Schwarzenegger's legal fight to curb the sale of that bobblehead doll featuring the likeness of the California governor came to an end yesterday. The Republican politician has agreed to allow an Ohio manufacturer to continue producing the dolls knowing that the future Arnold bobbleheads will not be carrying the assault rifle.





In other big news The Austrian Oak and his wife, Maria Shriver, have sold three properties in their Pacific Palisades residential compound, which is valued at about $18 million, and a fourth parcel is in escrow, the Los Angeles Times reported on Sunday.

The couple has not lived on the 5.3-acre property since they bought a new home in nearby Brentwood for about $11.9 million in 2002, the paper reported.

The four parcels in the compound were offered as three separate homes. Matthew Maxwell Taylor Kennedy, a son of Robert F. Kennedy and a cousin of Shriver, bought one of them: a $3.4 million home with a pool and tennis court that sits on one acre of land. Schwarzenegger purchased that home for Shriver in 2001 as a Valentine's Day gift.

Two other homes in the compound were sold as one estate with a sale price believed to be $7.95 million, the paper reported.

Finally, thanks to Terminatorfiles.com, TheArnoldFans received these great new images showing some fantastic graphics of the upcoming game "T3: Redemption"!

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TheARNOLDFANS.com Staff