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Scarlett Johansson is selling her Spanish-style Los Angeles mansion with four bedrooms for $5 million. Constructed on the top of a Hollywood hill in 1931 and renovated to gain back its initial glory, the highly expensive mansion features five bathrooms, pool and spa, chef’s kitchen, solar electricity, media room and a private gym. The property also has landscaped terraces, patios and flowing gardens. The mansion was bought by Johansson in 2007 for almost $8 million.

The actress will live from now on in the $2.2 million penthouse on Manhattan’s Upper East Side she shares with her husband Ryan Reynolds.

Although she has a long history of wearing rather revealing dresses, Elizabeth Hurley, 44, is still not able to let go those old habits.

Hurley participated at the Love Ball charity fundraiser last night in a stunning blue sari, without also wearing the cropped top (Choli or Ravika), which usually worn with it. The effect is self-evident, no need to explain it.

The actress left almost nothing to the imagination, visibly showing that she still has a voluptuous figure.

It is yet not clear if the revealing nature of her dress was merely an accident or by purpose. She was accompanied to the event by her Indian textile heir husband Arun Nayar; they married in 2007.

Hurley is already famous for her jaw-dropping Versace gown held altogether by some safety pins she worn 16 years ago or the leopard print knickers in a slashed red dress at Henry Dent-Brocklehurst’s wedding in 1998.

Liz was one of the numerous starts attending the charity at the Roundhouse in North London. The list of attending stars includes Alice Dellal, Peaches Geldof, Leona Lewis or Kate Moss, while Russian model Natalia Vodianova and Harper’s Bazaar editor Lucy Yeomans were the hosts of the event.

There was also an auction of commissioned works from such artists as Francesco Vezzoli, Jeff Koons, Marc Quinn or Goscha Ostretsov.