Lindsay Lohan, Charlie Sheen News: Before 90-Day Rehab Lock Down 'Mean Girls' Star Will 'Spend a Week' Wtih 'Anger Management' Actor, Then Brazil

With her May admittance into a 90-day stint in a "locked in" rehab facility, 26-year-old Lindsay Lohan is reportedly going to spend a week of her remaining freedom with friend and Scary Movie 5 co-star Charlie Sheen in Los Angeles. The "Anger Management" actor has helped Lohan out a few times in the past, including a check of $100,000 for the former child actress last year. After hanging with the 47-year-old Sheen, she is reportedly planning a vacation to Brazil.

An insider told the New York Post of Lohan's retreats, saying: "Lindsay's pre-rehab plan? A week with Charlie Sheen in LA, then she wants to go to Brazil. I kid you not." The source also said that Lindsay will take this time to shoot her scenes for Sheen's television show, "Anger Management." The insider said, "He's a therapist, and she'll play a patient who falls in love with him." 

Though before rumors start flying about a romance between the two stars, inside sources say that is not the case:

"Charlie isn't romantically interested in Lindsay at all and has no desire to hook up with her. There is no romantic interest at all - she isn't even his type and the last thing Charlie needs is more drama in his life! He simply feels bad for her and tries to help her out when possible."

The Brazil vacation has yet to be confirmed.

Lohan accepted a plea deal in her trial last week that keeps her out of prison but puts her in a "locked in" rehab facility for 90 days. This sentencing also extends her probation to 2 years and requires her to undergo 18 months of psychotherapy. The 26-year-old actress and singer was charged with reckless driving and lying to a police officer about a car crash in June 2012 in Santa Monica, California. Her arrest violated her probation.

Mstarz recently covered the verdict of Lindsay's reckless driving trial and the plea deal she accepted. Here is an excerpt:

Judge Dabney sentenced Lohan and then added, "A suggestion -- don't drive." After explaining the terms, he also added, "This is it. You violate your probation, and we're not going to have discussions of putting you back on probation."

Lohan's lawyer, Mark Heller, said this of the trial and sentencing:

"The only issue here today is that a sweet, wonderful 26-year-old girl has finally been able to bring some closure to a chapter in her life that has been very unfortunate. Lindsay Lohan has been very fragile and very concerned by what's been happening here and the only thing I've been concerned about is that we've been able to give her story a very, very happy ending."