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In the interview with Diana Madison of The Lowdown, Bynes touches on topics ranging from hot costars to her classes at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (Lauren Conrad is an alumna).

From high school drama queens to straight-up murderers, these onscreen mean girls are as fun to watch as they are cruel.

Amanda Bynes continues to make headlines ever since her arrival in New York City, as TMZ has learned that the police were called after she was accused of shoplifting at Barney's flagship store in midtown Manhattan.

Amanda Bynes was reportedly under the influence of Adderall when she was pulled over and arrested for driving under the influence on Sunday, Sept. 28.

On the heels of Amanda Bynes' lawyer's statement clearing up rumors about the starlet's mental health, Bynes' mother Lynne is now speaking out about her daughter's condition, saying she has "no mental illness whatsoever" and that marijuana was the cause of her erratic behavior.

After a troubled year that included bizarre Twitter rants, erratic behavior and multiple DUIs, Amanda Bynes seems to be doing well since her December 2013 release from a four-month stay at a psychiatric ward.

Amanda Bynes has completed her stint in rehab. Her treatment will continue as an outpatient even though she has been discharged from a facility in Malibu, Calif.

Good news for Amanda Bynes: The troubled starlet's psych hold is the best thing that's happened to her in a while, because the 24/7 monitoring and pill cocktails by her doctors have (knock on wood) gradually returned her to normal. But as usual, there's a bit of a catch.

The 911 caller in Amanda Bynes' bizarre fire -- the one that led to her 5150 psych hold -- is talking about the incident, and more details are emerging as to why Bynes was in the neighborhood in the first place. In the 911 call, the caller describes the incident as a "small fire," but explains that it was a cloth on a gasoline tank -- effectively creating a potential makeshift explosive.

Well, you had to see it coming. Actress and professional media magnet Amanda Bynes has finally been placed on a 5150 psychiatric hold. And all it took was starting a fire in a stranger's driveway.

Amanda Bynes appeared in a New York court this morning (July 9) to face charges of reckless endangerment and tampering with evidence after she threw a bong -- which she claims was merely a a vase -- out the window of her high-rise apartment building in May. And what better way to prove how sane she is than to show up in a greenish-blue wig. "But your honor," we hope she said, "I cou

After Amanda Bynes was arrested for allegedly throwing a bong out of her window, everyone assumed the cops would find copious amounts of drugs in her apartment and throw the book at her. But it turns out they didn't -- so Amanda might be set to walk away from the incident without so much as a wrist-slap.