HUSTLER MAG OFFERS CASEY ANTHONY $500 GS

STRIPPER?

PARTY mom Casey Anthony has been offered $500,000 to pose naked for Hustler magazine.
Owner Larry Flint claimed even he found the offer to America's most notorious women,  "a little weird" but said that fans of the magazine had repeatedly asked him about it.
He said: "I just felt that people wouldn't want to see her with her clothes on or off, so I kind of forgot about the idea.'
But he added: "I just recently got off of a book tour where dozens of people would come up to me in Philadelphia, Austin, Houston, they'd
say, 'Why haven't you made an offer to Casey Anthony?"'
Despite some of the weird and wacky things Flynt has done in his checkered life, he admitted that even he was a little bit wary about the idea. 
He said: "You've got men who say, hey, I want to see her in her birthday suit. There may be some sick individuals  but that's what life is all about."
He added that in addition to the $500,000, he offered Anthony a percentage of whatever he earns from her pictures.
The news comes just days after we revealed here that she had been offered $1 million for her first TV interview, about the murder of her daughter Caylee.

SHARON STONE SHELLS OUT $232GS TO MAN WHO FELL

NEGLIGENT

BASIC Instinct star Sharon Stone has been ordered to pay a small fortune to a man who claims he fell 15ft into a ravine on her property, suffering major injuries. Peter Krause claimed that he was installing outdoor wiring on the star's LA home when he fell down a "large concealed drop off" into a fence reports Radar Online. The jury found Stone negligent because the fence wasn't up to code or strong enough to prevent the 15 ft fall into a neighbor's property.
Krause reportedly claims he has been unable to work since this incident after suffering internal injuries. Stone defended the safety of her property, and jurors were shown detailed diagrams and photographs of the backyard.
But ultimately the jury found for Krause awarding him the one off payment.

AL CAPONE'S GUN FETCHES OVER $100K AT AUCTION

SCARFACE

NOTORIOUS mob kingpin Al Capone's pistol has fetched more then $100,000 at auction, according to auctioneer's Christie's.
The $107,337 price is more than the $95,600 paid by a California collector for a pistol that once belonged to Depression-era gangster and bank robber John Dillinger and highlights the continued obsession with the onetime king of the Chicago underworld. 
Capone's empire was worth millions of dollars, raked in from illegal booze, gambling and prostitution, until his reign ended in 1931 he pleaded guilty to tax evasion and prohibition charges.
After serving almost eight years behind bars he went into seclusion on an estate near Miami, Florida, where he died of a stroke and pneumonia in January 1947.
The auction house says the gun was manufactured in 1929, the year of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, when seven people were slain during clashes in Chicago between Capone's gang and a rival mob.

It was sold along with a letter from Madeleine Capone Morichetti, the widow of Al Capone's brother Ralph, confirming the gun "previously belonged to and was only used by Al Capone while he was alive."