Slideshow: 7 weird celebrity sales

Celebrity cowboy Roy Rogers was so fond of his horse and showbiz partner Trigger that when the horse died he had him stuffed. Some 40-odd years later, the horse was sold at Christie's for $266,000. Oh, and they also sold the stuffed dog. Bullet fetched $35,000 at the same auction.

Former prime minister Winston Churchill's former dentures were auctioned earlier this summer for £15,200. The partial set was specifically made to preserve Churchill's distinctive speaking style. No word on what the buyer intends to do with them, though.

The sparkling red shoes worn by Judy Garland in the 1939 classic, The Wizard of Oz, were sold to a private collector in 2000 for $666,000. TheJournal.ie hopes the buyer realised they weren't real rubies. Source: Photos o'Randomness on Flickr

A clump of hair once grown and groomed on the head of Elvis Presley was sold for close to $115,000 in 2002. (Ew.)

The house that Michael Jackson was renting when he died suddenly last year was put the market for just under $29 million last summer. The 17,171-square-foot Bel Air mansion has seven bedrooms, 13 toilets, and at least one turret.

Hands up who wants toast? Yes, some French toast left over by Justin Timberlake was sold on eBay by the radio DJ he had breakfast with, for $3,154.