In 1998, the world fell in love with the smart and irresistibly charming 12-year old girl in the Walt Disney film Parent Trap. She was Lindsay Lohan, and based on her winning performance playing the role of estranged twin sisters on a mission to bring back together their separated parents, it is clear the child star will grow to become a full-fledged Hollywood actress.
Born on July 2, 1986 in New York City to Dina and Michael Lohan who are both Wall Street denizens, Lindsay was naturally gifted with an all-American beauty and multiple talents rare to find in other children her age. As early as three years old, she started as a commercial model under Ford management. Before becoming a teenager, she was a familiar face in American television, appearing in more than 60 TV commercials, from Puzza Hut to The Gap.
Lindsay's acting debut was the 1996 TV drama Another World where she reprise the role of Ali Fowler. She continued to do made-for-TV movies until 2001, when her managers gave focus on her musical career. She released her album Speak in 2005.
But the acting bug persisted and in 2003, she starred opposite Jamie Lee Curtis in the 2003 version of Freaky Friday, where Lindsay bagged an MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Female. In 2004, she starred in the comedy film Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen where she played an actress wannabe named Lola. But it was in the movie Mean Girls shown in the same year that really catapulted Lindsay as the hottest star to watch out for, after she got glowing reviews and the film earned $86 million in the US alone. Strings of commercial movies followed like Herbie Fully Loaded and I Know Who Killed Me which were moderate successes.
As she grew up, Lindsay became associated with troubled pop star Britney Spears and notorious socialite Paris Hilton. She had her own share of celebrity scandal, including a DUI charge and a public feud with her dad over her lesbian relationship with DJ Samantha Romson.
Born on July 2, 1986 in New York City to Dina and Michael Lohan who are both Wall Street denizens, Lindsay was naturally gifted with an all-American beauty and multiple talents rare to find in other children her age. As early as three years old, she started as a commercial model under Ford management. Before becoming a teenager, she was a familiar face in American television, appearing in more than 60 TV commercials, from Puzza Hut to The Gap.
Lindsay's acting debut was the 1996 TV drama Another World where she reprise the role of Ali Fowler. She continued to do made-for-TV movies until 2001, when her managers gave focus on her musical career. She released her album Speak in 2005.
But the acting bug persisted and in 2003, she starred opposite Jamie Lee Curtis in the 2003 version of Freaky Friday, where Lindsay bagged an MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Female. In 2004, she starred in the comedy film Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen where she played an actress wannabe named Lola. But it was in the movie Mean Girls shown in the same year that really catapulted Lindsay as the hottest star to watch out for, after she got glowing reviews and the film earned $86 million in the US alone. Strings of commercial movies followed like Herbie Fully Loaded and I Know Who Killed Me which were moderate successes.
As she grew up, Lindsay became associated with troubled pop star Britney Spears and notorious socialite Paris Hilton. She had her own share of celebrity scandal, including a DUI charge and a public feud with her dad over her lesbian relationship with DJ Samantha Romson.
