving violations.

According to an IANS report, in 2014, Lindsay Lohan was accused of drinking alcohol at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The actress vowed to stay sober at the event that took place at Empire Polo Club, Indio, California, reports contactmusic.com. Lohan, who confessed to having "one glass of wine" since leaving rehab for the sixth time, had been accused of consuming vodka with a group of friends, including her sister Aliana, 20, during Kid Cudi's set. "She looked completely out of it. She couldn't stand up straight and she was frantically chain-smoking cigarettes. In one of her hands she had a plastic cup with a clear liquid in it," a source was quoted in a report on InTouchWeekly.com. "The group was standing in a small cabana, booth type thing and one of the friends was making regular trips to the bar. I overheard the friend order four vodka sodas and when he carried them back to the group he handed one to Lindsay and she started drinking it. She didn't seem to care who saw and none of the group seemed concerned," added the source.

In 2014, Lindsay Lohan had said that she would never go behind the wheels after drinking again as she has learnt her lesson following her arrest for DUI (driving under influence). According to an IANS report, Lohan hit headlines again after being arrested for the offence twice. The arrests led to a string of legal problems for her. In an interview with Marie Claire, the Mean Girls star also admitted that she knows her actions were wrong, reported femalefirst.co.uk. "I would never have got behind the wheel of a car after having a drink. Ever," she had said.

According to a PTI report, Lindsay Lohan was sued for allegedly not paying for the services of a stylist management company. The Mean Girls actress is the subject of a lawsuit from Exclusive Artists Management, Inc, which claims she has committed fraud by failing to pay for services rendered and breach of contract, reported TMZ. The suit claimed she booked a hairstylist and make-up artist "by and through" EFO Films, who are co-defendants in the suit, to work with her while she was at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2014 to announce she would be starring in a movie called Inconceivable. The lawsuit claimed the movie never took off because of the difficulties in landing insurance for the troubled star, who has previously been in rehab six times and endured a number of legal problems.

According to an IANS report, Lindsay Lohan claimed that her controversial stint on Oprah Winfrey's reality show left her little choice but to relocate overseas. Lohan talked about it in an interview with Britain's Telegraph to promote her gig in a London production of drama Speed-the-Plow. The actress stressed that her OWN docu-series, which exposed her alcohol relapse, alleged miscarriage and many emotional meltdowns on the small screen, made her a target in her hometown of New York City, reported contactmusic.com. "After the Oprah show, it was kind of hard for me to be in New York. There started to be paparazzi, and I didn't have that in New York in the beginning. Every time I left my house, they were at the corner," she was quoted saying.

According to an ANI report, in 2014, Lindsay Lohan and her brother were being sued by a website developer, who claimed that the pair stole an idea for a website from him. According to Fima Potik, the Mean Girls star and her brother Michael Lohan Jr. agreed to work with him on Spotted Friend, a website that gives people a chance to see the clothes in celebs’ closets, but they backed out and took his idea to another investor, TMZ.com reported. He explained that he got a text from Michael Jr. saying he wanted a bigger cut of the company, or else and in the suit, Potik said that Lohan and Michael went off and started an app called Vigme, which he described as a carbon copy of Spotted Friend. Potik reportedly wanted more than 60 million dollars and also wanted to get Vigme shut down.