Tick, tick, tick, tick, vamoose
12:15-1:15: She buys.
1:15-8:30: She moves and rents it out.
8:30-11:15: She tries to sell.
11:15: In this market, we may need to tune in next season to see what happens.
Mary Lynn Rajskub, who plays computer whiz Chloe O'Brian opposite Kiefer Sutherland's Jack Bauer on Fox's "24," bought a remodeled two-bedroom, 800-square-foot Venice bungalow in 2005 for $899,000. She then moved to be closer to the Valley studios and leased the bungalow to Mia Kirsch-
ner, who played Mandy in seven episodes of "24." After Kirschner moved out in January, Rajskub put the place on the market for $1.4 million.
Before Rajskub bought it, the bungalow had been turned into a contemporary-style home with 2 1/2 bathrooms and a shower with mosaic tiles. Natural hues of gray, white and black were used to create a serene environment. The house also has a detached recreation room with a half-bath.
Rajskub, 36, appeared in the movies "Little Miss Sunshine," "Legally Blonde 2" and "Dude, Where's My Car?" Kirschner, 33, starred in "The L Word," a 2004 Showtime series about a group of lesbian friends. Robin Walpert of Sotheby's International Realty, Santa Monica, has the listing.
Sunset Strip crib for his turntables
Mixmaster Mike, a 37-year-old turntablist and resident DJ with the hip-hop group the Beastie Boys, has purchased a home in the Sunset Strip area for $990,000.
Mike, whose real name is Michael Schwartz, bought a Country French-style home with three bedrooms and 1 3/4 bathrooms in slightly more than 2,000 square feet. The house, built in 1930, has a wraparound porch, gardens and park-like grounds.
Mike has worked on such albums with the Beastie Boys as "To the 5 Boroughs" (2004).
Kevin and Jovana Keyser had the listing at Sotheby's International Realty, Sunset. Lori King from Ramsey Shilling, Toluca Lake, represented Mixmaster Mike.
In-house frocks and garage rock
Here is a new use for an old house, albeit a fine old house, a classic John Woolf abode built in 1926. The home, in the Sunset Strip area, was purchased by a musician and a New York socialite for close to $3 million.
The socialite, Stacey Bendet, is also designer-owner of the women's clothing boutique Alice & Olivia, with stores in Manhattan and L.A.
