The Latest on Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay hit the turntables with DJ Steve Aoki at Diesel's after-party at Tenjune during New York Fashion Week.

Lindsay on DJ'ing: "They let me DJ at Bungalow 8, too, which is great. I know everyone there. I have all these burned CD mixes. One has Frank Sinatra, Joan Jett and the Stray Cats. And then I have a lot of Fergie mixed with Britney Spears mixed with Linkin Park. I have Nelly Furtado and the Kooks-they're this really cool British band. And the Arctic Monkeys, the Eagles and Billy Joel. I love all kinds of music. I listen to everything. We have iPod day on set, and I always win."

After making the fashion-show scene, Lindsay took time out and enjoyed lunch with friends at New York hot spot Da Silvano.

Lindsay on friendship: "My friends in New York are my best friends. These are people who have been in my life for all of my existence."

Despite a painful fractured wrist, which was the result of a fall she took days earlier in New York at a Fashion Week party, Lindsay toasted the release of Justin Timberlake's second solo CD, FutureSex/LoveSounds, at Miahaus Studios in Los Angeles.

Lindsay on music: "I really appreciate music. I use it to prepare for every scene. It helps me get into character. I don't know what I'd do without it."

The Chateau Marmont, the hotel Lindsay often calls home while she's in L.A., played host to the after-party that followed a special screening of Marie Antoinette. She made a brief circuit with friends, then headed off to another event.

Lindsay on Marie Antoinette: "I'd love to work with Sofia Coppola. I really respect her. I love Kirsten Dunst, too. I want to see the costumes!"

Lindsay and former boyfriend Harry Morton raised eyebrows when they were spotted leaving the Ivy in Beverly Hills after having lunch together. This came a day after Morton said to TV's Extra, "We're just sort of taking a little breather right now and slowing things down."

Lindsay on Harry: "I met Harry a while ago. We reconnected through a friend. We're just taking it step by step. Day by day."

Just an average night out in Hollywood for Lindsay, and she's quickly linked to fellow actor Keanu Reeves when the two reportedly ran into each other at Teddy's in the Roosevelt Hotel.

Lindsay on rumors: "You have to be careful who you're photographed with. People say you date someone even if you just see them for five seconds. Meanwhile, I could be working on a project with them! But they'll say it anyway."

Lindsay attended the Malibu Celebration of Film gala dinner at the Malibu Kashan Castle. Along with Virginia Madsen (shown here) and Malcolm McDowell, Lindsay presented the Courage Award to Robert Altman, who directed her in A Prairie Home Companion.

Lindsay on her film career: "I think I'm doing darker roles because in the past the timing wasn't right. I like to think that I will only get more and more proud of the things that I do."

Donning a Diane von Furstenberg dress and a black fishnet fingerless glove that covered the wrap on her healing wrist, Lindsay stopped by the T-Mobile Sidekick Party in Beverly Hills.

Lindsay's stylist Rachel Zoe on her client's fashion-forward ways: "Lindsay will sometimes wear a loose baby-doll frock, then throw on a great pair of leggings and little black ankle boots-something that contradicts it. Lately she's been doing lots of hats and gloves. She always likes to add a little something youthful to her everyday style."

Lindsay and pal Rumer Willis attended the American Cinematheque Award dinner, which honored George Clooney and was held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Willis, who has been frequently spotted out in L.A. with Lindsay, also stopped by In Style's cover shoot to visit the actress.

It looks as if Paris Hilton and Lindsay have put aside their very public differences. The two had dinner at Tao in the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas.

Lindsay on false statements: "People make so much stuff up because they don't like reality. They like the drama."

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