Celebrity Real Estate

Celebrity Real Estate

 Ashton Kutcher is parting with his bachelor pad for a cool $2.6 million. Find out more about the property and see more pictures. See which other celebrities are selling their digs. Can’t afford millions? Find a more affordable place on your own.

Ted Williams speaks out after rehab

A homeless ex-radio announcer who earned instant fame with his enviable talent recently left a rehab facility against the advice of his doctors. In his first interview since leaving rehab Ted Williams explains what brought on his relapseand why he left.
See the video of Williams that made him famous overnight.

Lindsay Lohan Faces Felony Charge

Lindsay Lohan will appear in court today to be charged with felony grand theft. The troubled 24-year-old is accused of stealing a $2,500 necklace from a Venice, Calif., jewelry store on January 22.
If convicted, Lohan faces up to three years in prison. At her 1:30 PM arraignment, Lohan will surrender to the court but won't be handcuffed in front of cameras. She is currently on probation for a past drunk driving conviction; she spent 13 days in jail and 90 days in rehab last year.

A key fact in the case may be whether the necklace was borrowed or stolen. Lohan claims store employees let her borrow the 'one of a kind' necklace. Father Michael Lohan says his daughter 'gets so much on consignment and that's exactly what happened here.'

Charlie Sheen checks into rehab

CBS announced today that one of its top shows, "Two and a Half Men," is on hiatus as the series' star, actor Charlie Sheen, entered rehab, one day after he was hospitalized following an allegedly drug-fueled bender with porn stars at his LA home.


Sheen, 45, "voluntarily entered an undisclosed rehabilitation center" on Friday, his publicist said in a statement.

"He is most grateful to all who have expressed their concern," the statement added.

Frankie Muniz Hollywood Hills Home

When actor Frankie Muniz was still a teen television star he bought and sold quite a bit of property around Los Angeles. That all slowed down with the end of his television show "Malcolm in the Middle." In 2005 he bought this home for $3.499 million and in 2007 he put it on the market for $3.875 million. The LA Times reports that the home is back on the market. Muniz has been renting it out in recent years and new listing pictures show that it's missing the artwork and young-star-glam look it had back in 2007. Muniz meanwhile has turned his attention for acting to race car driving and playing drums with the band You Hang Up.