Once a week the staff at Starpulse recaps the latest legal news related to celebrities and musicians, as well as any other faux-lebrities.

This week’s news centers on a house fire, a child porn trial and a conservatorship, but the most important news bulletin was about the damage done to a luxury vehicle.

Judge Bans 50 Cent From Selling Burned House

Rapper 50 Cent has been ordered not to sell the charred remains of his New York home until investigators have decided what caused the fire that destroyed it last month.

Coolio Claims Racism Led To Arrest

Rapper Coolio blames his arrest on Tuesday on the "racist" doormen at Hollywood's One Sunset venue - insisting he wouldn't have been caught by police if he had been let into the club.

Diddy's Maybach Hit By Drunk Driver

Rap superstar Sean 'Diddy' Combs' luxury car has been damaged after a collision with a drunk driver in New York. The hip-hop mogul's $400,000 Maybach was parked outside Manhattan's 1 Oak nightspot last Friday when Charles Lorenzo plowed his car into the expensive vehicle, causing damage to the back end of Combs' car.

Britney's Conservatorship Appeal Rejected

A Los Angeles court has rejected Britney Spears' latest appeal to overturn the conservatorship awarded to her father in February. Jamie Spears was given control of his daughter's private affairs on February 1 after the troubled pop star was admitted to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.

Anne Hathaway's Boyfriend Involved In Another Scandal

Anne Hathaway's boyfriend Raffaello Follieri has been caught up in another scandal - the children's charity he runs is currently under investigation by New York's Attorney General for failing to file the correct tax forms.

Scott Storch Wanted By Police

Producer Scott Storch is wanted by Florida authorities over his spiraling debt problems - they've issued an arrest warrant for the star after he failed to show for a recent child support court hearing.

R. Kelly Acquitted

R&B star R. Kelly's six-year child pornography hell is over - the singer has just been acquitted of all 14 counts against him in a Chicago, Illinois court.