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Katherine Hartley Short, 42, the daughter of actor Martin Short, died at her Hollywood Hills home in an apparent suicide. She was a licensed clinical social worker with degrees from NYU and USC, worked in private practice and with mental-health initiatives, and the Short family asked for privacy as Martin Short continues his two‑man comedy tour; crisis helplines are provided in the report.
David Lynch's Hollywood Hills estate, where he lived for over 35 years and created many of his famous works, is now on the market for $15 million. The property includes a historic Lloyd Wright-designed house, a pool, guest house, and additional structures, embodying hillside modernism and Lynch's artistic legacy.
Brad Pitt purchased a $12 million house in the Hollywood Hills, expanding his real estate portfolio, while other celebrities like Jake Gyllenhaal and Naomi Osaka also made notable property moves in Los Angeles and New York.
A Richard Neutra-designed home in Los Angeles, originally built for German painter and art dealer Galka Scheyer, is being listed for the first time in nearly half a century for $3.8 million. The early-1930s property, known for its Modernist design with vast glass walls and a hilltop location, was purchased by Carmen Radulescu-Devine's late husband in 1977 for $250,000. The couple cherished the home's history and original design, but after her husband's passing, Radulescu-Devine has decided to sell, citing the strong connection to her husband and the property. Neutra-designed homes command a premium, with a recent sale of a Neutra property for $13.06 million in 2022.
A vacant mansion in the Hollywood Hills was occupied by squatters, including a person who created a fake lease agreement and an OnlyFans model. The real estate agents discovered signs of occupation when they arrived for an open house, and the police were called. After initially finding no one inside, the agents summoned the police again, and a woman claiming to be a tenant answered the door with a fake lease agreement. The squatters had cut the security cameras' wiring, set up their own Wi-Fi, and even added a new mailbox. The house is still listed for sale, and there have been no updates from the police regarding arrests or the squatters.
A vacant mansion in the Hollywood Hills was taken over by squatters, including a person who created a fake lease agreement and an OnlyFans model, who claimed to be renting a room. The squatters had cut the wiring to security cameras, set up their own Wi-Fi, and even added a new mailbox. The real estate agents called the police, who escorted the woman and her dog out of the home. The house is still listed for sale, and there have been no updates about arrests or the squatters.
Actor Robert Pattinson has quietly sold his longtime Los Angeles home in the Hollywood Hills for $3 million in an all-cash deal. The buyer is an LLC linked to financier Frank Buckley. Pattinson recently confirmed he is expecting his first child with partner Suki Waterhouse and has acquired a larger house elsewhere in the hills. The single-story hacienda, built in the 1950s, features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious living room, a skylit kitchen, and a private yard with a grassy lawn, swimming pool, and canyon views.
Tony Danza's former Hollywood Hills home, known as the "hidden cottage," is on the market for $1.8 million. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home features an open floor plan, high vaulted ceilings, a renovated kitchen, and a backyard with a pool and spa. The property also includes a detached gable shed that Danza used for boxing and working out. The listing agent describes the residence as a rare find in one of Los Angeles' most iconic neighborhoods. The home gained attention recently when John Stamos accused his ex, Teri Copley, of being in bed with Danza, as revealed in Stamos' memoir.
Men wearing ski masks broke into Keanu Reeves' Hollywood Hills home, stealing a firearm. Authorities are investigating the incident, which is not the first time the actor's home has been targeted by intruders.
Keanu Reeves' Hollywood Hills home was burglarized by a group of intruders who entered through a window, according to the LAPD. The incident occurred when no one was home, and it is unclear if any property was stolen. The suspects remain at large, and no descriptions have been released.
Actor Keanu Reeves' Hollywood Hills home was raided by burglars for the second time, with security cameras capturing multiple men wearing ski masks breaking in through a window. The suspects reportedly stole a firearm, and police are investigating whether the initial call was an attempt to scout the property. This is not the first time Reeves' home has been targeted, as it was previously broken into in 2014.
Joan Dangerfield, widow of comedian Rodney Dangerfield, has relisted her contemporary art deco residence in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles for $17 million. The property, which offers stunning views and luxurious amenities, has been on the market for nine months with no takers. Despite being comparably priced with other homes in the area, the estate has struggled to sell due to complicated contingencies in full-price offers. The two-story white structure, designed by John Andrews Group Architects, features four bedrooms, six baths, floor-to-ceiling walls of glass, an infinity-edge pool, and a plush movie theater. The listing is held by Aaron Kirman of AKG | Christie's International Real Estate.
Actor Matthew Perry, known for his role as Chandler Bing on the hit sitcom "Friends," was laid to rest at Forest Lawn cemetery in Los Angeles. The funeral service was attended by his relatives and co-stars from the show. Perry's death at the age of 54 has generated an outpouring of grief from fans and fellow celebrities. The cause and manner of his death are yet to be determined. A foundation in Perry's name has also been launched to support people struggling with addiction.
A woman in Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, shot a man who was attempting to break into her home. The man, in his 30s, was pushing into the door when the resident shot him. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. The homeowner was detained for investigation, but no arrests have been made.
A luxurious $10 million mansion in Hollywood Hills, built by architect Richard Tuil, has been trashed by squatters who left behind trash, feces, and graffiti. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to reports of screaming and found three people on the property, who were cited for trespassing. The real estate agent confirmed that none of them were supposed to be there. Neighbors expressed concerns about increased crime in the area. Despite the incident, property values in the neighborhood remain high. The mansion, known as Villa Allegra, features four levels, a grand ballroom, outdoor living spaces, and a 100-foot infinity pool. Tuil spent six years perfecting the home, which combines Venetian style with modern convenience.