Radar Online started as Radar, a print magazine, before being converted to digital-only under American Media. It was founded in 2003 by Maer Roshan, the current editor-in-chief of Los Angeles ...

The actor had argued for the order after Desiree Townsend surprised him at his home to serve him with lawsuit papers.

American Media Inc’s celebrity gossip site Radar Online went dark in April just weeks after massive company-wide layoffs. The most rent post on the 17-year-old site’s homepage is from April 20.

But Radar Online, a joint venture with Ron Burkle’s private equity company the Yucaipa Cos., was hardest hit, sources said.