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Lindsay Lohan Arrives In NYC For SNL & ‘No Holds Barred’ Today Show Interview

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Feb. 27 2012, Published 3:30 p.m. ET

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By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Legal Editor

Lindsay Lohan has just arrived in New York City to begin rehearsals for Saturday Night Live, which she will be hosting on March 3, and Breaking Celebrity News has exclusively learned that the actress will also be interviewed on The Today Show this week.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, the 25-year-old is “very excited” to be hosting SNL. “Lindsay has been a longtime fan of Saturday Night Live and is incredibly excited to host the show and work with the amazing cast and writers," her rep, Steve Honig told Breaking Celebrity News.

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"Lindsay has agreed to go on The Today Show for a no holds barred interview. She has tremendous respect for Matt Lauer, who will most likely be doing the interview,” a source close to the actress tells Breaking Celebrity News. “Lindsay is a little nervous about hosting SNL, but that is to be expected. She is grateful for the opportunity and won't let Lorne Michaels (executive producer of the show), down.”

The source says that Lindsay’s Today Show interview will air Thursday.

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Last week, Lohan got a glowing report and praise from the judge handling her misdemeanor theft case. Judge Stephanie Sautner told Lindsay during the brief hearing that it looks like she has gotten "her life back on track."

Furthermore, Lindsay is in the homestretch of her probation requirements, and once she completes the remaining 14 days of community service and 5 therapy sessions, she will have fullfilled all of the obligations from the Court and will no longer be required to report to her probation officer.