Lindsay Lohan is getting her own page in a new history book, but it's not likely one she'll keep on her shelf.

The erratic actress is featured in "The Curious World of Drugs and Their Friends," which hits stores in August and details the "fun and fascinating facts" about "every conceivable kind of drug and the people who use them."

"Lindsay is the bad girl everybody wants to be once in a while - but then again maybe not," authors Adriano Sack and Ingo Niermann write, noting Lohan checked into rehab twice, the second time after cops found cocaine in her car.

Last summer, they add, "friends found her doing cocaine at Teddy's nightclub in Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel. After a few lines, the actress could be heard saying, 'Tomorrow I go to New York to [bleep] Jude Law.' "

The starlet's rep, Leslie Sloane Zelnik, told Page Six, "Obviously they are trying to sell their book - writing about someone they don't even know."

While Lohan is the youngest living celeb in the book, she has plenty of older company. Reformed drug dabbler Johnny Depp is quoted as saying, "I think I lived the first 35 years of my life in a fog." He further confesses: "Cocaine is a strange one. I mean, I hated it. You get this synthetic happiness, and then you're just panicking and grinding your teeth."

Teetotaler Elton John also gets ink for his onetime snorting habit, admitting, "I did not know how to speak to anyone unless I had a nose full of cocaine." And there's Robin Williams, who quips, "Cocaine for me was a place to hide . . . sometimes it made me paranoid and impotent, but mostly it just made me withdrawn."

Other celebs in the Plume book include Courtney Love, Amy Winehouse, George Michael, Robert Evans, Stephen King, Whitney Houston and Brian Wilson.

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This post has been edited by Li-Lo Rocks: Jun 28 2008, 12:22 PM

that's quote from 'The Sun'... probably fake


yepp obviously

publicity is SO annoying!

Lindsay may have done drugs (& other bad things) a while back, but I think she's cleaned up her act these days. The reports from the set of "Labour Pains" seem to confirm this, saying she's professional, punctual, and can get along with the rest of the cast.

Sam's influence? Or could it be that some of these rehab programs (like Utah) actually work? I remember when Lindsay was in Utah, she started gaining weight, until she reached a healthy size, and she hasn't gone back from that since.

It's awful when people get someone's problems and use it to get money , I feel bad about it.