Lindsay Considering Jail-Free Plea Bargain

She entered a "not guilty" plea in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday, but Lindsay Lohan would consider taking a deal if no prison time were involved in the bargain, according to her attorney.

"Ms. Lohan maintains her innocence, and now that I've seen the police reports, I believe the case is entirely defensible," Shawn Chapman Holley told CNN. "Having said that, we will entertain a discussion concerning a plea if it means no jail so that she can move forward with her recovery and her career."

The Mean Girls star, 24 stands accused of stealing a $2,500 necklace from a Venice, Calif. jewelry store on January 22. If convicted she faces up to three years in prison.

Lohan, whose probation for a 2007 DUI conviction was revoked, was released yesterday after posting 10 percent of the $40,000 bail ordered by Judge Keith Schwartz. The next hearing on the matter is February 23.

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Tila Tequila Arrives At LAX After Attack

Reality TV starlet Tila Tequila attended the "Gathering of the Juggalos" concert - which included acts like Insane Clown Posse - in Hardin County, Illinois over the weekend and, according to her, was attacked onstage...

Concertgoers apparently threw everything at Tila, like rocks, beer bottles, firecrackers and even feces.

Law officials declined to go into detail (citing HIPAA privacy laws) but Hardin County Sheriff Tom Seiner confirmed Tequila complained of said injuries. A witness tells CNN that Tila was "taunting" the crowd. "She didn't know how to handle them. She took her top off and they got really violent."

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Kristin Cavallari's Advice For Lindsay Lohan

CNN iReporter Chris Morrow caught up with "The Hills" star Kristin Cavallari at San Diego Comic Con. Cavallari, who was at an event to accept an award for trendsetter of the year, offered a few tidbits of advice for recently incarcerated star Lindsay Lohan:

"Even, like, when it comes down to parking tickets, pay your parking tickets on time!" says Cavallari. "Just make sure everything is taken care of so that things doesn't follow you and then all of a sudden you're knee-deep in DUIs or parking tickets or whatever it is. Handle everything as it comes in."

Cavallari, who's no stranger to the tabloids, also tells Lohan to try to ignore the media frenzy around her case as much as she can. "It's extremely frustrating, but...at the end of the day, there's no point in getting really upset about it because there's nothing that you can do."

"That's why I actually got a Twitter, too," she adds. "To have some sort of a voice in the media. Which helps, a little bit, but ultimately it really doesn't do anything. They're still just going to write whatever they want."

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