Articles Written by Joseph Gibson

$70 million is not a particularly realistic figure for a movie starring Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Robert De Niro, and directed by Martin Scorsese - unless, of course, the movie in question is just 15 minutes long.

Ekkehart Hassels-Weiler went on a luxury real estate spending spree during the mid-2010s boom, including three penthouses at the top of 56 Leonard in Manhattan.

If the couple are indeed able to snag a deal comparable to the Obamas', it could be worth around $50 million, as per the rumored value of the Obama/Netflix production deal.

As you might expect from a house in "museum condition," the mansion known as Louwana has a pretty interesting history, and it's an impressive piece of architecture as well.

Botín still has the option to appeal the sentence, but it's also unlikely he will actually see any jail time, thanks to a law in Spain that usually suspends prison sentences for first-time, non-violent offenders.

The house measures in at about 11,000 square feet, with a blend of architectural styles, primarily Hollywood Regency as well as the characteristic style of Palm Beach.

More precisely, the event drummed up $4.8 million for fire relief, but it's far from the only way the world of tennis has come together to raise money for the cause.

If the $275 million price turns out to be accurate, it would mean that Ken Griffin's world-record $238 million Manhattan penthouse purchase is no longer the most expensive price paid for a single residence.

The Highland Green 1968 Mustang GT that appears in the film is also now the most expensive Mustang of all time, beating out a $2.2 million 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 "Super Snake."

Akon City is the culmination of plans that were first publicized back in 2018, when Akon announced his intention to establish a city connected with AKoin, his cryptocurrency.