Lindsay Lohan Latest look is thin and tired -At the time when she faces judge again

Lindsay Lohan’s ongoing legal drama seems to be taking its toll.

The “Mean Girls” star has been charged with felony grand theft for allegedly stealing a $2,500 necklace from a Venice, CA jewelry store.

Looking wan and tired as she entered Judge Douglas Schwartz’s courtroom Wednesday morning, Lohan faced the possibility of up to a year in State Prison if she doesn’t accept the prosecutor’s plea deal and loses her case in court, or a lesser, yet certain, jail sentence if she does accept a deal.

“It looks like the stress is starting to get to Lindsay,” psychotherapist Dr. Jenn Berman, who does not treat Lohan, tells FOX411. “She appears to have a more somber attitude, dark circles under her eyes which could indicate a lack of sleep, and a significant weight loss—perhaps as much as 10 pounds.”

Sporting a messy ponytail and wearing an outfit by Chanel—including a pair of high-waisted ivory pants that revealed her frail frame, Lohan looked far worse than her most recent court appearance, where she made headlines for revealing a body-hugging white minidress.

Gaddafi's son Saif is Defending his Father's Government

Breaking News is this that in a televised address to the Libyan nation on Sunday Saif al-Islam Gaddafi was given the task of defending his father's government after the worst unrest of the elder Gaddafi's four-decade rule.

Saif al-Islam accused the international media of exaggerating the number of deaths in the country. According to human rights groups more than 200 people have died over the past few days.

He told that we have had 14 deaths in Tripoli, 84 in Benghazi, so we see the mass media exaggerating. People from outside Libya, with co-ordination from some channels, talk as if they were in Libya. The day before yesterday I heard more than 250 people were killed and more than 180 injured. This was an unbelievable exaggeration, he told Libyan TV.
 Saif al-Islam admitted the authorities had made mistakes and we say also there were mistakes on both sides. The police and especially the unprepared army was mistaken and of course we have people who were angry and the army defending its position, its barracks and the people had the right to be angry, he said. Sailf also saif that Libya is not Egypt and it consists of tribes and clans. It is not societies with parties and so on. Everyone in Libya knows their duties. This could cause civil war and we will repeat the civil war of 1936. Libya is not Tunisia or Egypt and Libya has got oil, which has united the whole of Libya, and this was one of the main reasons Libya was united.