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The article focuses on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Catherine Middleton, and their royal tour through Canada and Los Angeles, California in July of 2011. Topics include their marriage and honeymoon, the charitable causes they support, and their meeting with American celebrities.

The article discusses burglary of U.S. celebrities. Five teenagers in the Los Angeles, California area were arrested on October 22, 2009 in association with robberies at celebrity homes which totaled $2.8 million in clothes and jewelry. One of the teenagers arrested is Alexis Neiers, daughter of Mikel Neiers, an Emmy-nominated director of photography.

The article looks at the use of Google Inc.'s Google Earth map program to magnify and enhance the visibility of paintings at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in California. Nancy Thomas, the museum's director, comments on the 8,200 ultrahigh-resolution images that were taken to provide up-close views of 14 paintings.

The day after cameras filmed 'Bachelorette' Trista Rehn bestowing her final rose on firefighter Ryan Sutter, series creator Mike Fleiss was back in his Los Angeles, California office, anticipating the show's debut on ABC two months later. Then Fleiss's assistant buzzed to tell him that Sutter, who lives in Vail, Colorado, was on the phone. As well he might, given the way the 'Bachelor' franchise has spun off its own broken-hearts club: The original Bachelor, Alex Michel, in addition to rejecting a contestant named Trista Rehn, never got anywhere near an altar with Amanda Marsh, and a few weeks ago Helene Eksterowicz cried on national television after being dumped by the second Bachelor, Aaron Buerge. Even though many viewers thought she was leaning toward financial analyst Charlie Maher, 28, Rehn says Sutter has given her all the proof she needs. Rehn went along with Sutter's unpretentious wardrobe when he wanted to go on ABC's 'Good Morning America' wearing a promotional T-shirt for Moe's, a restaurant owned by friends in Vail.

The article provides information on Australian television and film actor Julian McMahon. McMahon is reported to have ridden on a double-decker bus in Los Angeles, California, with friends. The author suggests that McMahon and his friends were celebrating McMahon's birthday early by riding the bus and spending the day together.

This article explains that many night clubs in and around Los Angeles, California serve alcohol to celebrities under the legal drinking age because of the patrons they attract. Very few Alcohol Beverage Control agents are assigned to the many clubs in the area, and violations are difficult to prove. Also, many of these clubs double as restaurants, so anyone is legally allowed to enter.

An interview with actor Taye Diggs is presented. Diggs talks about his latest role as Dr. Samuel Bennett on the television show "Grey's Anatomy," which also serves as the pilot for a spinoff that will star actress Kate Walsh. Diggs confirms that he and his wife, actress Idina Menzel, are both fans of the show and that they will relocate to Los Angeles, California if the spinoff is picked up.

This article reports on the paternity test of the daughter of "Playboy" magazine model Anna Nicole Smith. In December 2006, a Los Angeles, California judge ordered a paternity test for four-month-old Danielynn. The former model claims that lawyer Howard K. Stern is the father of Danielynn, but photographer Larry Birkhead insists that DNA tests will prove otherwise.

This article describes a new line of children's clothing being introduced by Charlie Sheen and Michael Berens. The line, called Sheen Kidz, was inspired by Sheen's two daughters. Kitson Kids boutique in Los Angeles will carry a selection of the line's 75 pieces with sizes ranging from infant up to size 6x.

This article discusses Nick Lachey's life now that he's getting divorced from Jessica Simpson. His new song entitled "What's Left of Me," sounds like it is about his relationship with Simpson. Lachey was recently seen having a good time with friends, including A. J. DiScala, at Koi in Los Angeles. He was surrounded by girls and was seen with one brunette in particular. Meanwhile Simpson was dining in a nearby restaurant with friends.

Discusses the relationship between actress Cameron Diaz and boyfriend, singer Justin Timberlake. How they were seen at a restaurant in Los Angeles; Affection that they show for one another in public; Denial that they are engaged, despite the fact that Diaz wears a ring on her left hand.

This article reports that hotel heiress Paris Hilton's Chihuahua is missing. Signs were posted in Los Angeles this month offering a $1,000 reward for the return of a lost dog that looked suspiciously like Hilton's famed Tinkerbell. But when Scoop inquired about the pampered pooch, a Hilton family assistant, Wendy White, said the dog was actually her Chihuahua Napoleon.

Ice-T stands to make some cold cash in real estate. The rapper and actor is asking $2.2 million for his 4,000-sq.-ft. Hollywood Hills home, purchased in 1992 for $1.2 million. The house features "an enormous sun deck that makes you feel as if you're on top of the world," says listing agent Heidi Lake. There's also a four-room recording studio--it has been used by JC Chasez of' N Sync and Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray--with its own 1,000-gallon shark tank. Ice-T, 45, plans to spend more time in the New York City area, where "Law & Order" films.

Mentions that actress Shelley Morrison, of NBC's 'Will & Grace,' was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting from a Los Angeles, California department store. Value of the goods she allegedly stole; Decision of the police not to file felony theft charges; Biographical information about Morrison.

Mentions how actress Megan Mullally is selling her two-bedroom Mediterranean-style home in the Hollywood Hills in California. Her plans to purchase another home; How Mullally won a Screen Actor's Guild Award.

Reports that the house of singer Engelbert Humperdinck in Los Angeles, California is up for sale.