Described as a “Tour de Force,” this two-level Mediterranean style home, boasts epic views of the nearby mountains and valleys, highlighted by a glass-walled living room, lush yard and infinity/edge pool, perfect for relaxing in the California sunshine. The home is chock-full of amenities, ranging from a BBQ center, 4 walk-in closets, and a sprawling kitchen all the way to a “state-of-the-art screening room that boasts a lobby, bar & movie marquee entrance.”

“The Scorpion King” star has been divorced from ex-wife Dany Garcia since May of 2008, who is likely the current resident of this exclusive home. According to public records, this home is held under the same trust as The Rock’s other pricey estates across the country.

Seacrest is currently searching for a new owner for his former Los Angeles estate, which is listed for $11.985 million.

The multi-talented Seacrest has completely taken over Hollywood since his American Idol hosting debut in 2002. He is currently an on-air personality for two Los Angeles radio shows, an executive producer for eight television reality shows -most notably heading the Kardashian television take over,- a host on the ever-popular E! News, and touching young children’s lives daily with The Ryan Seacrest Foundation. If that wasn’t enough, Seacrest has also just recently signed back on to host American Idol Season 12, as well as taken on a spot on the Today Show as a guest correspondent.

It’s no wonder Ryan can afford to buy this ginormous 2.87 acre compound!

The full property consists of a main house, two additional guest cottages and an extra three-bedroom house. The entire 15,000 square foot property was featured on Architectural Digest in November 2011 and gives a great sneak peak at the history behind its evolution. According to the article, Degeneres purchased the main home fully furnished from Will & Grace cocreator Max Mutchnick after falling in love with it when invited over for an American Idol viewing party – how ironic is that!

Degeneres and de Rossi added their own flare to the residence by purchasing the two neighboring properties, installing a koi pond, scattering dozens of trees for privacy, and toning down the formal décor to give the reclaimed-wood floors and wooden beams a more relax feel. It is unknown if Seacrest purchased the compound fully furnished but by the look and sound of it, various LA talents have made their artistic marks on it, so we hope he was able to keep as-is!

On the for-sale market for $11,500,000, Aniston scooped up the temporary digs as a lease for $40,000 a month. The Asian contemporary home has 5 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms and clocks in at about 6,500 square-feet. Hal Levitt-designed exteriors have been masterfully updated as part of a meticulous renovation – perfect for a modern architecture buff like Aniston.

The home not only looks sleek and modern, it’s actually built and wired with the latest RTI Smart Home technology and comes complete with a state-of-the-art home theater/entertainment system.  The dramatic entryway is honed basalt and suspended above cascading water features, and leads to an impressive hand-carved front door. Interiors and exteriors offer the best of California living, including ocean and city views, an entertainer-friendly layout with Lynx outdoor cooking area, a stunning zero-edge pool and spa.

Interiors include a stone-lined temperature controlled wine room, a bar with custom cabinetry, walnut shelving and LED glass lighting installation. A Bulthaup kitchen features a stunning “Monobloc” stainless steel island, floating appliance cubes, warm bronze and striped walnut cabinetry, and appliances by Miele and Leibherr. The master suite comes complete with custom walnut closets, his-and-hers baths featuring book-matched Calcutta Borghini marble, Ann Sacks tiles, heated flooring, steam shower, and private outdoor shower.

Not too shabby for a temporary crash pad.

The home, built in 1939, is situated in the Franklin Hills/Los Feliz area of Los Angeles. The property features a step-down living room with polished cork floors, exotic wood built-ins and a formal dining area. Perfect for California living, the home features a the deck with 180 degree views of Century City. A brilliantly lit kitchen features concrete counters and a cozy breakfast area. The enormous master has a sexy fireplace and separate sitting area and en suite bath with steam shower. The eco-friendly flat yard has a spacious patio, views and the space to put in a pool.

Baumgartner also owns another Los Angeles-area home on Spring Oak Dr. He purchased that pad on April 18, 2007 for $1,912,500. It has 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and measures in at 3,070 square feet.

The home is 2,968 square-feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, on a large wooded lot and set amongst beautiful sycamore trees. The home has “craftsman influences,” with three stone fireplaces in the living room, dining room and master bedroom. It also touts hand-crafted beams, hardwood floors and French doors or windows in every room. The home has an exquisite master suite, a full-sized, fully-equipped eat-in kitchen which opens to an entertaining deck and a large, elegant dining room. The property also features a pool, spa and large outdoor entertaining area. The home once graced the glossy pages of the now-defunct Metropolitan Home Magazine.

Carmichael just sold his former home in Culver City. He purchased the modest two-bedroom, one-bath, 884 square-foot home on Farragut Street on May 5, 2000 for $265,000. It was recently listed for $555,000 and sold for $575,000.

When talking about why they’re moving, Joe Gorga told US Weekly, ”I’m a builder. I custom-built the houses we have lived in and will do the same with our next one. We tried Montville, but it just wasn’t for us. We want to go back to Franklin Lakes, which is closer to where I work, and we’re looking at a couple of properties now.”

Built in 2009, the home features six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, four fireplaces and a three-car garage. The Gorga’s for-sale house features rich, thematic detail and is set in a prestigious yet tranquil and private location near major highways to New York City. Upgrades to the home include an extra-thick English slate roof with copper gutters and leaders, custom stone and a Florida stucco facade, Italian marble foyer with inlays, dual marble stairways, custom tray ceilings, high-end kitchen and baths, rounded-cedar French doors and cedar windows, gorgeous wood paneling, arched hallways with thick, continental-inspired moldings, delicately curved built-in bookcases, luxurious fireplace mantles and gleaming hardwood floors in rich hues. The home also has additional luxury details, such as domed ceilings and a circular wrought-iron banisters.

Devotees of the New Jersey version of the “Real Housewives” franchise will remember that Joe Gorga installed a $50,000 recording studio for wife Melissa in the basement of this very home. The listing makes no mention of the studio, which means that it probably goes with the family (in pieces, of course) when they move into their next stunning home.

The Gorgas also have their vacation home in Toms River, New Jersey on the market for $520,000.

Given Catmull’s ultra-creative mind and decades of animating experience, it’s no surprise his exquisite, custom-made estate pops with storybook charm. The three quarter acre parcel is simply majestic with expansive level lawns and views of Mt. Tamalpais and the Southern Marin Ridgeline. Built by Steve Wisenbaker, the six-bedroom, eight full and two half bath property is designed with a South Hampton personality. The white trim against the white walls and white coffered ceiling pairs beautifully with the dark hardwood flooring. The interior is furnished with modern minimalistic influence creating an elegant and traditional atmosphere.

A beautifully-lit island sits in the center of the spacious gourmet kitchen fully equipped with state-of-the-art appliances, including a Charvet Caumartin Range. The master suite features an exquisite walk-in closet and vintage ceramic tub. The upper level opens to the main patio, garden and pool with attached water slide. The exterior grounds are lined with lavish landscaping giving the home lovely vast hues of green – a perfect Bug’s Life paradise.

The estate also includes an executive sized home office, a spa-sized gym, a separate maid’s quarter and library. State-of-the-art technology is also incorporated throughout, although does not include your own private Wall-E. A 7-car auto court and underground 2-car parking allows for plenty of room for your real and/or animated Cars.

Wentz purchased the new place on April 13, 2012 for $1,050,000. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom, nearly 2,000 square-foot home is situated in the foothills amongst a forest of tall trees, waterfalls and exotic plantings. The property has been lovingly maintained and enhanced over the years and the interiors are filled with designer touches. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen have a wood burning fireplace and a wall of French doors open to a grand, Wisteria covered veranda. The convertible third bedroom or den also open up to the lush outdoor area. Upstairs is the master suite, office and guest bedroom and third bath. The custom baths feature vessel sinks, glass tiles, stone and custom cabinetry.

Outside, lush grounds surround the house and meandering pathways take you to a tree shaded spa, Japanese tea house, children’s play house, waterfalls and architectural koi pond. The separate guest quarters and bath complete this amazing property. Hardwood floors, recessed interior lighting, extensive outdoor lighting, security cameras, built-in speakers and music are just a few of the many features that make this the perfect nest for Wentz.

When Wentz was still married to Simpson, the two lived in a pricey place in Beverly Hills.

The estate is set behind gates on picturesque South Carmelina Ave. Beautifully designed and crafted, the property features gorgeous gardens, beau detailing and top-notch finishes throughout. All spaces flow seamlessly together and to the outdoors for the ideal California lifestyle. Gas lanterns and a private courtyard entry way lead to the gracious foyer with a sweeping staircase, a step-down living room, formal dining room and inviting library. A fabulous cook’s kitchen and family room opens through French doors to the loggia, outdoor living room with fireplace, sparkling pool, spa and detached poolside guesthouse. The home was originally designed as a five-bedroom home with maid’s quarters, but it is currently being used as a three-bedroom with an oversized laundry room, upstairs family room and vast his & hers master closets.

In November 2011, Couples listed his 5,173 square-foot, four-bedroom, five-bathroom home in La Quinta for $4,195,000. That home is now off the market.

Kelsey and Kayte purchased the restored Spanish Colonial Revival on April 25 for $6,500,000, as first reported by The Real Estalker. The home has 6 bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms and clocks in at 6,093 square feet. The home has a soaring, two-story entry that leads to a galleria with a step-down living room. The enchanting pool and gardens are the focal point of the lower and upper gallerias that boast arched windows and wood-burning fireplaces. The entry level includes a formal dining room, guest bath, play or media room, intimate den, butler’s pantry with full-size, refrigerated wine storage and a large utility room with bath (or possible maid’s room).

The residence also features a detached 3-car garage, gated motor court and separate guest house.

Camille and Kelsey Grammer famously filed for divorce in 2010, after it became known that Kelsey had met a new love while starring on Broadway in New York and wanted out of his 13-year marriage to Camille. After two years and a dragged-out battle over custody and finances (no prenup, people!), they finalized their divorce in mid-February 2011. He wed fourth (and current) wife Kayte two weeks later. The babies-on-board announcement came a few months later.

Camille currently lives in a nearly 5-acre spread in Malibu, and owns homes across the country, including one in Beaver Creek, Colorado that is currently on the market.