Lindsay Lohan continues her late night partying!

Lindsay Lohan has continued her late night partying since leaving rehab.
The 20-year-old actress was seen leaving Hollywood nightclub Winston's on
Wednesday night (21.02.07) wearing one outfit, only to arrive at the
Mondrian Hotel at 3.45am in different clothes to continue partying.
A source told gossip website TMZ.com: "Lindsay left Winston's in a grey
long-sleeved shirt and white trilby with a spider on it.

"When she entered the Mondrian she was wearing a short-sleeved, skin-tight
grey mini dress and a red hat."
On Tuesday (20.02.07) night Lindsay performed a DJ set at Los Angeles club
Teddy's, before leaving with 'Jackass' star Steve-O.
A source said: "She spent half the night picking CDs and the other half
waving her hands in the air every time a song she picked came on."
The 'Mean Girls' star checked out of Los Angeles' Wonderland Center on
Friday (16.02.07) after a 30-day stay.
Her publicist Leslie Sloane Zelnik said: "Lindsay has finished her stay at
Wonderland and will continue the program as an outpatient.
"She is taking it one day at a time, as she is in it for the long haul. She
asks that her privacy be respected."
Lindsay checked into Wonderland on January 18 to be treated for alcoholism,
following an all-night drinking binge at the Golden Globes (15.01.07).

In other news, Lindsay Lohan will absolutely attend the L.A. memorial for her father figure, Robert Altman reports Page Six.

The actress, did not attend a memorial service for Robert Altman in New York.

The actress was devastated following the director's death in November. After hearing of his death, the star of Altman's final film "A Prairie Home Companion," released a long statement praising him. Lohan said Altman "was the closest thing to my father and grandfather that I really do believe I've had in several years."

However, rather than join other stars such as Julianne Moore and Lily Tomlin at the service, Lohan hit the L.A. clubs with "Jackass" star Steve-O reports All Headlines.

"If he was so important to her, where was she?"one source quipped to the New York Post newspaper.