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In 2015, NBA star Chris Paul paid about $9 million for a Calabasas mansion; three years later, he sold it for $11.05 million, the city’s biggest home sale that yearChris Paul's purchase of a lavish mansion in Calabasas epitomizes the blend of celebrity lifestyle and a pursuit for privacy. The estate bo...
Jake Paul: Know all about YouTuber-turned boxer - Career, Net Worth, Fiancée and MoreJake Paul's career has dramatically shifted from online fame to professional boxing and business. His net worth has surged due to major box...
Kanye West on the verge of going bankrupt? Rapper sells his $14 million Wyoming ranch amid reports of money problemsKanye West has reportedly sold his $14 million Wyoming ranch back to its original owners, the Flitner family, after years of neglect. This ...
Dubai princess Sheikha Mahra-French Montana engaged: Rapper pulls in over $100,000 from Instagram alone. Check his net worthSheikha Mahra Al Maktoum, daughter of Dubai's ruler, is engaged to Moroccan-American rapper French Montana, following her divorce announcem...
Is Kim Kardashian's new romance responsible for her $60 million home renovations? Here's what reports sayKim Kardashian is reportedly renovating her Hidden Hills mansion, sparking rumors that the remodel is for a new romance. The reality star i...
Is Chris Rock enraged over Will Smith’s rap comeback? Oscars' 'slapgate' lyrics stir fresh outrageWill Smith’s rap comeback has reignited controversy, with Chris Rock reportedly furious over lyrics referencing their infamous Oscars alter...
Los Angeles fire deaths at 10 as National Guard called inMassive wildfires in Los Angeles have killed at least 10 people and displaced thousands. The fires have destroyed homes and caused a large-...
Underplay it or flaunt it? A guide to the art of ‘showing off’What's the status of flaunting your status?
- Wall Street profits to dry up
Citigroup, Bank of America and Merrill Lynch may report their worst-ever quarter, beset by $35 billion of writedowns that threaten to crimp...
- Subprime defaults blamed for US earning woes
Railroads, chemical producers and insurance companies are blaming the worst US housing slump in 16 years for their earnings woes.