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According to embattled publicist-to-the-troubled-stars Leslie "My Client Went to Rehab And All I Got Was An Even Bigger Fucking Headache" Sloane Zelnick, the searching and fearless moral inventory that slowly sobering-up outpatient Lindsay Lohan is compiling in between runs to the Coffee Bean requires that the actress become even more proactive about her personal health, leading her to back out of her next movie project, A Woman of No Importance. Reports People:

"She doesn't want to just yes everyone and compromise herself anymore," says her publicist, Leslie Sloane. "If anything has been learned, it's that what she needs comes first - and right now she needs focus." [...]

Rather than jumping from movie to movie, Lohan plans to take it easy for a few weeks, according to Sloane, who adds: "It's a mature thing to do. ... She's doing this so she can focus on getting better."

While our reflexively cynical temperament makes us instantly suspicious that this public "backing out" was more of a "shoving out," we nonetheless should entertain the possibility that the choice to leave the project actually might have been Lohan's, who after availing herself of the services of one of the industry-friendly Wonderland Center's Sober Agents, came to the mature decision that taking some time off to wait for a bigger movie to come along was a prudent career move.