Lindsay Lohan

Date of Birth:  June 4, 1975

Birth Location: New York City, U.S.

Mini Biograhy: Lindsay Morgan Lohan was born on July 2, 1986. Her mother Dina is a former Radio City "Rockette" while her father Michael was a long-time Wall Street trader before he struck it rich with a family pasta business. He has now redirected his energies into film development and producing.

Lindsay was such a natural beauty that she began modeling at the age of 3. She was also talented. Capitalizing on her flair for performing, she was cast in over 60 TV commercials for companies such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Wendy's, the Gap, Pizza Hut, Calvin Klein, and Jell-O, in which she shared the screen with Bill Cosby.

When she was 7, Lohan was required to dress up as garbage for a Halloween skit on the Late Show with David Letterman called "Things You Find on the Bottom of the Subway." It was her first real acting job.

In 1996, Lohan got her second big break when she was cast on the long-running NBC soap opera "Another World." For only one season, she became the third actress to portray Alexandra "Alli" Fowler.

Shortly after, she hit the highway to fame when Disney sought to remake the hugely successful family comedy "The Parent Trap" (1998). In addition, she also got a three-picture deal with Disney thanks to this movie. Her next move was to appear in the Wonderful World of Disney production of "Life-Size" (2000), a comedy also featuring supermodel Tyra Banks.

In 2003, along with Jamie Lee Curtis, Lindsay Lohan was cast in Freaky Friday and reprised one of the early roles that made Jodie Foster a household name.

In September 2002, Lohan also got a contract with music heavyweight Emilio Estefan Jr. She signed a five-album deal with Estefan Enterprises. In 2005, she released her debut album, "Speak," followed by "A Little More Personal" the next year.