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Britney Chops, David Hasselhoff, Ed's Dog Bites, More




2009.01.spears3.jpg Once listed at $7.9 million, Britney Spears' Studio City home has undergone a slim little chop, dropping to $7.195 million. Here are more photos photos of the home, while here's an excerpt from the listing: "Exquisite gated Italian Renaissance Villa w/approx 7,500 sq ft of luxury, 6 BD, 6 ½ BA, wet bar, library, den, chic dining rm, & grand foyer." [Real Estalker]



Former "Knight Rider" star David Hasselhoff and his ex-wife Pamela Bach have listed their Encino home for $5.95 million. According to Big Time Listings, the couple paid $1.98 million for the home in 1996, buying the residence from actor John Goodman. [Big Time Listings]



A poodle belonging to Ed McMahon (whose foreclosure problems have been well documented) bit a process server trying to deliver legal papers, according to TMZ. Statement from Ed's rep, Howard Bragman to TMZ: "Dog bites man is not news. Call me back when it's man bites dog." [TMZ]



Actress Beverly D'Angelo has listed her 1920s Spanish-style home in Beverly Hills for $2.185 million. Last year, Real Estalker reported that Dan Aykroyd and Donna Dixon sold their Woodrow Wilson Drive home to D'Angelo for $3.8 million. [LA Times]



The Hollywood Hills residence of the late acting coach Milton Katselas, founder of the Beverly Hills Playhouse, has been listed for $2.6 million. More about the home via the Times: "The three-bedroom, three-bathroom home in 3,800 square feet was built in 1937. It is built of oxidized iron, glass and concrete pillars with large, sand-blasted wooden beams. The floors are polished concrete and hardwood. There is a pool, a spa and a cabana with a bathroom and a second kitchen outside for entertaining in the garden." [LA Times]

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