Lindsay Lohan may be getting an early release from rehab, too, said TMZ.com. Just weeks into her court-mandated 90-day treatment program, sources say that after extensive evaluations by doctors, Lohan’s psychiatric and drug-dependency issues were found to be less severe than first thought, making it “very possible” that the troubled actress could be released within the coming weeks. Doctors have concluded that Lohan is not bipolar, and that her issues with drugs don’t warrant inpatient care.
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