Lindsay Lohan returns to rehab
Relevant offers
Troubled Hollywood starlet Lindsay Lohan checked into a Utah rehab facility on Sunday.
The Mean Girls star - who is currently facing charges of DUI (driving under the influence), possession of cocaine, transporting a narcotic into a custody facility and driving on a suspended licence - is staying at the Cirque Lodge drug and alcohol rehab facility in Sundance.
Staff have confirmed that Lindsay, 21, is to undergo an intense rehabilitation programme which is expected to last a minimum of 30 days.
The centre treats men and women over the age of 18 and patients must undergo a thorough mental and physical examination upon arrival.
The centre can house up to 16 residents at a time and each room has a Jacuzzi.
The Lodge was named by Town and Country magazine as one of America's best rehab clinics and prices start at $US30,000.
Previous star patients include David Hasselhoff and Mary-Kate Olsen.
Since her arrest on July 24, Lindsay has been in hiding in Los Angeles, allegedly at the home of family friend Gina Glickman.
Last Friday, the troubled actress flew to New York to spend the weekend with her family before travelling to Utah to begin her treatment.
Lindsay's representative said: "It would be counterproductive to the medical treatment she is receiving to release Lindsay's whereabouts at this time."
- Z_Bang! Showbiz
Sponsored links
Son watches dad die in boat tragedy
Woman critically injured in hit and run
Kiwi accused in $3m cocaine case
Hi-tech threat to public servants
Lawyer Barry Hart faces misconduct charges
Mum cops $200 fine for truant daughter
Rowing crewmates become rivals at nationals
Robbed retailers want cameras, not flowers
Murder weapon adds to victim's family's pain
Erin Baker our 'best ever', Adams looming fast
Daniel to wave goodbye to Wellington Phoenix?
Son watches dad die in boat tragedy
One dead after SH1 crash near Wellington
Caring for these kids a job for life
Mum cops $200 fine for truant daughter
Dotcom accused van der Kolk 'flabbergasted'
Woman critically injured in hit and run
Daily trivia quiz: February 14
Lawyer Barry Hart faces misconduct charges
Virtual jobs to replace public servants
Paul Henry's disjointed return to TV
NZ, mate, you might have a drinking problem
Unruly festival-goers 'stretch police'
Ethnic rights advice stuns communities
What should the MMP threshold be?


