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Movie and reality star Jennifer Gimenez will be wearing the finest Ross dresses for her next fancy event ... because all her good stuff has been stolen.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the "Blow" actress came home to her L.A. home Monday afternoon and found her front window wide open and the screen thrown to the ground.

Sources close to Jennifer say that she went inside and, to her horror, found several rooms torn apart and $20,000 worth of jewelry, Gucci and Louis Vuitton handbags missing.

It happened in broad daylight, yet as far as we can tell there were no witnesses.

The good news ... her little pooch Mickey was home at the time but apparently he wasn't enough of a designer dog to entice the thieves.

Don't feel too bad for the young actress who only got a few hundred bucks for her part in "Frozen" -- the biggest animated movie EVER -- TMZ has learned she's made a small fortune in residuals.

We told you about Spencer Lacey Ganus ... the 15-year-old who voiced teenage Elsa in the movie. Her contract guaranteed her $926 for one day of shooting ... but we've learned she actually ended up making 10 TIMES that!

A rep for Spencer tells us ... she's collected more than $10K in residual checks from the flick -- which has hauled in more than $1.2 billion -- and says Disney's expressed interest in hiring her for more voice-over work.

We're told she's putting the cash in a college fund ... where she hopes to -- Let it grow, LET IT GROW!!

"Joe Dirt" and his glorious mullet are back ... and David Spade took a selfie to prove his classic 'do will be front and center for the new flick.

You may recall ... the 2001 film ended with Dirt's mullet being replaced with dreadlocks -- but it looks like that's all changed for the new movie set to debut next year on Crackle.

Spade captioned the pic, "Day 1. Let's get this s*** started! #imjoedirt #whatscrappenin."

Home is where you make it.

Sean Penn and Charlize Theron had their morning hike interrupted by cops Thursday ... after another hiker accused them of possibly mistreating Charlize's toddler ... but we're told cops determined they did nothing wrong ... TMZ has learned.

The incident went down at Vasquez Rocks in Santa Clarita, CA. Charlize and Sean were having a sunrise picnic when a female hiker with a camera stopped after she heard Charlize's 2-year-old son Jackson screaming in a tantrum. The hiker went towards the child and started filming.

We're told Charlize told the woman not to go near Jackson, so the hiker left and called the cops and claimed something bad might have happened to the kid.

We're told the deputies quickly determined nothing happened. Jackson was just on a timeout and got really upset. The deputies concluded the timeout involved no physical contact, so they left and no action will be taken.

Miley Cyrus and Patrick Schwarzenegger drove home together from an event Wednesday night in Hollywood ... which must mean they're totally doing the nasty, right?!

Miley and Arnold's son were seen leaving a Q&A at the Egyptian Theatre for a new movie produced by Maria Shriver called "Still Alice" ... before getting into a ride and peacing out.

Might seem like thin evidence. .. but Patrick admitted in 2011 Miley was his ultimate celebrity crush -- and it's not like he's bad looking or anything.

"Frozen" actress Spencer Lacey Ganus could use a better agent ... because even though she starred as teenage Elsa in the biggest animated film ever ... she got paid pennies.

The 15-year-old voiced one of the most iconic characters in Disney history ... but only got a one-day guaranteed payment of $926.20 ... this according to her contract which was filed with the court.

Granted she only had a few lines. Another actress played young Elsa, and Idina Menzel was the voice of grown-up Elsa.

Nonetheless ... the movie grossed more than 1.2 BILLION. So Ganus' slice of the pie is .000077%.

Let it go Spencer.

Stephen Collins was fired from a major movie 2 hours after TMZ posted audio of him confessing to child molestation.

Collins filed legal docs for his upcoming divorce trial this month, in which he is asking the judge to slash Faye Grant's $13,000 monthly spousal support to ZERO, claiming he can't get work now.

Collins says in the legal docs he was canned from "Ted 2" after our story posted October 7th. He says he lost $75K that he would have made for the project, and that doesn't count residuals.

Collins says the judge should penalize Grant for what he says was an unlawful recording in his therapist's office that she secretly made.

He also says he does not expect to get any acting offers for the rest of the year.

Most of us had to pay to get a tiny glimpse of Ben Affleck's weiner in "Gone Girl" ... but his best buddy Matt Damon got to see it for free ... and many times, according to him.

Why exactly he's seen it that often, we're not sure, but one thing's for sure -- Matt seems unimpressed.

"X-Men" director Bryan Singer was gleeful Sunday, as he attended a baby shower for what will be his new son.

Singer is having the baby with longtime friend Michelle Clunie ... whom Singer says he once dated. They plan on raising the baby together and he even bought her a home just a few houses down from him in West Hollywood.

Singer's an advocate for having babies this way ... hopefully it will end up better than the Clay Aiken situation. He's at war with his former friend/baby mama Jaymes Foster.

As for the sex of Singer's baby ... he was mum but his friend may have blown Singer's cover as they walked into the party.

Henry Cavill took to the sky Friday night in Chicago while wearing his Superman costume ... giving fanboys across the country an average sized lump of kryptonite in their pants.

Cavill was in the Windy City filming "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" alongside Amy Adams -- aka Lois Lane -- and in between takes Supes was caught flashing his pearly whites.

If Ben Affleck's wiener flash in "Gone Girl" disappointed you ... then get ready to be jealous of Matt Damon -- 'cause he's totally seen the batwiener ... MANY TIMES.

Damon was heading into an event Friday night -- Ben was already inside -- when someone asked if he saw his buddies junk in the new flick.

Fans of the movie are divided ... some say they saw the flaccid cameo, some say it didn't even happen.

Robin Williams was struggling with his Parkinson's, anxiety, depression and paranoia just before he committed suicide ... this according the Coroner's report.

The paranoia has not been previously reported. According to the report -- obtained by TMZ -- the night before Robin died, he placed several wristwatches in a sock and gave them to someone because he was worried about their safe keeping.

Williams had 4 drugs in his system -- 2 anti-depressants, 2 caffeine compounds, (listed as a drug). The Coroner's report confirms what we were told by various people ... Williams was sober at the time of death.

When authorities found Robin's body ... they saw a closed bottle of Seroquel, a drug that treats schizophrenia, bipolar disorders and depression. It was prescribed a week before he died.

The 63-year-old comedian committed suicide Aug. 11 by hanging himself with a belt in his Marin County home. He had also attempted to cut his wrists with a pocket knife. The report says authorities found a damp, white washcloth on the bathroom sink counter with a "reddish substance" -- possibly blood.

According to the Coroner's report ... authorities asked Williams' wife if Robin was into autoerotica. She said he was not, but he worked on a movie several years ago in which the character who played Williams' son died of autoerotica, and the scene was "very difficult and emotional for Mr. Williams."

The report says the last outgoing call from Robin's phone was at 7:08 PM the night before he died. He had called his wife, and it lasted 38 seconds. She told authorities he called because he was picking up magazines for her at a bookstore.

The night before he died, Robin's wife said he seemed ok ... he had been rummaging through their closet and grabbed his iPad, which she thought was a good sign because he hadn't even watched TV or read anything in approximately 6 months ... which presumably is a manifestation of depression.

As for what Robin was looking at on his iPad ... the web browser had several tabs open to websites discussing medications, including Lyrica -- a seizure Rx -- and propranolol -- which treats blood pressure and tremors.

She says the last time she saw him -- at around 10:30 PM Sunday, she described his demeanor as "excited."

As for why Robin and his wife were in separate bedrooms, she told authorities he had been having trouble sleeping and would move around a lot in bed and talk loudly in his sleep.

As we reported ... Williams was getting treatment for severe depression shortly before his death. After he died, Robin's widow Susan Schneider revealed he was in the early stages of Parkinson's.

According to the report ... Williams had experienced Parkinson's symptoms since 2011 -- he had a tremor in his left arm and movement in his left hand had slowed. He had recently started taking levodopa to treat it.

Williams' wife wanted to see the body before it was removed from the house. They pulled back the sheets and she prayed over the body ... and Sheriff's deputies joined her.

Tasha Smith -- who starred in Tyler Perry's "Why Did I Get Married?" -- has a husband who's got to be asking himself that very question ... he just got a court order forcing her to stay away from him.

Thing is ... she won't be THAT far away.

Smith and hubby Keith Douglas still live together ... so she's been ordered to stay 2 YARDS away while they're in the house together. When they're not at home ... it's 100 yards.

Douglas claims Smith flies into booze-fueled rages ... and that she's threatened to kill him ... or get people to hurt him, even warning him to "not fall asleep or something will happen."

Keith also claims Smith -- who currently stars in "Tyler Perry's For Better or Worse" -- threatened him in front of his kids ... and he's had to flee to escape her wrath.

The judge didn't want to order Smith to leave the house ... at least not until there's a full hearing. So Douglas got his restraining order ... even though a 2-yard stay away sounds kind of ridiculous.

As for the booze allegations -- a source close to Tasha tells us that's ridiculous and she has no issues with alcohol.

We reached out to Tasha's reps ... so far no word back.

Tom Brady's got TWO big movies in the works ... so says Mark Wahlberg who revealed that Brady will appear in "Ted 2" and the upcoming "Entourage" flick.

Wahlberg was talking to ESPN's Bill Simmons on "The B.S. Report" this week when he dropped the details about Brady's role in the Ted sequel.

"Tom’s in the movie. He plays himself, but he does an amazing job. Funny, funny moment."

Mark says he plays a Boston repair man guy who gets a call to service Tom's house -- and hilarity ensues when he tries to play it off like he doesn't recognize the QB.

"I'm playing an air conditioning guy, so I'm asking [Tom] to sign the paper ... and then I say, 'Can you sign that to me and Ted' ... and, you know, 'Put #12 there' ... and 'Can you put Eli Manning Sucks?' and 'Can you put Wes Welker's a traitor?'"

He was Frank the Tank ... Ron Burgundy ... and Jackie Moon ... but now Will Ferrell could have his next role lined up -- Kobe Bryant.

The NBA legend hit up the Hublot shop in Beverly Hills Wednesday night to debut the new King Power Los Angeles Lakers watch ... when we asked him if he's ever thought about Hollywood making a movie based on his life.

Ya gotta watch the clip ... Kobe suggests the perfect title for his biopic ... then suggests that Will play the lead. He's even got a backup plan in case Will can't do it.

'Twas the month of November ... long before Christmas begun -- yet a company launched an ad of Will Ferrell ... pushing a deal on a gun.

Poor Will never gave permission for this flyer to be seen ... but there was his beloved "Elf" character ... with an AR-15.

The company which produced "Elf" was especially pissed -- so their lawyers sent a gift ... a cease and desist.

We're told the ad was scrapped ... taken down right away ... out of fear of the cash they soon might have to pay.

So what did we learn from this holiday lesson?