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Amanda Bynes drops a rap song.

From Jordyn Woods to Matt Lauer and Felicity Huffman, see how these stars and more fell from grace.

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.

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.

After a year of troubled behavior, Amanda Bynes has been moved to UCLA's psychiatric unit, where doctors are treating her schizophrenia symptoms.

Nick Cannon has some kind words for troubled celebrity Amanda Bynes, who was placed on a 5150 psychiatric hold earlier this week.

Amanda Bynes may currently be on a 5150 psychiatric hold so doctors can figure out just what's going on in her brain, but the good news is she won't face criminal charges for lighting a stranger's driveway on fire. Hey, even small victories count.

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.