Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Dee Lohan, born on July 2, 1986, in New York City and raised on Long Island, is a versatile American actress and singer. Her career began at an early age when she was signed by Ford Models at just three years old. Lohan made her acting debut as a regular on the soap opera *Another World* at ten, but it was her role in Disney's *The Parent Trap* (1998) that propelled her into the spotlight. This success was quickly followed by starring roles in television films like *Life-Size* (2000) and *Get a Clue* (2002), as well as blockbuster hits such as *Freaky Friday* (2003) and *Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen* (2004). Her iconic performance in *Mean Girls* (2004) solidified her status as a teen sensation and a leading figure in Hollywood.

Lohan expanded her talents by releasing two albums through Casablanca Records: the platinum-certified *Speak* (2004) and the gold-certified *A Little More Personal (Raw)* (2005). In addition to mainstream films like *Herbie: Fully Loaded* (2005) and *Just My Luck* (2006), she took on diverse roles in independent films such as *A Prairie Home Companion* and *Bobby* (both 2006).

In 2013, with the help of Oprah Winfrey, Lohan starred in the docu-series *Lindsay* (2014), which chronicled her return to the industry. Her stage debut in the West End production of *Speed-the-Plow* (2014) and her participation in the comedy series *Sick Note* (2018) showcased her ongoing evolution as an artist. Lohan also opened three beach clubs in Greece, featured in *Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club* (2019), and signed a multi-picture deal with Netflix, leading to her role