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The incredible homes of Hollywood's rich and famous
Known for her towering turban of tropical fruit, Brazilian-born Portuguese singer, dancer and actress Carmen Miranda was a celebrated star of the silver screen, stage and radio. Skyrocketing to fame in the 1930s on Brazilian radio, Carmen was offered a Broadway contract by producer Lee Shubert, a starring role in a Busby Berkeley movie and even the chance to perform in front of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1943.
Boom to bust: millionaire mansions that racked up huge debts
German-born venture capitalist Thomas Kramer is known for his redevelopment of Miami's South Beach, as well as his extravagant lifestyle. However, his property purchases led to a protracted court battle that eventually cost him his lavish home. In the 1990s, Kramer purchased real estate in South Beach with money from his ex-wife's stepfather, the late Siegfried Otto, whose family owned one of the largest banknote printing companies in Germany.
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A Pinoy fanboy shares what it's like to meet multiple K-drama stars—and get recognized by some of them, too
My journey as an avid K-drama fan has been nothing short of exhilarating so far. It all started when I stumbled upon Autumn in My Heart on Philippine television. I was instantly captivated by how Song Seung Heon played the role of Joon-Suh or Johnny, so I made sure to tune in to the show to the very end.
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BY JOE BRYANT, JUWAN LI, AND MARC ANGELES Across cultures, an air of mystique and fascination has long enveloped the number seven, the prime numeral holding significance in everything from ancient folklore and literature to Las Vegas slot machines and pop culture (Snow White wasn’t taken in by six dwarfs, after all).
Hollywood homes of the rich and famous
However, with its three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and nearly 100 feet (30.5m) of Central Park-facing space, it’s not difficult to see why the home’s value has skyrocketed over the last 85 years. A true relic of Gilded Age New York, the apartment is full of original 19th-century detail, including 13-foot (4m) ceilings, 11-foot (3m) pocket doors, hardwood flooring, detailed plaster moulding, wainscoting and shutter-framed windows.
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The home also features an assortment of bonus spaces you might not expect in a Catskills cabin, including a library, an office, a workout room, a media room, two large bonus rooms, two laundry rooms, a mudroom with radiant floors and a third-floor music studio. Back on the first floor, the home’s master suite offers a walk-in closet, double vanity, clawfoot tub and a separate glass walk-in shower.
Review: K-Drama "The Tyrant" Is a Masterful Exploration of Power and Consequence
It is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates a rich narrative that challenges perceptions of power and responsibility Watch all four episodes of the K-drama "The Tyrant" on Disney Plus now. | Photo from @disneyplusph The newly-released K-drama The Tyrant by South Korean Director Park Hoon Jung stands as a remarkable masterpiece, a captivating journey featuring a narrative that deserves to be fully unveiled.
See Arnold Schwarzenegger’s former estate in serene setting near L.A., listed at $11M
Search eEdition Coronavirus CV Magazine People's Choice Awards Classifieds Place An Ad Mobile & Apps Archives California A Pacific Palisades, California, home once owned by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, and then sold to a member of the Kennedy family, is for sale for $11 million. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Personal Information Terms of Service
See Arnold Schwarzenegger’s former estate in serene setting near L.A., listed at $11M
Search eEdition Newsletters Noticias en Español Coronavirus Jobs Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Archives Real Estate News A Pacific Palisades, California, home once owned by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, and then sold to a member of the Kennedy family, is for sale for $11 million. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Personal Information Terms of Service
Arnold Schwarzenegger's amazing homes: from Austria to Los Angeles
Arnold started to make small investments in real estate and began to see the benefits. Remarkably, by the time he was 25, he was a millionaire, well before he made his first film. Sadly, in 1971, as Schwarzenegger was starting to make his mark in the States, he learned that his brother Meinhard had died in a driving incident. They had a strict upbringing, which Arnold attributes to his brother's untimely death. "The brutality that was at home...I think he could not sustain.
Billionaire bling: these are the most luxurious homes in the world
There are five indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a moat encircling three-quarters of the exterior, and even a 400-foot (37m) private outdoor running track with a glass-walled view of the city. A truly jaw-dropping property, the home nevertheless failed to achieve its original listing price. It sold for less than half at $126 million (£100m) to Richard Saghian, CEO of fashion retailer Fashion Nova in 2022. “There is nothing else like it,” he told the Californian newspaper the LA Times.
The Crown Jewel of Bel-Air Hits the Market for $65M
25 Fox Run Lane, Greenwich, CT This storybook home with gorgeous pool, outdoor kitchen, pavilion, fountains and serene gardens is set on 2.4 lush acres. Situated in quiet Mid Country on a private lane, the handsome 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath home features garden-facing rooms replete with custom Tromp l'oeil and wall coverings, state-of-the-art smart home systems, a chef's kitchen, a wet bar and a main level master suite with an inviting terrace.
Taylor Swift Buys the Pedigreed Goldwyn Estate in Beverly Hills for $25 Million
Taylor Swift via JStone / Shutterstock.com. Estate photos by Marc Angeles and Nick Springett. The grand Goldwyn family estate in Beverly Hills, commissioned by film producer Samuel Goldwyn (the "G" in MGM) in 1934, hit the market this March and was reported as sold earlier this month. The mystery buyer? Variety hears from multiple sources that it was none other than pop superstar Taylor Swift, who supposedly paid $25 million in cash—cash!—for the place.
‘Full House’ creator selling his own home
Designed by architect Richard Landry, the contemporary house, that’s listed for $30 million, is set on a nearly half-acre knoll above the Sunset Strip with views of Los Angeles and the ocean. Writer-producer-director Jeff Franklin, creator of the television show “Full House,” has listed a mansion he had built on spec in Hollywood Hills West. The asking price has been reported at $30 million.
Lady Gaga drops $23 million on tricked-out Malibu mansion
The gated Mediterranean-style villa that Lady Gaga recently purchased is on 6 acres and includes ocean views and a two-lane Brunswick bowling alley. Lady Gaga has shelled out $23 million to bowl in Malibu, Calif. The gated Mediterranean-style villa that she recently purchased is located on 6 acres and includes ocean views. Built in 2005, it features open-concept living and dining rooms, high ceilings with exposed beams and French doors. Oh, yes, and a two-lane Brunswick bowling alley.
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