Mama Mia and Mean Girls actress Amanda Seyfried left Hollywood for New York City, then moved to a farm upstate to find more peace

Amanda Seyfried has revealed why she moved away from Hollywood. In a recent interview with Forbes, the 38-year-old actor recalled how she first started looking for a new home 10 years ago. She noted that while she was living in New York City during her home search,

John Mayer and movie director McG have agreed to buy the Jim Henson Company Lot, a legendary studio in Hollywood founded by Charlie Chaplin.

John Mayer is set to purchase the storied Hollywood lot established by Charlie Chaplin and later owned by A&M Records and the Jim Henson Company, according to The Hollywood Reporter. A rep for Mayer — who has an office on the lot — confirmed that the musician,

The storied property — formerly A&M Studios and earlier Charlie Chaplin Studios — had been the subject of bid speculation from the Church of Scientology.