Celebrity Homes

The man charged with breaking into Sandra Bullock's home Sunday was in possession of a machine gun ... according to law enforcement ... and we're told he wasn't after Sandra's property ... he wanted her.

Joshua Corbett was just charged with felony burglary as well as possession of a machine gun and stalking.

Bullock was in the house when Corbett allegedly broke in, and she locked herself in a room until police arrived. Her son was not at home at the time ... he was with a nanny.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... they are positive Corbett did NOT break into the house to burglarize it ... he was there for Sandra. We're told he didn't want to harm her ... he wanted a face-to-face.

Comedian Aries Spears' ex-wife is walking away from their 2-year marriage with some high-priced parting gifts that could cost him over $400K right off the bat ... TMZ has learned.

Spears' divorce from Elisa Larregui was finalized May 23 and according to court docs obtained by TMZ ... he's obligated to buy her a home "OF [HER] CHOOSING" in Florida -- with the very specific price range of $300K to $375K.

The ex "MadtV" star also has to buy Elisa a 2014 Cadillac Escalade ... and again the devil's in the details. According to the docs, the whip MUST have a backseat entertainment center and a sticker price of $60-$75K.

Elisa -- who already has full legal and physical custody of their 4-year-old son, Jordan -- also gets $5,000 per month in child support.

Sandra Bullock may have been in harms way when someone broke into her house over the weekend ... because TMZ has learned she has already obtained an emergency protective order.

Joshua Corbett was arrested inside Sandra's home Sunday morning after the actress called 911 to report a break- in. The intruder entered through the backdoor, although it is unclear if it had simply been left open.

Corbett was arrested for burglary however it is looking more like a stalking case.

Our law enforcement sources say no property was taken and none of Bullock's property was on Corbett's person when he was busted.

We're told such a protective order is only issued if the actress has reason to fear the suspect.

Our law enforcement sources say so far it does not appear that Corbett has any history with Bullock.

Sandra Bullock's home was broken into early Sunday morning ... and the actress was home.

Law enforcement sources tell us they arrested a man early this morning for allegedly breaking into Bullock's Los Angeles home around 6:30 a.m. We're told Bullock was home ... but she was not hurt.

It's unclear if the man who broke in was attempting to burglarize the home or if it was a stalking case ... but police are investigating.

Dance music maven Moby has a hidden skill we never knew about -- he's a baller in the real estate game ... and has a huge stack of cash to prove it after unloading a tiny New York City apartment.

Moby purchased the 950 sq. ft. pad in the NoLita (North of Little Italy) neighborhood back in '96 for $215,750. The one-bedroom, one-bath unit also came with a private 870 sq. ft. outdoor garden terrace.

Nice little investment, right? Well, cut to 2014 -- the condo recently sold for a whopping $2,050,000 and according to the tax forms ... Moby's making just under $1.5 million, and that's AFTER taxes!!

Things have gone South for Justin Bieber ... way South -- TMZ has learned he's down Mexico way while the heat blows over from the video of his racist joke.

According to our sources, Justin's been holed up in a sick villa in Playa del Carmen. We're told la casa has five bedrooms, a private squash court, gym equipment, sunken trampoline, outdoor hot tub, snorkeling gear ... and a lot more.

The villa typically rents for $1,550 - $4,000 a night and even comes with a private chef and a personal concierge.

Bieber's not alone ... his amigo Khalil's been spotted on the grounds, as well as Rita Ora (see above).

Mexico ... perfect for weathering a storm.

The scumbags who hit Miley Cyrus' L.A. home jacked a brand new Maserati and expensive jewelry while the pop star was out of the country ... this according to the LAPD.

As we previously reported ... Miley's assistant reported a break-in to cops late last night after she came home and realized things didn't look right -- turns out, she was correct.

Cops say the suspects are a man and woman who scaled a fence and got inside Miley's garage.

This has shades of a Burglar Bunch-type break-in -- when the stars are out of the country, they get hit.

We're told once again there was no sign of forced entry ... so officers will review Miley's security footage to look for any clues. A fingerprint unit is also on the way to her house.

It pays to be Malin Akerman's hair stylist ... the "Trophy Wife" actress just co-signed on a cozy little bungalow for the woman behind her blowouts ... TMZ has learned.

Sources close to Malin tell us she put down a sizeable chunk of money to help Maranda Widlund buy the $811K cottage in L.A.'s Los Feliz neighborhood.

Akerman will have a 27% interest in the 2 bedroom, 1-Bath crib, according to the purchase docs, while Widlund and her husband will own the remaining 73% ... and get to pay the mortgage.

We're told Malin simply wanted free haircuts for life to help out a friend.

18-year-old Kendall Jenner just bought a place that's almost certainly nicer than yours ... a spectacular condo in an insanely exclusive area of L.A. ... and she paid for it herself!
We've learned Kendall is now the proud owner of a 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath condo in a high-rise building near Westwood ... with a jetliner view of L.A. She paid $1,399,000, and got a $910,000 mortgage.

The building is awesome. It has a 24-hour valet, a concierge and doorman, heated pool, fitness center, catering kitchen, social room, card room and wine storage.

Kendall's unit has Subzero and Viking appliances.

Kris Jenner is listed on the docs, but we know the unit is for Kendall and we're told she paid with her own money.

BTW ... the realtor for the sale is Farrah Aldjufrie ... the daughter of Kyle Richards. It's her first big sale.

Everyone's movin' on up.

Where's Superman when you need him? Joey Fatone's famed "MTV Cribs" house -- the one with an entire room dedicated to the Man of Steel -- has allegedly been hit by a few NINJA BURGLARS ... but police arrested the suspects before any real damage was done.

A rep for the Orange County Sheriff's Office in FL tells TMZ, the three suspects were arrested Monday evening outside the 12,300 square foot 6-bedroom mansion ... after cutting through the fence.

Police say the men were dressed in all black ninja-type outfits and were carrying backpacks containing zip ties, duct tape, and handguns. According to police, one of the suspects fled and hid in nearby bushes ... but was quickly sniffed out by a K-9.

Cops believe the burglars are the same perps who burglarized a nearby home last month ... also dressed as ninjas. That break-in was caught on tape (above).

Either way, the ninjas ain't Fatone's problem -- he sold the house in 2011 ... for $3.9 million.

Why Oprah Winfrey is being sued is interesting, and we'll get to that in a moment, but just let it sink in for a moment ... the guy suing her is an 86-year-old nuclear physicist. How cool is that?

Charles D. Goodman filed a lawsuit in San Miguel County District Court against Winfrey and the companies involved in her purchase of a plot of land near Telluride ... claiming the deal unfairly blocks off access to trails that have been open to the public for years.

Winfrey purchased 66 acres of land in Mountain ViIlage for $10.85 million in March. According to Goodman, the trails were originally owned by the U.S. Forest Service but when they traded the land away, they made sure public access to the trail was included in the deal.

Goodman claims the public access was included in every subsequent deal involving the land, but once Oprah's company took over ... the access was taken away.

Goodman tells TMZ, "I have no objection to Oprah building a house. But I do not like the idea of being blocked off by gates and fences."

Ashton Kutcher is ditching the bachelor life ... He's put his sick Los Angeles mansion up for sale ... we're told because it isn't a good place to raise a baby.

According to our sources, Ashton pocket listed his Lake Hollywood Estates home for $12 million. He bought the place in 2012 for $8.455 MIL, snatching it up as Justin Bieber was eying it.

The home is 9,385 sq. ft. with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms. It also has a colorful history ... it was the location of one of many "swatting" pranks.

Ashton and fiancee/baby mama-to-be Mila Kunis quietly scooped up a $10.215 million home in the Beverly Hills Post Office area -- a modest 7,351 sq. ft. with three bedrooms and four baths.

Now you can live like a Cuban drug lord ... 'cause the mansion where Tony Montana died in a bloody blaze of glory just hit the real estate market ... but you're gonna need bags of cash to get it.

La casa grande used during filming of "Scarface" is listed for a mere $35 million, but does not include Miami scenery -- because the iconic pad is actually in California.

The 10,000 square-foot mansion sits on 10 acres of lush grounds in Montecito ... and is being sold by a Russian billionaire.

The place is sick -- domed ceilings, 24-carat gold leaf trim, lush gardens -- but not a bullet hole in sight.

Whitney Houston's personal belongings are being held hostage by the company that sold her New Jersey home ... so claims her estate in a new lawsuit.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, the Houston estate contracted CPMG Mendham, LLC to sell Houston's New Jersey home in December 2013, with the sale being completed in February 2014. They claim the deal was for the house only and not any of the belongings inside.

But according to the estate, CPMG has repeatedly denied them access to the home to remove Houston's things ... which they say includes a baby grand piano, a jukebox, valuable paintings, home furnishings, and other items.

The estate says CPMG has gone so far as to have the locks on the house changed and the gates chained shut.

The estate is asking to get Houston's stuff immediately, plus receive damages.

Attempts to reach CPMG were unsuccessful.