Lindsay Lohan poses in this November 2006 file photo in Los Angeles.[AP]Hard to believe now, after all the arrests, car crashes and late-night club hopping, that just 10 years ago Lindsay Lohan was Hollywood's freshest-faced bundle of joy.

The actress, who was arrested Tuesday for investigation of drunken driving and cocaine possession, was a freckle-faced, cute-as-a-button 11-year-old when she made her auspicious film debut in 1997 in the venerable Disney comedy "The Parent Trap."

Now 21, Lohan looked anything but fresh-faced in the mug shot released by the Santa Monica Police Department following her arrest. But 2007 has been a troubled year for the actress whose latest film, "I Know Who Killed Me," reaches theaters Friday.

Lohan has been in and out of rehab twice since the beginning of the year, managing to wreck a Mercedes-Benz between visits to the Wonderland Center in January and the Promises Malibu Alcohol and Drug Rehab Treatment Facility in June.

The car crash, over Memorial Day weekend, also resulted in a drunken-driving charge.

It wasn't always like this for Lohan, who once got much more attention for her films than her visits to nightclubs and police stations.

"Little Lindsay Lohan, who plays the dual role made famous by Hayley Mills in Walt Disney Pictures' remake of 'The Parent Trap,' is an amazingly gifted child actress, a natural camera performer with lots of smartness and sparkle," Chicago Tribune film critic Michael Wilmington wrote of Lohan's debut.

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