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The Atlanta resort where John Travolta stayed at when he allegedly sexually assaulted a male masseur, has been notified in writing to preserve the surveillance video during that time because it will become key evidence in the lawsuit filed by the unidentified man, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

Two male masseurs allege that the Grease star sexually assaulted them and are suing the actor for $2 million dollars in damages. Travolta's lawyer, Marty Singer has vehemently denied the allegations and branded the men liars.

Hair today, gone tomorrow!

A hair salon was robbed in Los Angeles early Tuesday morning and RadarOnline.com has exclusively obtained the shocking surveillance video of the entire heist, including when the alleged robbers used chains attached to their car to rip the doors of the store off!

“I received a call at 3:00 a.m. after the alarm went off at my shop...

Cops investigating claims that Lindsay Lohan assaulted a woman at The Standard Hotel in West Hollywood want to talk to the wayward actress, but she has no plans to meet with them, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

Lindsay is being investigated for allegedly assaulting Marisa Dugas two weeks ago.

Oh Lindsay Lohan!

Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department have officially received the surveillance video from The Standard Hotel in West Hollywood from the night that a woman claims Lindsay Lohan assaulted her, and the video clearly shows Lohan at the club, despite her claims that she was at home watching television, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

Lindsay Lohan's controversial jewelry store surveillance video, from the day she allegedly stole a $2,500 necklace, has hit the web and you can see it here.

In the security tape, posted by Entertainment Tonight, the troubled star is clearly seen entering Kamofie & Co. in Venice, Ca, with a friend.

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And while the first instalment shows just 30 seconds of her browsing the store, ET promises to reveal more as they leak the full 42 minute video tonight and during the rest of the week.

The controversial sale of the Lindsay Lohan surveillance video is being explained by a rep for Kamofie & Co. who told RadarOnline.com that the Lohan incident has cost the store owner an enormous amount of money.

"Customers have stayed away from the store because of the paparazzi and the controversy," Christopher Spencer tells RadarOnline.com exclusively. He also says the money that will be recouped from the release of the video won't come close to covering the loses. There's no profit motive, he says.

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Spencer, who identifies himself as an expert in crisis PR, says the video has gone out to the Associated Press, who is handling the licensing and distribution of the tape and still images.

Refusing to answer any specific questions about how the release of the video may affect the case, Spencer tells RadarOnline.com, "There were literally thousands of media inquiries asking for the release of the video which is not secret evidence. The video would have been released during the trial anyway, as was stated by several prominent criminal attorneys.

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"We worked with the non-profit organization known as the Associated Press to allow legitimate journalists and news outlets access to the video."

As RadarOnline.com has been reporting, the release of the video has come as a shock to both the prosecution and the defense teams in Lohan's felony grand theft case.

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She is accused of stealing a $2,500 necklace from Kamofie & Co., a jewelry store near her home in L.A.'s Venice Beach district.

Entertainment Tonight paid $35,000 to license the video, several sources tell RadarOnline.com.

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Lindsay's next court appearance is scheduled for March 10.

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A male shopping with Lindsay Lohan at the beachside jewelry store in Venice, California, distracted an employee as the Mean Girls star stole a gold designer necklace -- this according to a law enforcement source who has intimate knowledge of the surveillance video.

"Lindsay had removed a necklace of hers that she was wearing when she tried on the necklace in question," the source close to the case told RadarOnline.com, exclusively.

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Lindsay Lohan hopes she will be cleared of a felony grand theft charge because the jewelry store owner told cops varying version of events about what happened on January 22, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

Lohan's legal team was presented with the police report for the first time on Wednesday when the Mean Girls star, 24, entered a plea of not guilty at the Airport Courthouse in Los Angeles, before Superior Court Judge Keith L. Schwartz.

In it, according to a source with knowledge of the file, is a major inconsistency in the statements to authorities from the owner of Kamofie & Company, who first raised the alarm that Lohan walked out of her shop with a $2,500 necklace.