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Another suspect is down for the count.

Los Angeles police confirmed to E! News Wednesday that Jonathan Ajar, 27, another suspected member of a burglary ring that hit up the houses of Hollywood's rich, young and famous is in custody after turning himself in today.

The cops had no further comment, but the L.A. District Attorney's Office says that charges had already been filed against Ajar in absentia, none of them having to do with the actual act of burglary, but rather related to the guns and drugs found when authorities searched his home on Oct. 22.

"We didn't file any charges against him related to the actual burglary," D.A. spokeswoman Jane Robison said. "We charged him with multiple counts of possession, for sale of a controlled substance and possession of a firearm."

Officials warned last week, when Ajar was nowhere to be found, that he should be considered armed and dangerous.

So far, alleged ringleader Nicholas Prugo, 18, has been charged with seven counts of residential burglary; Diana Tamayo, 19, is charged with two; and Alexis Neiers, 18, Roy Lopez Jr., 27, and Courtney Leigh Ames, 18, are each facing one count.

Prugo is accused of participating in the break-ins at the homes of Lindsay Lohan, Audrina Patridge, Orlando Bloom, Megan Fox and Paris Hilton, and the gang also allegedly invaded Ashley Tisdale's space.

—Reporting by Ashley Fultz and Lindsay Miller

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If only the celebs had employed a Kardashian as a security guard. Check out the damage wrought when Kim & Co. sparred for charity.

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Crime may not pay, but it sure can comp you some priceless merchandise. Until you're caught, that is.

According to newly released documents detailing the spoils of the search warrants targeting the celeb-obsessed pals who allegedly ripped off Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton, Orlando Bloom, Megan Fox, Rachel Bilson, Audrina Patridge, Ashley Tisdale and Brian Austin Green, the so-called Hollywood Burglar Bunch certainly knew how to get the most out of their home invasions.

Police managed to recover all manner of jewelry, designer goods and, as no ill-thought-out crime ring is complete without them, drugs and guns. The goods were retrieved in raids carried out Oct. 22.

Now get a load of this haul:

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Good thing the Los Angeles Police Department isn't as sensitive to awkward topics as Lindsay Lohan is.

Adding to the ever-growing list of celebrity victims of the bizarre student burglar ring, the LAPD announced that Ashley Tisdale, Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green were the latest stars to have their home heists linked to the fashion-forward hooligans.

They're in such fine company as the celebrity victims previously identified: Lohan, Paris Hilton, Orlando Bloom, Rachel Bilson and Audrina Patridge. Investigators say the suspects hit at least 10 residences, two of whom were not famous (just apparently in possession of a killer wardrobe).

"The celebrities had a couple of things in common," Officer Brett Goodkin said. "That they were celebrities, it was easy to find out where they live via the internet, and that none of the celebrities knew any of the suspects in this crime."

Despite reports that recent burglaries of Kourtney Kardashian and Stephanie Pratt's homes were perpetrated by the same gang, police said there wasn't enough evidence to connect the crimes.

Police are already working to get the stolen goods back, having succeeded in Hilton's case. (Thus answering the question of what, exactly, you get the girl who has everything: her stuff back.)

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It has been far too long since we've seen Zac Efron's adorable mug on the cover of a magazine.

And, while the poses in Nylon Guys aren't exactly his most original—we've seen the High School Musical hottie's plaid shirts and downward glances plenty of times—they are an adorable way to start your Friday nonetheless.

Still, now that he's promoting a grown-up movie with Me and Orson Welles, he's subtly dissing the fluffy flicks that catapulted him into our hearts.

"It's the first time I've ever watched a movie [that I'm in] and in the end, I'm like, 'OK, I didn't check my watch once,"' he tells the "not for girls" mag (as if putting Zac on the cover is going to dissuade us).

He also blames our supposedly bad taste in music on celebrity albums, which is ironic given that Ashley Tisdale and his GF, Vanessa Hudgens, could be accused of releasing such musical monstrosities.

"If anyone asked themselves [if celebrity albums are necessary], then we wouldn't have the crap we are listening to today," he says.

Zac also claims he's not that into seeing his face on lunchboxes and that his parents found his singing "annoying" growing up.

Seriously, though, he's so cute, does it even matter what he says?

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Zac is just one of the 10 Guys We Crave!

Nylon Guys

It has been far too long since we've seen Zac Efron's adorable mug on the cover of a magazine.

And, while the poses in Nylon Guys aren't exactly his most original—we've seen the High School Musical hottie's plaid shirts and downward glances plenty of times—they are an adorable way to start your Friday nonetheless.

Still, now that he's promoting a grown-up movie with Me and Orson Welles, he's subtly dissing the fluffy flicks that catapulted him into our hearts.

"It's the first time I've ever watched a movie [that I'm in] and in the end, I'm like, 'OK, I didn't check my watch once,"' he tells the "not for girls" mag (as if putting Zac on the cover is going to dissuade us).

He also blames our supposedly bad taste in music on celebrity albums, which is ironic given that Ashley Tisdale and his GF, Vanessa Hudgens, could be accused of releasing such musical monstrosities.

"If anyone asked themselves [if celebrity albums are necessary], then we wouldn't have the crap we are listening to today," he says.

Zac also claims he's not that into seeing his face on lunchboxes and that his parents found his singing "annoying" growing up.

Seriously, though, he's so cute, does it even matter what he says?

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Zac is just one of the 10 Guys We Crave!

High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale wants to dance, and not in that G-rated, Disney-fied way, either.

Sure enough, in this new video for her latest single, "Crank It Up," Ash clearly can't wait to get to the club. We see her practicing some sexy moves, seductive looks and various hand-to-hair gestures after watching, we assume, several Britney Spears videos.

Fortunately, all that preparation eventually pays off, and she finally makes it onto the dance floor. Of course, considering how crowded the place gets, it's probably a good thing she opted to leave the black angel wings at home.

Don't ask. Just watch.

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Sit down for a second, Ashley Tisdale, and listen up. There comes a time in a young celebrity's life when she has to make tough choices, and at the Fame premiere in L.A. last night, you made the wrong one.

A skimpy, Pepto pink jumper with superstrappy black heels? Oh girl, it's weirdly sporty—there's too much skin and not enough glamour. You're walking the red carpet, not doing laps!

Hey, don't cry—you'll get past this, Tiz!

Every Disney starlet goes through an awkward phase, where they try to shed their middle school pedal pushers and slink into a sexier, more adult look—just don't be like Vanessa and take pictures in between!

Our advice: Crank up the glitter a little bit and stay out of the Juniors sporting section, 'K?

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You can't stop him, you can only hope to contain his album sales. Or, ideally, just avoid releasing an album of your own for the next few months.

Michael Jackson continued his posthumous domination of the album charts this week, selling enough copies of Number Ones to make the 2003 greatest hits collection the second-best seller of the year, far outpacing Disney's finest underagers, with offerings from Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato and Ashley Tisdale—especially Ashley Tisdale—falling well behind.

The year's supreme seller for the time being is Fearless from Taylor Swift, an artist with all the appeal of a Disney star with none of those pesky Mouse House associations. Unless you count the ex. And the rotating BFFs.

Guess a bedazzled guitar beats a sequined glove. At least, for now...

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High School Musical's Ashley Tisdale keeps the new-music-video party going today with her tale of a cheating lover in "It's Alright, It's OK."

Yes, it's a story we've heard over and over, but maybe the Tiz can bring a little something fresh? Or she could just make a considerably less awesome version of Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me a River." It even looks like the jilted pop stars broke into the same mansion for their revenge, except, you know, J.T. did it way more awesomely.

But there is some good news for Ash...

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