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Lindsay has an issue with E-Trade about the 'Milkaholic' Baby Ad and I will post the news here first. Not everything can be shared during these kind of talks, but it is important for you to get the truth. So check back here to find out the latest. Thank you - Dina

Haiti Relief-All proceeds will be donated: FAME Leggings by 6126 Collection

ALL PROCEEDS FROM THIS SALE WILL BE DONATED TO SAVE THE CHILDREN-

The Fame legging comes in Metallic silver and retails for $90 but it is now $65 for a limited time only---100% of the proceeds from the sale of this item will benefit Save the Children!

“It is truly horrible what has happened to the people and children in Haiti.  I believe every company should do their part to help by donating what they can.  Please help us do our part for the Children of Haiti by purchasing this 6126 legging.  I am proud to announce that we are giving 100% of the proceeds to Haiti’s children through an organization I am passionate about, Save the Children.”- Lindsay Lohan

Save the Children is the leading independent organization creating lasting change in the lives of children in need in the United States and around the world. Recognized for their commitment to accountability, innovation and collaboration, their work takes them into the heart of communities, where they help children and families help themselves.  Emergency relief distributions in Haiti are continuing on a daily basis. They include food, water, water purification tablets, medical supplies and shelter material. Search and rescue and the delivery of assistance are increasingly moving beyond Port-au-Prince to other affected areas such as Jacmel, Carrefour, and Leogane.  

Purchase the FAME Leggings by 6126 Collection and help these relief efforts continue!

The BBC has released a trailer previewing its documentary, Lindsay Lohan In India, which chronicles the actress's weeklong visit in December to investigate the trafficking of women and children.

"It was an amazing, life-changing experience for her," Lindsay's mom, Dina, told PEOPLE on Saturday. "I'm so proud of Lindsay, that under all the scrutiny the tabloids put her under, she is a very strong, caring, talented girl who ignores all the negative, and continues to move forward in a positive direction. I am so proud of her."

According to the BBC, Lohan, 23, meets with "young boys who work 16-hour days under the constant threat of beatings, …a reformed trafficker who would make a quick buck luring young girls...[and] a shelter where young girls promised domestic work for India's burgeoning middle classes were trafficked into brothels and forced into prostitution."

"As her trip draws to an end," a BBC press release says, "Lindsay questions whether the increasing demand for domestic help and consumer goods by India's wealthy, coupled with the increasing poverty in rural India, , means there is any solution to this abominable trade."

The Lohan Family would like to express our deepest condolences to the Murphy Family.