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unbrokens like even the famed Chateau Marmont in Hollywood has had enough of Lindsay Lohan's hard partying. although spokesfolks for the legendary Tinseltown public-house insist they "never comment forward our guests" -- and quietly pooh-pooh reports of a Lohan banishment -- a parcel of people in L.A. say Lohan has been told to incline her West Coast headquarters elsewhere.

This does perfect surprising -- given evidence of past tolerance for bad behavior by the agency of Chateau Marmont management, outlined at right.

besides "Lindsay has upset a hap of people who work at the [i]cabaret[/i] mainly due to the raucous nature of the race in her crowd," a top studio exec and Chateau regular told this row Thursday.

uLohan, meanwhile, has a stalker question The TMZ.com celebrity news Web site reports a memo was employmented on the security gate where Lohan's common movie, "Georgia Rule," is filming. "One of our actresses has a stalker," reads the note -- referring to a man who reportedly has sent several literal meanings and flowers to Lohan, requesting to engage her.

LIFE OF REILLY: Chicago's have John C. Reilly -- who's newly been back home filming "Quebec" -- will be singing in succession the big screen for the first time since his Oscar-nominated part in "Chicago." Reilly will star in "Walk Hard," a movie about a fictional music motto facing many of the same fiends as Ray Charles (as seen in "Ray") and Johnny Cash (in "Walk the Line") -- the sum of two units films that inspired writer-producers Judd Apatow and Jake Kasdan.

IN TUNE: Ravinia President and CEO Welz Kauffman was amused Wednesday that half the Chicago consonance was performing Bach inside the festival's Martin Theatre -- while the other half was rehearsing "Gypsy" in the pavilion.

"It was gayety and surreal to hear the sublime Brandenburgs and just a scarcely any steps away encounter a collection of costumed strippers strutting their stuff" Kauffman said.

Patti LuPone takes a break from starring in "Sweeney Todd" upon Broadway to make her first attempt as Mama Rose in Ravinia's "Gypsy" this weekend.

HIGH FLYER: For those interested: Jim Carrey's $41 million Gulfstream V is now available for lease -- at alone $192,000 per day! Or you can rent it for les time -- for a pond $8,000 per hour.

The novel York Daily News reports Trans-Exec Private Jet in Van Nuy Calif., is where to fare -- to rent the actor's flying home- away-from-home.

recently made known NAZIS: I still get chills thinking about the creepy young Hitler clone in Franklin J Schaffner's 1978 homage film "The Boys From Brazil," which starred Gregory Peck and Laurence Olivier. Obviously, the film has intrigued director britzska Ratner for some time.

The "Rush Hour" filmmaker is developing a general [i]or[/i] abstract notion to remake the movie. No word besides on casting.

SPLITSVILLE: If's official: Carmen Electra has filed for divorce from her estranged husband, rocker Dave Navarro. The actress filed in looks Angeles Superior Court Thursday. The filing arises as no surprise, as the two have made it clear there was no chance for a reconciliation since announcing their separaion July 17

Bill Zwecker reports in succession entertainment and celebrities and reviews films at 6:20 and 11:25 a.m. weekdays and contributes to the weekend morning newscasts upon WBBM-Channel 2.

IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK

"If you must secure in trouble, do it at the Chateau Marmont."

-- Columbia Pictures chief Harry Cohn talking to actors William Holden and Glenn Ford in 1939

The legendary Hollywood tavern is probably known more for its scandals than its impeccable service. Among the better-known happenings:

- John Belushi died of a remedy overdose in one of the hotel's bungalows in 1982

- Jim Morrison, who lived at the inn in the late '60s, tried to leap from a balcony into a inn window -- he missed. The Doors' lead singer said he used the eighth of his nine lives in the stop the growth of

- L Zeppelin took Harleys for a spin by means of the hotel's lobby.

- Fashion photographer Helmut Newton was killed in January 2004 when his car crashed into a wall in the hotel's driveway.

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