Jennifer Lawrence

Edward Majerczyk, 29, stole private information, including nude videos and photos.

He was accused of organising a phishing scheme that tricked victims into giving him usernames and passwords.

Majerczyk, from Chicago, was ordered to pay one unnamed celebrity £4,900 after their photos were later shared online.

He wasn't charged or accused of selling or posting the material online.

He pleaded guilty last year to one count of unauthorised access to a protected computer to obtain information.

No victims' names were mentioned in the court documents.

The movie stars are killing the game on their press tour for the film "Passengers."

Between Pratt cutting Lawrence out of photos and their joint interviews, it's literally been a laugh a minute with these two.

And now the co-stars are trying to out insult each other.

Pratt and Lawrence appeared on BBC 1 Radio where they indulged in a bit of "Playground Insults."

The goal was to offend the other person to the point of cracking them up.

"Why did they call it Joy?" Pratt said, getting off an early zinger.

However, a recent "butt scratching" story she told on the BBC's "The Graham Norton Show" seemed to cross the line for a lot of her fans.

Lawrence was on the notoriously bawdy talk show with her "Passengers" co-star Chris Pratt, when she recalled an itchy incident she had while filming the second "Hunger Games" movie.

"We were filming in Hawaii and there were sacred rocks, and you're not supposed to sit on them," she said. "I was in a wetsuit that whole shoot and oh my God, they were so good for butt itching!"

The photographer's memoir "It's What I Do: A Photographer's Life of Love and War" has been optioned by Warner Bros., with Steven Spielberg attached as director and the world's highest paid actress to star.

It would be an understatement to say that Addario has had an eventful career so far.

"The Hunger Games" star banked $46 million before taxes over 12 months, making her the highest-paid actress for the second year in a row.

Movie fans will now be able to walk all over Jennifer Lawrence. 

The actress joined Hunger Games co-stars Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth for a ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre in L.A. on Saturday, where they imprinted their hands and shoes in cement in a classic rite of Hollywood passage.

"I did not know we were going to have to make a speech," Lawrence, who plays Katniss, told the crowd. "We're very grateful — I think I can say that on behalf of everyone here. Anyway, Liam?" she playfully continued, quickly passing the buck to Hemsworth (Gale).

Looks like the Oscar winner took a break from dancing atop Billy Joel's piano to squeeze in some time at the salon. Lawrence was spotted for the first time with freshly-dyed bleach blonde locks (!) pulled into a low bun while getting out of a car Tuesday on the set of her new movie, Sony's Passengers, being filmed in Atlanta.