Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan’s Playboy cover has slipped from its cloak of secrecy.

An image of the alleged January/February issue flooded the Internet Wednesday, a full week before the “Mean Girls” star is scheduled to give a sneak peek on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

Hugh Hefner, Playboy’s robe-clad mogul, said the layout would have a retro theme.

“ classic tribute inspired by the original Tom Kelly nude pictoral of Marilyn Monroe,” he told “The Insider.”

Lohan reportedly was paid $1 million for flashing what her Long Island parents gave her.

Co-owners Mark Treas and Rhett Barbour told The Kentucky Enquirer that the camp is more about how to better take the test to raise scores, not on how to improve knowledge in subject areas, It’s a 40-hour week of intense training. The company says if students don’t score better after taking the $300 class, they can take it again for free. If they still don’t score better, they get their money back.

The company has taught hundreds of students in its first two years, and expects to serve about 600 students this year alone. Only four have come back to retake it, Treas said. Nobody has asked for a refund.

The camp was timed to coincide with the ACT exam, which will be administered Saturday nationwide.

The Robert Pattinson-Reese Witherspooon starrer Water for Elephants and Morgan Spurlock’s The Greatest Movie Ever Sold are just two of several movies opening Friday.

“Water for Elephants,” based on a best-selling novel, was released in theaters Friday. If you read the book, you will have expectations.

“Water for Elephants” takes place in the 1930s. Christoph Waltz plays the sometimes nasty owner of a second-rate travelling circus. The new employee, Robert Pattinson, may not last in his job taking care of the animals since it seems he’d rather take care of the headliner and owner’s wife, played by Reese Witherspoon.

There is plenty of drama in “Water for Elephants.” And I will tell you scenes the studio has not released involving violence against the elephant play out in a very disturbing manner, even though they were manufactured with the help of high-tech special effects.

This movie is sometimes sad, sometimes makes you cringe and always makes you hope for a happy ending. I won’t tell you whether or not you get it, but I will say you are likely to tense up more than once watching.

The star attraction of “Water for Elephants” is really the acting. During moments when the story didn’t grab me, the performances did.

Release: April 22 (20th Century Fox)
Production: Fox 2000 Pictures presents a 3 Arts Entertainment/Gil Netter/Flashpoint Entertainment production
Cast: Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson, Christoph Waltz, Paul Schneider, Jim Norton, Hal Holbrook, Mark Povinelli, Richard Brake, Stephen Monroe Taylor, Ken Foree, Scott MacDonald, James Frain, Sam Anderson, John Aylward, Brad Greenquist, Tim Guinee
Director: Francis Lawrence
Screenwriter: Richard LaGravenese, based on the novel by Sara Gruen
Producers: Gil Netter, Erwin Stoff, Andrew R. Tennenbaum
Executive producer: Kevin Halloran
Director of photography: Rodrigo Prieto
Production designer: Jack Fisk
Costume designer: Jacqueline West
Editor: Alan Edward Bell
Music: James Newton Howard
PG-13 rating, 121 minutes

Zsa Zsa Gabor’s

Zsa Zsa Gabor was inconsolable and her blood pressure shot up to dangerous levels, So the doctor told him to bring her into the hospital so they could medicate and watch her.

Taylor and Gabor, 94, had been friends for decades and Gabor apparently thinks that she hasn’t got long to live.

Gabor is reported to have been born in Budapest on Feb. 6, 1917 as Sari Gabor. She married von Anhalt in 1986. Gabor was married to Hilton, the great-grandfather of socialite Paris Hilton, from 1942 to 1947.

Gabor was released from the hospital at the beginning of the month after blood-flow problems and had one of her legs amputated in January after doctors found an infection and antibiotics failed to heal it.

She underwent a hip operation but has suffered several complications. During one of her hospital stays in August, she had a priest read her last rites. Gabor is partially paralyzed from a 2002 car accident and uses a wheelchair. She also reportedly had a stroke in 2005.

Douglas Whisler also was booked into the county jail on charges of failure to use due care, failure to provide a proper address as an ex-felon and having no insurance.

He said currently there are no other details about the accident and that law enforcement officials continue to investigate the incident on the scene. No injuries were reported.