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Hollywood Headlines: A crazy week in review

Trouble seems to follow Lindsay Lohan, apparently even when she's under house arrest. The starlet was in hot water after she threw a rooftop barbecue at her home and then failed an alcohol test. Luckily for Lohan, it was not considered a probation violation, but she did have to answer for her actions in court. Judge Stephanie Sautner called it "poor judgment" and told the actress she is not to have parties, in fact she can only have one friend over at a time, plus "family and business dealings." Click for more on how Lohan ended up in this mess.

Trouble seems to follow Lindsay Lohan, apparently even when she’s under house arrest. The starlet was in hot water after she threw a rooftop barbecue at her home and then failed an alcohol test. Luckily for Lohan, it was not considered a probation violation, but she did have to answer for her actions in court. Judge Stephanie Sautner called it “poor judgment” and told the actress she is not to have parties, in fact she can only have one friend over at a time, plus “family and business dealings.” Click for more on how Lohan ended up in this mess.   (Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images)

By Emily Christianson, Los Angeles Times

One-stop shopping for 'Harry Potter'

As if seven books, eight movies and the “Harry Potter” theme park weren’t enough, fans can now immerse themselves in the wizarding world with author J.K. Rowling‘s new website Pottermore.com. Users can cast spells, get sorted into a house and even mix potions starting in October. Pre-registration starts on Harry’s birthday, July 31.   (Andy Rain / EPA)

Marilyn Monroe's breezy subway dress goes for millions

Someone out there really wanted Marilyn Monroe‘s subway dress from “The Seven Year Itch.” The ivory-colored halter dress sold for $4.6 million at an auction last weekend. Previous owner Debbie Reynolds must be over the moon with the sale. The dress was valued at only $1 million to $2 million.   (Matty Zimmerman / Associated Press)

'Glee' cast to join the unemployed

The cast of “Glee” will be receiving diplomas … followed by pink slips next season. Sorry, this isn’t “Saved by the Bell” and there won’t be a “college years” spin-off to look forward to, only a fresh crop of youngsters to take their places. Ouch!  (Charles Sykes / Associated Press)

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Corey Monteith's shady past

Corey Monteith wasn’t always the clean-cut role model we know him as today. The “Glee” star, who plays jock Finn Hudson, struggled with drugs and alcohol as a teen and even spent time in rehab. Despite a family intervention, Monteith didn’t get his life on track until after he stole money from a family member who threatened to press charges.  (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)

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