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Usher’s Gold AP Royal Oak Steals the Show in a Super Bowl Halftime Show Video Mashup

The stylish Perpetual Calendar watch houses a skeletonized dial and an automatic movement.

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A Prominent Attorney’s Opulent Kentucky Estate Is Slated for Auction in October

Known as “Château du Mon Rêves,” this French chateau-inspired mansion comes complete with a movie theater, two-story library and fountain-clad pond.

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This Long-Lost Baroque Masterpiece Was Hidden in a Palace for Over a Century. Now It’s Back on Display.

Titled Susanna and the Elders, the painting was reportedly kept at Hampton Court, a Tudor palace outside London.

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Cooper Kupp’s Oregon Mansion Hits the Market for $3.5 Million

The Los Angeles Ram player’s property has an indoor training facility with a turf-lined football field. 

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This Rare Yellow Ferrari F50 Could Fetch up to $4.5 Million at Auction Next Week

The supercar is one of just 31 finished in the bright color.

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Travis Kelce’s KidSuper Denim Ensemble Made the Internet Lose Its Mind. Here’s Where to Buy It.

The All-Pro tight end showed out ahead playing in front of Taylor Swift at Arrowhead Stadium yesterday.

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Robb Recommends: This New GoPro Can Capture All Your Action-Packed Moments in 4K Quality

The new GoPro Hero12 Black is a must-have device for adventure seekers and hobbyists.

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Blancpain’s New Military-Inspired Dive Watch Gets the Midas Touch

The Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act III—and its unexpected gold alloy case—bookends a year-long anniversary celebration.

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Exclusive: One of Monaco’s Best Restaurants Is Opening an Outpost in N.Y.C. Here’s a Look Inside.

Rampoldi is opening a second location for the first time in almost 80 years.

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This $34 Million Florida Mansion Is Most Expensive Home in Sarasota

The brand-new residence, inspired by British West Indies design, has nearly 150 feet of bay frontage.

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The race is on for more EV charging stations at stores, offices and apartments

Commercial landlords and businesses are scrambling to adjust to the changing world of transportation with new EV charging stations. What's next: autonomous parking garages, vehicle-friendly lobbies, rooftop air taxi entrances?

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What the billionaires planning a new Bay Area city can teach us about California housing

The Bay Area tech titans' plan to create a utopia in Solano County contains a kernel of wisdom about the kind of suburban growth the state wants and needs.

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The architect of L.A.'s iconic Capitol Records building sets the record straight — again — on that needle

On the heels of his 95th birthday, the architect of L.A. landmarks looks back on his career and the ever-enduring myth that his Capitol Records building is intended to resemble a stack of records. (It's not.)

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Tracking home and rent prices in Southern California

Explore the latest home and rent prices in and around L.A., updated for August.

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L.A.'s first legal 3-D-printed house is here. It was built by students in just 15 months

The Solar Futures House was quickly raised using 3-D printing technology and is highly efficient. It recycles water and is powered entirely by the sun's rays.

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Opinion: Airbnb and short-term rentals drive up L.A. housing prices. Here's how we can push back

Thousands of short-term rentals are breaking the law. The city is leaving millions of dollars on the table by not enforcing the rules.

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'Brady Bunch' house in Studio City sells for $3.2 million, more than $2 million below May list price

'The Brady Bunch' house in Studio City sells to historic home enthusiast Tina Trahan for $3.2 million, more than $2 million less than what it was listed at in May.

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Over 40,000 eviction notices have gone out in L.A. this year, many to upscale apartments

As L.A. deals with a housing crisis, new data show how the threat of eviction affects not only poor communities but middle- and high-income ones too.

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L.A. kills developer's plans for Bulgari hotel in Benedict Canyon

The head of Los Angeles city planning said new studies found that the environmental impacts of the Bulgari Resort project "are far greater than initially anticipated."

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How a Spanish bungalow in L.A. went from sad to sexy (Hint: There's an ADU rental)

Priced out of the Bay Area and South Pasadena, a couple bought a Spanish fixer-upper in Eagle Rock, assisted by the earning potential of an ADU.

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