An armed attack has been carried out on the estate of Barbadian superstar Rihanna in a suburb of Beverly Hills. At the time of the incident, which occurred during the day on March 8, the singer was reportedly at home.

According to Western media reports, the alleged perpetrator was a woman in her early thirties. She drove up to the residence in a white car and opened fire. Witnesses say several shots were fired, with bullets damaging the estate’s gate and the façade of the property. A car parked near the house was also struck. Fortunately, no one was injured.

After the attack, the woman attempted to flee the scene. Police launched a search operation that included the use of a helicopter. The vehicle was eventually located about 12 kilometers from the singer’s estate.

Law enforcement officials determined that the attacker had used a semi-automatic rifle. During a search of the vehicle, officers also discovered a weapon and shell casings inside the car. The suspect has been detained, although her identity has not yet been disclosed. Investigators are currently working to establish the motive behind the attack.

The celebrity herself has not yet commented publicly on the incident.

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In Palm Springs, Marilyn Monroe’s former residence has been put on the market – with an asking price of $3.3 million.

Known as «Marilyn Monroe’s Doll House», the property belonged to the actress shortly before her death in 1962. Built in 1961, it stands as a striking example of mid-century modern architecture, a style for which Palm Springs – particularly the prestigious neighborhood of Vista Las Palmas – is renowned. The home was designed by architect Charles DuBois, one of the key figures of «Desert Modernism», whose work left a lasting imprint on the city’s architectural identity.

Although the house has undergone partial updates over the decades – including new tilework, appliances, and electrical systems – the original interior elements have been carefully preserved. All four bathrooms remain largely untouched – featuring pastel-colored finishes and sinks in creamy yellow, soft pink, and pale blue.

According to listing agent David Emerson, the previous owners were committed to maintaining the spirit of the era and the distinctive atmosphere of mid-century design.

The home spans approximately 280 square meters – around 3,000 square feet. The layout includes a spacious open-plan living room with a fireplace, a separate dining room, an original semi-circular bar, and four bedrooms. Sliding glass doors along the main living area open onto a private courtyard – complete with a covered terrace, swimming pool, jacuzzi, and fire pit.

Vista Las Palmas was once a favored enclave for the vacation residences of stars of «Golden Age Hollywood», including Elvis Presley and Peter Lawford. Even today, Emerson describes it as «arguably the finest neighborhood in the city – thanks to its architectural heritage, mountain views, and close proximity to restaurants and downtown Palm Springs».

Public records show that the property last changed hands in 2020 – when it sold for $1.58 million. As reported by TMZ, the current owner is Nick Adler, founder of the clothing brand M Star Studios.

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Actor Mickey Rourke, best known for his roles in Nine ½ Weeks, The Wrestler and Sin City, has found himself in serious financial trouble. In December 2025, the 73-year-old actor was served with an official eviction notice after accumulating approximately $59,000 in unpaid rent.

According to court documents, Rourke signed a lease for a three-bedroom house in March 2025. The original monthly rent was set at $5,200 but was later increased to $7,000. Unable to meet his financial obligations on time, the actor fell behind on payments, prompting the property owner to file a lawsuit seeking repayment of the debt, reimbursement of legal fees, and termination of the lease.

In an effort to help Rourke avoid eviction, his alleged girlfriend and member of his management team, Lia-Joelle Jones, launched a fundraising campaign on GoFundMe. The initiative, titled Help Mickey Rourke Stay in His Home, went live on January 4, 2026. Organizers aim to raise $100,000 – an amount intended to cover outstanding rent as well as related housing expenses.

So far, the campaign has already secured a substantial portion of the target sum, with tens of thousands of dollars donated by fans and concerned supporters.

Rourke himself, however, has responded ambivalently. In a video posted on his Instagram account, the actor stated that he would never ask fans for financial assistance. He described the GoFundMe campaign as humiliating, stressing that he would rather deal with his difficulties on his own. He also urged those who had already donated to request refunds.

«This has absolutely nothing to do with me, got it?» he said. «If I ever needed money, I would never ask for charity. I’d sooner choose the most extreme alternative than subject myself to that kind of humiliation».

 

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Whether Lia-Joelle Jones is indeed the actor’s partner – or whether she may have acted fraudulently – remains an open question.

Previously, Rourke had already drawn public attention due to noticeable changes in his appearance. In early January, he was spotted near his Los Angeles home with a shaved head and a markedly gaunt face. Many fans and media outlets remarked that the actor appeared almost unrecognizable compared to his former self.

 

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It appears that Rourke is currently going through a particularly difficult period in his life. In 2025, he was also removed from the British reality show Celebrity Big Brother UK following a series of incidents.

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A home in the Southern California desert, belonging to the granddaughter of Guccio Gucci, the founder of the luxury Italian fashion house, is now available for long-term rent. According to the listing, Patricia Gucci purchased and renovated the property in the 1990s.

Looking at the map, it may seem like the house is far from civilization, but that’s not the case. It is located just 11 minutes from the main street of Palm Desert, where you can find grocery stores, restaurants, art galleries, and high-end boutiques.

«This is a place to reflect. You hear nothing – no cars, no noise», the listing states.

The rental price for the home is $28,000 per month.

The estate features a main house with 10 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. Its design is inspired by various cultures, incorporating Moroccan-style wall niches, plaster finishes, and a built-in Greek bed in the master bedroom.

The property also includes a tennis court, two guest houses, and a swimming pool with breathtaking views of the Coachella Valley, as the estate is perched high on Bighorn Mountain.

Thanks to its elevated location, the temperature here is about 10 degrees cooler than at the mountain’s base, making it comfortable even in the summer.

«It feels like you’re on top of the world. You often see bighorn sheep here. It’s a very natural phenomenon», the listing describes.

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A house that once belonged to Elvis Presley has been listed for sale for $24.5 million. It is located in the prestigious Trousdale Estates neighborhood and was designed in 1958 by architect Rex Lotery.

According to the listing, Presley purchased the mansion in 1967 for $400,000. Reports indicate that the singer lived there with his wife, Priscilla, and their daughter, Lisa Marie, for six years.

The 492.39-square-meter home is situated on a hillside, offering views stretching from Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean. The Regency-era estate seamlessly blends original details such as skylights and coffered ceilings with modern updates, including new appliances and flooring.

Inside, the house features four bedrooms and five bathrooms, with some bedrooms having sliding glass doors that open onto the backyard. Outside, there is a swimming pool and a jacuzzi, surrounded by lounge chairs and bordered by grassy lawns on both sides.

According to The Wall Street Journal, many other celebrities have lived in the Trousdale Estates area over the years, including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Jane Fonda, and Groucho Marx.

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