Macaulay Culkin hit up The Red Door Lounge in Billings, MT last night where he did a fantastic rendition of the classic song, "My Way" -- but did he do it as well as our own Harvey Levin did?



Now HL's version, slightly more produced and with the help of Paul Anka.



So the question is ... 

UPDATE: From our bitter boss ... 

 

The iconic home of the McCallisters in the "Home Alone" movies is officially on the market -- and it could be yours if you can cough up $2.4 MILLION!


The 1920's colonial Georgian home -- located in the Chicago suburb of Winnetka -- is advertised as "Classic residence offers timeless and inspired family living."

Listing agent Marissa Hopkins thinks the home is definitely a film star, saying, “Very few homes have a leading role in a movie, in a sense becoming an additional character.”

Besides being a piece of movie history ... the home also boasts a four-room master suite, a carved marble fireplace mantle and the notorious "attic bedroom" -- where Kevin had to spend the night with his bed-wetting cousin.

The only downside ... bumbling criminals are known to frequent the area.

From the kid in "Home Alone" to the man of the Hollywood hills -- watch Macaulay Culkin grow up right before you very eyes!

Attempting to go unrecognized in his best Spencer Pratt drag, elusive former adorable child star Macaulay Culkin was actually spotted out with his younger brother Kieran in London last night.


Sadly, his ridiculously hot girlfriend Mila Kunis was nowhere in sight.

Here's Macaulay Culkin's younger brother Rory Culkin ("Signs") at an event in NYC last week (left) -- and Brooke Smith who played Dr. Erica Hahn on "Grey's Anatomy" (right).



One of them put the lotion in the basket for Buffalo Bill.

We're just sayin'.

We hear rumors from time to time Macaulay Culkin kicked the bucket, but "Home Alone 5" hopefuls can rest easy: the kid's still breathing ... and judging from the lattes, he has at least two friends.

A female non-lebrity was able to infiltrate the bizarro celebrity trinity of Seth Green, Macaulay Culkin and Scarlett Johansson on Tuesday.

As they walked the streets of NYC, the illustrious group appeared unscathed by the average being's lack of fame or shaded eye wear.

Unable to determine if said woman was actually an employee of one of the known personalities, emergency personnel were not called to the scene.

While TMZ appreciated 'Saved' and 'Party Monster' as much as the next average recovering-Catholic/club kid, it truly frightens us to think of Macaulay Culkin as an "author." But apparently it doesn't frighten Miramax-Weinstein books quite as much, as they've just published 'Junior,' Culkin's first "novel," which expounds upon the pent-up emotions of a former child star.

At a recent book reading and signing at a New York Barnes & Noble, Culkin was besieged by screaming (mostly) female fans. Apparently this book event was as scary for him as making 'Uncle Buck.'