Exes Courteney Cox and David Arquette put trophy home on the market Courteney Cox and her ex-husband, David Arquette, have put their Beverly Hills home in the Multiple Listing Service at $19.5 million. The pristine property, designed by modernist architect A. Quincy Jones and built in 1959, was renovated during their ownership. The museum-like trophy home sits on nearly an acre in the Trousdale Estates area. Features include a center hall, an updated kitchen, a den/office, five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. An expansive lawn abuts the circular swimming pool, which has an adjoining fountain and unobstructed city views. Actor-director-screenwriter Arquette, 42, is an executive producer on "Cougar Town." They bought the home in 2004 for $5.45 million. Jonah Wilson of Hilton & Hyland/Christie's International Real Estate is the listing agent. 'ER' star's home proved a hit Actor Eriq La Salle has sold a classy-looking home in the Beverly Crest area for an undisclosed amount. The last listing price was $6.495 million. The Tuscan villa-inspired house, remodeled in 2006, has panoramic skyline views and sits on close to half an acre with a swimming pool, spa and guesthouse. The 6,000 square feet of living space features wood-beam ceilings, a copper fireplace, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a weight room, floor-to-ceiling retractable glass walls, four bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. There's also a 400-square-foot roof deck with an outdoor shower and a hot tub. La Salle, 51, has a host of acting credits, plus a few for directing and producing. He was on "ER" (1994-2009) when he bought the property in 1996. More recently he has been in the series "A Gifted Man" and "Blackout." Susan L. Andrews of Hilton & Hyland was the listing agent. TV host bows out of Beverly Hills Television host Leeza Gibbons and her husband, Steven Fenton, have parted with a gated estate in Beverly Hills for $6.9 million. Built in 2007, the two-story Mediterranean features a screening room, a study/office, a gym, six bedrooms, five bathrooms and 6,333 square feet of living space. The nearly half-acre lot includes an outdoor living room, outdoor kitchen and a swimming pool with a spa. Gibbons, 56, won a Daytime Emmy this year for hosting "My Generation." She hosts the news magazine show "America Now" and is the author of "Take 2." The property was purchased in 2010 for $6.6 million and, according to the MLS, had been rented out. Gregg Silver and Dafna Milstein of Keller Williams' Beverly Hills office were the listing agents. Screenwriter lists Modernist showcase