The house used in Mean Girls is on the market and it's only a few million shy of costing as much as the movie itself! 
 
 "Wow! Your house is really nice," Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) tells Regina George (Rachel McAdams) as they pull up to her mammoth home in the 1994 teen comedy. "I know, right!" she answers. 
 
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 The owners are asking for $14.8 million for the 20,000 square foot Toronto mansion, which served as the set for Regina George's home. The budget for Mean Girls: $17 million. 
 
 
 
 While the house doesn't come equipped with a "cool mom" such as Amy Poehler, it does feature the master bedroom that Regina commandeered as her own as well as 10 other bedrooms and 12 baths. If that wasn't enough, the house features neoclassic designs, Italian marble and grand entrances big enough for Regina’s hair. 
 
 
 
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 If you're looking for a Beverly Hills movie home and have $135 million to spare, the mansion used in Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner's 1992 romance film The Bodyguard is also up for sale. 
 
 
 
 On top of that, the woodsy South Lake Tahoe, Calif. vacation house used in the movie is on the market for $8 million. 
 
 Which movie home suits you best? ||||| The California ranch once known as Neverland and owned by late pop star Michael Jackson is going on the market for $100 million. 
 
 The Los Olivos property, about 40 miles from Santa Barbara, is now called “Sycamore Valley Ranch,” said Suzanne Perkins of Sotheby’s International Realty, who shares the listing with Harry Kolb of Sotheby’s and Jeffrey Hyland of Hilton & Hyland. The amusement park rides are gone, the agents said, as are the orangutans and elephant, though there is currently a llama on the property. The iconic...
– A 2,700-acre piece of pop-culture history is now up for sale. The Wall Street Journal reports that Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch near Santa Barbara is on the market for $100 million. Except it's now called Sycamore Valley Ranch, and while it no longer has amusement park rides or an elephant, it still has the train station and tracks Jackson had installed. Curbed LA, which notes that Beyonce and Jay Z were once rumored to be interested, links to this video tour. And sorry Jackson fans, the listing agents are going to thoroughly vet any prospective buyers—"we're not going to be giving tours," one tells the Journal. (Also for sale: the Mean Girls mansion.)