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Amanda Bynes allegedly attacked a fan while at a nightclub in New York City this week.

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.

Amanda Bynes has been arrested for a DUI and was charged with a misdemeanor after cops "determined she was under the influence of a controlled substance" while she was driving.

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.

Amanda Bynes is unrecognizable -- in a good way.

In what was a rocky year for Amanda Bynes in 2013, the former Nickelodeon star seems to be doing much better after tweeting a few vacation photos from Cabo San Lucas in Mexico.

What a difference a year makes. Amanda Bynes quietly returned to Twitter after a well-documented public meltdown that was covered by the media all through 2013. The former actress, who is now studying at FIDM, shared a self-portrait on Twitter.

Amanda Bynes has accepted a plea deal in her DUI case. She will serve three years of probation, attend an alcohol education course and pay a fine.

Amanda Bynes' parents went to court today, trying to prove to a judge that their daughter was a danger to herself and others and should therefore be placed under a conservatorship. But alas, their request was denied. At least for the time being.

As if we didn't know already, Amanda Bynes has officially gone off the deep end. However, the psychiatric powers that be are now involved. The wig-loving actress, who has become infamous for her bizarre, often offensive and sometimes dangerous behavior, has been placed on 5150 psychiatric hold after she lit a fire in a stranger's driveway.

Ah, the selfie. The most narcissistic thing on social media -- and the not-so-secret guilty pleasure of many. Celebrities, especially.

When Amanda Bynes first mentioned something about getting a record contract for a rap album, everyone just assumed she was mouthing off as usual. She may as well have said she was starting a boarding house for three-toed sloths. But at least one company has taken her seriously, and is now offering her a deal. To rap about ugly people, we assume.