Ashton Kutcher Buys a $10 Million House With Mila Kunis

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are preparing for their growing family, and so Ashton has listed his Hollywood Hills bachelor pad, and he's putting down roots in Beverly Hills with Mila.

The 36-year-old actor has listed his Hollywood Hills home for a cool $12 million. But before you balk at the price, consider all the amenities: an infinity pool, open fire pits and breathtaking views of the Hollywood sign.

But as stunning as Ashton's 9,385 square foot home is, with all those open fire pits and infinity pools, it's not exactly child-proof. So it makes sense that he and Mila would want to settle down in a more baby-friendly home in Beverly Hills.

And even though Ashton and Mila's family is growing, they are technically downsizing. Ashton's Hollywood hills setup is an expansive 5-bedrom, 8-bathroom home. But he and Mila just bought a smaller and less expensive Beverly Hills home for a bargain $10 million.

Their new house is 7,351 square feet with three bedrooms and four bathrooms, and it offers plenty of privacy. Perfect for Ashton, Mila and their baby. Even though Ashton has only lived in his Hollywood Hills bachelor pad for two years, clearly he's starting a new chapter in his life with Mila. 

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You'll Never Believe How Much the Solange-Jay Z Fight Tape Reportedly Sold For

The video of Solange Knowles allegedly attacking Jay Z in an elevator at the Standard Hotel after the Met Gala has been viewed nearly six million times on YouTube, has generated a slew of memes and has remained a top Internet trend all week.

So it should go without saying that the viral clip, was sold for a serious chunk of change, a number which may even raise Beyoncé's eyebrows. 

The tape was sold for $250,000 after "being shopped for five days to the highest bidder." The Standard Hotel has hired Hollywood lawyer Marty Singer to investigate who sold the tape. "There are only a handful of people who'd have access to that tape," said the source. "The Standard owns that tape." But, "Once it was out, Jay Z's people felt they couldn't control it. They were reluctant to try and publicly fight this."

Another source told that TMZ bought the video from a female security guard. The source was told she received between $50,000 to 100,000 for it.

The shocking clip, which was recorded May 5, shows four people, presumably, Beyoncé, Jay Z, Solange and a bodyguard entering the elevator before the aggravated woman, who is presumed to be Solange, begins yelling at the gentleman in white (purportedly Jay Z) before launching into a violent attack.

While it's unclear what initially provoked Solange, Page 6 reports that the singer has recently gone through a great deal of turmoil after starting her own record label, Saint Records. "She used to be on [Jay Z's] label [Roc Nation], but now she isn't. And she moved to New Orleans from Brooklyn with her son. Solange still spends a lot of time in New York, but she is further away from her family, which has created some issues."Additionally, the singer shared a few fighting words with Rachel Roy before brawl.

According to a source, "Solange and Rachel Roy got into an argument prior to the elevator incident," which apparently provoked the singer.

Roy has known the Knowles family for years as she used to be married to Jay Z's ex-partner Dame Dash, and yesterday, after the tape was released, Dash posted a picture on Instagram of Solange with the caption "I am actually impressed with her independent spirit, she seems like a fighter."

As for what sent Solange over the edge?

"Jay said something inappropriate to Beyoncé and Solange, and she snapped," a source told. "When they got in the elevator, it escalated quickly the way family tensions can. It got exceptionally heated the way family moments can.""Solange is super protective of Beyoncé," the insider added.

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Prince Harry Sends His First Tweet at Invictus Games Launch

Prince Harry is on Twitter for today, at least!The royal sent his first tweet from London's BT Tower Thursday to promote the Invictus Games, a multi-sport event for wounded soldiers. While taking his time to type the tweet on an iPad, Invictus Games president Harry joked, "This is why I joined the army, I can't type properly!" He also encouraged the audience to "keep talking" as he checked his notes against what he had written.

So what did his first tweet say? "Hope everyone will get behind #invictusgames," he wrote. "Great opportunity to support and thank the men and women who have given so much. Harry."

The prince may be a social media novice, but he managed to keep his tweet under 140 characters and used a hashtag. Perhaps it's time he creates his own Twitter account, given that @ClarenceHouse doesn't capture the spare heir's sense of humor. A number of royals already have a presence on Twitter, including Prince Andrew (@TheDukeofYork),Queen Elizabeth II (represented by @BritishMonarchy), and Prince Charles, who sometimes tweets from the handle @ClarenceHouse.

Harry also gave a speech about this fall's Invictus Games, telling the crowd, "For many of those who have suffered life changing injuries, sport plays a hugely important part in their recovery and life beyond as you have heard. This is particularly true for those men and women injured in the service of their country. By the nature of their profession these men and women are often very active and undoubtedly highly competitive. The Invictus Games this September will give these inspirational people the opportunity to showcase their talent and in doing so, prove that anything is really possible."

"The Games do not stand in isolation but are part of a broader legacy; there are many fantastic organizations supporting those leaving the Armed Forces, whether injured or not," he continued. "But we want to encourage many more to support where they can. I am delighted that BT has joined us in making these games a reality. They have a fantastic track record in support to those leaving the Armed Forces and to sport in general. I hope many other businesses will follow BT and Jaguar Landrover's lead in recognizing the fantastic contribution that these men and women can make to their organizations." "The four days of inspirational sport in September will allow us to highlight and applaud the character of these service men and women in the iconic Olympic Venues here in London watched by the best supporters in the world but this is just the start," he said. "I hope everyone will show their admiration by snapping up tickets when they go on sale tomorrow morning and cheering from the side lines."

The Invictus Games will take place in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London. Tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. GMT on Friday, and the full schedule can be found on the Invictus Games website.

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Rihanna Breaks LAPD Commissioner's Phone, Promptly Donates $25K to Charity

Rihanna turned a clumsy mishap into a charitable opportunity last Friday night when she accidentally broke the Los Angeles Police Commissioner Steve Soboroff's phone at the Clippers playoff game.

The singer was posing for a selfie with Soboroff at the Clippers' playoff game against the Oklahoma City Thunder when she dropped his phone on the court, smashing the screen.

But Rihanna didn't just offer to replace the device, she donated $25,000 to a fund for cadets and fallen police officers. Riri even signed the broken phone so the crafty commissioner could auction it off for bonus donations.

The phone, which still works, currently has a bid of $10,100 on eBay.

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