Experts tell HollywoodLife.com that celebs like Lindsay, Paris Hilton and Britney Spears all bail on mandatory court appearances because they think the rules don’t apply to them!

When Lindsay Lohan missed her mandatory court-ordered appearance May 20 to party at the Cannes Film Festival, resulting in a warrant for her arrest and possible jail time, we had to ask ourselves — why do young Hollywood starlets think they can blow off court appointments?

Three experts agree on one common factor: Lindsay, as well as her celebrity counterparts like Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, think they’re above the law!

“They like to believe they are special and above the law. Even more, they like to create the image that they are above the law,” celebrity psychiatrist Carole Lieberman, M.D. tells HollywoodLife.com. She added, “If Jane Doe missed a court date, there would be hell to pay. So these celebs like to flaunt the fact that they are not being punished as drastically as the average citizen.”

Agrees addiction expert Marty Brenner, “If it was important to Lindsay, she’d [have been in court]. At lot of celebs think they’re above the law because they get a slap on the wrist and let go. [Lindsay’s] charge is a tough one. There are no more slaps on the wrist.” Click here to read more »

Given that Michael just called the police on Lindsay, saying it was for her ‘own good’, we have to ask: are their crazier families than the Lohans in Tinseltown? Our experts say no!

When you think ‘Lohan’, you think ‘drama.’ You name it, they’ve done it! Drugs, sex, rock ‘n roll, rehab, petty crime, bisexuality, divorce — their lives are like a soap opera! The latest in a string of crazy shenanigans: patriarch Michael Lohan, 49, called the cops on his oldest daughter, Lindsay, 23, in order to heroically “save” his youngest, Ali, from Lindsay’s bad influence. Meanwhile, mom Dina is firing back and saying Lindsay is “100 percent not [a bad influence].” Yikes! Click here to read more »

After spending only two weeks in rehab, Charlie Sheen has already returned to his show Two and a Half Men — and one expert explains to HollywoodLife.com why the actor may be at risk

Charlie Sheen returned to the set of his CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men on March 16 after spending two weeks in rehab for “preventative measures,” but is it too soon? Beverly Hills-based addiction expert Marty Brenner says given the actor’s rocky past with addiction, Charlie may have moved too quickly.

“Sometimes it’s good to get back to work and forget about what happened, but I think Charlie went back too soon,” Brenner told HollywoodLife.com March 17. “Because of everything that’s going on with Charlie right now, they really, really have to put the reigns on him so he doesn’t get stressed out and start drinking again.” Click here to read more »

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Heath Ledger, Anna Nicole Smith, DJ AM and now Corey Haim. they’re just the latest in a long line of celebrities, from Marilyn Monroe to River Phoenix to John Belushi, to die from fatal drug overdoses. I grilled Beverley Hills drug addiction expert, Marty Brenner, celebrity psychiatrist, Dr. Carole Lieberman and LA-based psychotherapist, Dr. Jenn Berman, as to why stars are especially at risk for dying tragically way, way before their times.

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