Lohan: [Shakes head, looks exasperated and then genuinely perplexed] Substance abuse — I don’t believe that was brought up.

Lauer: Well, just talked about some experimentation with drugs and things like that. [Lohan sighs, waves this away as if it were ridiculous.]

Lauer:You’re OK?

Lohan: [Eyes roll] Yeah, everything’s fine. Vanity Fair, you know — the great thing that came out of that with the whole eating disorder issue [eyes roll] was it gave younger girls, I think, any younger girl who picked it up, they can go to their parents and talk to them about it and know that it’s better to be verbal and talk to people if you have any sort of problem, whatever it may be. And that it’s not worth it.

"What you read about is what you read about, and the only people who really matter to me – their point of view in my life – is my family and the people who work closely with me who I trust and admire and will continue to have in my life."

"There always are so many false accusations in those tabloids, and they manifest all these relationships and stories, yada yada. I just laugh it off."

Stressing that she's "not complaining," Lohan did reply, when asked if she finds it difficult to be her: "It's not that it's harder for me, but I work harder than most of my friends' parents, I think. I'm the hardest working person I know."