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>Lohan checks back into rehab > >May. 30, 2007 12:00 AM > > Beverly Hills CA - One arrest, one hospital visit >and one dented shrub later, binging party girl Lindsay >Lohan finally did the right thing and checked herself >back into rehab. > > >The 20-year-old actress booked herself into the >Promises center in Malibu, Calif., Monday morning. She >was escorted by high-powered, Harvard-educated >celebrity lawyer Blair Berk, who represented Mel >Gibson after his infamous DUI arrest last July. > > >"Lindsay admitted herself to an intensive medical >rehabilitation facility on Memorial Day," Lohan's >publicist confirmed yesterday. > > >But whether the "Mean Girls" star really means to >sober up is anyone's guess. > > >Her dad, Michael, says it will take more than Promises >to get his AA-flaunting daughter back on track. > > >Lohan's downward spiral got a crash kickoff early >Saturday morning when she hopped a curb in her >Mercedes SL-65 and was arrested on suspicion of DUI. >Cops at the scene found what is believed to be cocaine >in the car. > > >Unfazed, she then spent Sunday night on the town with >deejay pal Samantha Ronson and was snapped by >paparazzi early Monday morning passed out in Ronson's >car and keeled over on a nearby sidewalk. > > >A source close to Lohan tells us that Ronson stayed by >her friend's side as she pondered her next move - a >dry-out spell at the rehab resort that recently housed >Britney Spears. > > >This is Lohan's second time in rehab. In mid-January >she checked in at Wonderland in West Hollywood, >Calif., where she was allowed daily absences to work >on her movie "I Know Who Killed Me." > > >Now, her movie career may not come first. > > >Wednesday, she was slated to start filming "Poor >Things" with Shirley MacLaine and Olympia Dukakis. But >Tuesday, MacLaine's reps told TMZ.com that Lohan's >role wasn't set in stone. > > >The entertainer's dad told the New York Daily News >that his daughter's troubles will take more than >kid-gloves coddling - whoever wants to help should >bring a sturdy Bible. > > >"(Wonderland) let her out whenever she wanted," said >Michael Lohan. "I've seen it all and I've done it all >and the only thing that works based on my experience >is a long-term, faith-based program." > > >Papa Lohan hoped his daughter would seek out spiritual >healing at the Long Island chapter of the addiction >treatment program Teen Challenge, where he is training >as a minister. He even set her up with Teen Challenge >founder the Rev. Jimmy Jack for phone therapy. > > >"It was short. Just five minutes. I caught her at >dinner. I told her that we're here for her and we love >her and that God has a special plan for her life," the >chatty minister told The News yesterday. "I feel like >it was somehow in the province of God that I got >through, because not even Mike could get through on >the cell phone. It was just a God thing." > > >Lohan's mother Dina was unavailable for comment. She >was last spotted Sunday night at Hamptons Bays hot >spot White House with a few friends. "She came to see >(singer) Fergie," said a spy.
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