Anna Nicole Smith's home in Studio City, Calif. -- the mansion featured on her short-lived E! reality series, The Anna Nicole Show, is up for sale.

The 4,700 square foot home is listed at $1.75 million. It features five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, a fitness center, a four-car garage and canyon views.

We got a bit sad looking through pics of the empty home -- one room features a portrait of Anna Nicole, who died in 2007.

We couldn't help but remember the American Music Awards in 2004, when Anna Nicole slurred her speech as a presenter. The crowd cheered, but the footage, especially in the wake of Amy Winehouse's recent death, is a reminder of the dangers of addiction.

See all the photos of Anna Nicole's house below.

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has granted Howard K. Stern the title deeds to Anna Nicole Smith's house, which is currently occupied by Smith's former partner Larry Birkhead and their 4-year-old daughter Dannielynn. Stern is the executor of Smith's will, and it's not known how this will affect Birkhead's living arrangements, but there weren't any objections to Stern's petition.

Stern stated in court documents, "Petitioner believes that the Decedent's intent in transferring title to the Corporation was to protect her privacy, and that she inadvertently used the Corporation as the entity to do so rather than establishing a new entity for the purpose of owning the Home." Stern noted that since Smith’s death, "the Estate has made all mortgage, utility and hazard insurance payments on the Home."

Dannielynn was just a few weeks old when her mother died of an accidental drug overdose, and she is the sole beneficiary of Smith's estate. Smith bought the house in April 2005, and she then transferred ownership to a company she owned, which was thought to be a move to protect her privacy.

Howard K. Stern is a free man!

Stern was expected to be formally sentenced in court Thursday involving the drug conspiracy trial surrounding Anna Nicole Smith's untimely death, but Judge Robert Perry threw out the jury's verdict ... ruling it baseless.

The Playboy cover girl's former manager/companion was found guilty of 2 counts of conspiracy, but not guilty on 7 other charges.

The judge also ruled psychiatrist Khristine Eroshevich was actually acting out of concern for Smith, and sentenced her to just one year of probation and a mere $100 fine for obtaining a Vicodin prescription under a false name.

Anna Nicole Smith died back in 2007 of a drug overdose.

There's always a new twist...

Yesterday a prosecutor dropped the bombshell that Anna Nicole Smith was a co-conspirator in the actions that have brought Dr. Sandeep Kapoor, Dr. Khristine Eroshevich and Howard Stern to trial for over-prescribing drugs to the late star.

Deputy District Attorney Renee Rose said during a pre-trial hearing, "I think it's obvious she was part of the conspiracy because she wanted this medication." However, Superior Court Judge Robert Perry wasn't buying it, as he said he was not going to dismiss any charges against the defendants and added, "It's a surprise to me. It's a different situation if she's orchestrating it." Rose responded, "There's no reason for a doctor to overprescribe if she is not asking for it."

Perry said he fears the defendants will not get a fair trial if the court focuses on Smith's cause of death rather than the drug conspiracy surrounding her two doctors and Stern. "That's not what this case is about," Perry said. "The case is about were they overprescribing and was she addicted."

Jurors are set to return to court Monday for in-depth questioning, and opening statements are scheduled to begin on Wednesday August 4.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the estate of Anna Nicole Smith is not entitled to one penny of the more than $300 million dollars the late Playmate claimed J. Howard Marshall promised her during their brief marriage.

The AP reports that after a 15 year battle, in which both parties (J. Howard Marshall's son E. Pierce Marshall and Anna Nicole) have passed away, the court decided that a Texas jury's 2001 verdict which favored E. Pierce Marshall should be honored because it had heard from all parties during the five-month trial.

Any subsequent rulings they said should be ignored.

If the court ruled in favor of Anna Nicole, the vast fortune would have gone to Dannielynn.

The judge in the hearing evidence against Howard K. Stern, Dr. Khristine Eroshevich and Dr. Sandeep Kapoor in the Anna Nicole Smith drug case has decided that the three will stand trial for their alleged hands in the starlet's death.

The three defendants have pled "not guilty" to illegally conspiracy to prescribe, administer and dispense controlled substances to an addict.

They will return to court to argue their case before a jury on December 11th.

A pharmacist testified yesterday that he refused to fill prescriptions for Anna Nicole Smith in September of 2006 because the combination of painkillers, muscle relaxants and sedatives she was prescribed added up to "pharmaceutical suicide."

Ira Freeman said he received a request from Dr. Sandeep Kapoor (on behalf of Smith's psychiatrist Dr. Khristina Eroshevich) requesting six drugs, which included opiates and methadone. He declined to fill the prescription and told the courtroom, "I called Dr. Kapoor. I said, 'This is crazy. This is pharmaceutical suicide. The dosages are way out of whack.' I said I wouldn't fill it and no pharmacy in California would." Freeman added, "If she got ahold of these medications, it could have fatal consequences."

The Associated Press says Freeman testified that he had filled Smith's prescriptions in the past, and he hadn't questioned previous prescriptions from the late model's doctors.

Larry Birkhead returned to the witness stand today in the case against Howard K. Stern, Dr. Sandeep Kapoor and Dr. Khristine Eroshevich, where he claimed the prosecutor suggested that Anna Nicole's drug use has left Dannielynn developmentally challenged and that he should "ramp it up" on the witness stand.

The AP reports that Birkhead said the remarks by Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Sarah Slice were made outside of court, with Slice even calling him to admonish him for taking Stern's side in the testimony.

"I felt the district attorney was frustrated," Birkhead said today on the witness stand. "She said I should bite my tongue. She then went into a long speech about my daughter, and how there was going to be something wrong with her." Larry went on to reveal, "She said my daughter is going to be frustrated in learning and I should find something she excels in. She said she had studied the way the brain was made up."

Holy inappropriateness!

But she didn't stop there. Today, before his most recent testimony, Birkhead said Slice approached him in the elevator, where, according to Birkhead, "it was suggested to me it appeared I was taking up for Mr. Stern and Anna couldn't speak for herself."

"It upset me," Birkhead said when asked how he felt about the remarks. I'm sure it would upset any parent!

Larry also said that despite witnessing Anna Nicole take methadone during her pregnancy, he has not noticed any signs of physical or mental disability in Dannielynn.

Saturday night, Larry looked decidedly less upset when we caught him out with a new mystery woman -- guess that's one way to cure the blues over someone calling his daughter disabled!