Actress and singer Lindsay Lohan was born on July 2, 1986, in New York. She began appearing in commercials as a child actress at age three and made her television debut at age nine. Her screen debut in the 1998 film "The Familiar," where she received acclaim for her outstanding acting, focused on her studies for a time, but her 2003 film "The Fortune Cookie" became a huge hit, grossing over $100 million at the US box office, and she quickly became a teen idol. Furthermore, at age 18, she became the youngest host in history at the 2004 MTV Movie Awards, winning the Breakthrough Award and the Teen Choice Award for Best Actress. Her album "Speak," released that same year, became a huge hit, selling over one million copies and solidifying her status as a singer. However, around 2007, drug and alcohol problems were revealed, and she continued to be plagued by scandals. Although he is now widely recognized as a troublemaker, he is currently in a rehabilitation facility and is aiming to reform.

He is also popular as a fashion icon, and the leggings brand he produces, "6126," is a favorite among celebrities. It is sold in high-end select shops such as Fred Segal in the United States.

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