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Ratner launched RatPac in 2012 with James Packer, the Australian hotel heir who had designs on being a Hollywood player.

Long gone are the days of cheap buffets on the Las Vegas Strip. For more than a decade, fine dining and celebrity chefs have become a way of life in Las Vegas

In high school, Ric Weiland founded Lakeside Programming Group alongside Bill Gates and Paul Allen. Several years later, he became Microsoft employee number two. This is his amazing story.

If you have $85 million laying around and are looking for a new pad, go check out The New Castle. It is one-of-a-kind!

In a truly modern take on the long-lost sibling story, it turns out Facebook brought them back together. When the social networking giant says they help bring people together, they mean it!

Recently, more than 4,000 astronomers revealed a shocking revelation of how gold, platinum, and other elements are created. The first-ever detection of two neutron stars colliding in space led to this discovery.

Not only is the company broke, but a look at their entire business reveals that The Weinstein Company is a sinking ship with little chance of finding a life preserver.

HBO is ramping up the budget for the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones.

Julia Kogan is an opera singer who used to date the screenwriter Nicholas Martin. During their relationship, Martin was writing the 2016 Meryl Streep film Florence Foster Jenkins. Kogan is suing Martin, claiming that she helped write that script.

Johnny Depp is suing his long time law firm, alleging they were in cahoots with his business managers to defraud him of $40 million.

Katy Perry's attempt to buy a Los Angeles mansion and turn it into a religious retreat for Catholic priests has fallen through.

Dwayne Wade accused LeBron James of being the cheapest guy in the NBA. How he responded is hilarious.

Marchesa, the fashion line founded by Harvey Weinstein's soon-to-be-ex-wife, Georgina Chapman, is in jeopardy thanks to his involvement in promoting the brand.

Two paintings going up for auction at Christie's in New York next month are expected to sell for a combined $150 million.

The Salvator Mundi dates from around the year 1500, but its earliest recorded ownership was as part of the collection of King Charles I early in the following century.