Lindsay Lohan is slated to spend part of her drunk driving conviction sentence working in a morque. The “Mean Girls” and “Georgia Rule” young actress pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence last year and as part of the sentence that the judge handed her she must carry out 10 days of community service. Lohan has already spent time volunteering for the American Red Cross and now must work two four-hour days in the Los Angeles morgue where she will see firsthand the aftermath of drunk driving. Once her time in the morgue is finished Lohan will then move on to working for two days in the emergency room of a hospital.

In the past year the 21-year-old former child actress has become better known for her run-ins with the law rather than her movie roles. It seems that the public knows Lindsay better for her multiple car crashes and DUIs rather than for her box office duds like “I Know Who Killed Me”. On New Years the actress was in the bad books once again for being secretly filmed drinking from a champagne bottle when she was supposed to be alcohol free. Lohan knew that she had made a mistake and shortly after the party called her rehab sponsor and said that she had slipped off the wagon. “There is no magic cure here. The most unfortunate part of this is that Lindsay has to share her ‘one day at a time’ with the entire world,” explained Lindsay’s lawyer Blair Berk.

Paris, Lindsay, Britney, Nicole. Their names splash across the entertainment news headlines the morning after their latest misadventure. From their frequent encounters with the law to lewd adult videos appearing on the internet the lives of these “celebutants” have become a very public spectacle that the world is eager to follow. Now the producer working on a movie about the life’s story of Anna Nicole Smith wants to make another film based on fictional famous young women in trouble. The title of the film? “Hollywood Brats”.

“It’s all about these girls in Hollywood getting into trouble,” said Jay Nasser, the producer making the movie. His movie will focus on the ups-and-downs of three Hollywood starlets as they dodge the paparazzi, police and public humiliation. “You see them all go to jail, you see them get arrested, you see them go through trials and tribulations,” added Nasser. In fact the characters in Nasser’s movie may be some actual real-life troublemakers who agree to take part in the proceedings. “I’m not allowed to let those names out yet,” he said.

“Hollywood Brats” is looking to start shooting the day before Halloween.