Spectacular remodeled and expanded (6532 sq. ft. ) furnished architectural that features walls of glass with panoramic views from the city to the ocean. The finest features were used in this themed fantasy that includes a 2-story disco with state of the art programmable lighting and sound, a Casino room with 3 tables, a home theatre, cave grotto with hot tub and a dancing studio with pole. All bedrooms open to the pool/spa, sauna, steam and a shower room. A unique experience in the hills above Sunset! All yours for a measly $7,5000,000.

If you’re feeling a little bit luxurious and uncertain as to where to spend the last few hundred dollars in your bank account, why not spend it on an ultra deluxe $200 hamburger that Burger King is offering at their West London, England branch.

Hailing it, ‘The Burger’, it features Wagyu beef, white truffles, Pata Negra ham slices, Cristal onion straws, Modena balsamic vinegar, lambs lettuce, pink Himalayan rock salt, organic white wine, and shallot-infused mayonnaise all served up on an Iranian saffron and white truffle dusted bun. And if you’re feeling guilty about spending $200 on a hamburger, all proceeds from the sale of The Hamburger go to benefit the Help a London Child charity….so don’t feel so bad about eating that shit in front of an improversihed child who could have really used that money to save a spleen.

Don’t be coming around to this guy if you’re sporting anything less than a Lamborghini and $5000…..

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Christina Ricci Is Totally Wasted – Celebrity Odor

Kelly Brook Fills Out A Bikini Nicely – Ned Hardy

Nice Ass Aerobics video – Totally Crap

Phwoar it’s Raychel Frew! – Monkey Mag

Amanda Seyfried’s Sexy Esquire Picture – Bro Bible

Kourtney Kardashian’s Mommy Cleavage – Boobie Blog

10 of the Best Modern Warfare 2 Kills – Unreality Mag

Alice Eve in Maxim is totally hot – Yeeeah

Rhian Sugden has the perfect body – Double Viking

Lady Gaga in her bra and panties – HQ-Celebrity

If you got $160 million to spare, why not spend it on this yacht that doubles as a villa and triples as your own little island. At 190 feet long, the WHY 58×38 guest area’s reach 36,000 square feet. The three floors have space for 12 guests and 20 crew members, and the boat features a 426-feet long promenade, a spa, a library, a ‘beach,’ an 82-meter swimming pool, and a helipad.

For all those looking for a private jet and not looking to break the bank, the HondaJet should definitely be in contention for your aviational needs. The HondaJet is the fastest and most fuel efficient aircraft in its class with a 420 knot cruise speed, a range of 1180 nautical miles, and a 30-35 percent better fuel efficiency at cruise speed versus other jets of comparable performance. HondaJet’s cabin is the clincher as it sets a new standard for interior space and comfort being longer than even larger ‘light jet’ offerings with space for a fully-private lavatory and a 57-cubic foot aft cargo hold.

Two GE-Honda HF120 turbofan engines, each rated at 1880 pounds (at take-off thrust) deliver higher fuel efficiency and the lowest engine emissions and quietest operation in their thrust class . HondaJet Comfort

HondaJet will be offered in two interior configurations: with seating for seven (2 pilots and 5 passengers) in standard configuration; and with seating for eight (2 pilots and six forward-facing passenger seats) in air taxi configuration.

HondaJet’s cabin offers its passengers unprecedented levels of comfort with as much as six inches more leg room (per passenger) than competitive offerings. HondaJet’s 57 cubic-foot aft cargo hold is as much as 50 percent larger than other jets in its class. Additional cargo storage is provided by a nine cubic-foot nose cargo hold.

All yours for $3.9 Million

When you’ve spent the day whizzing around in your 911 Carrera 4S and you are ready to relax and take a nice little cruise what’s your preference of marine vehicle? Why not opt for the Royal Falcon Fleet RFF135 by Porsche Design? You dig their cars, so why not cop one of their yachts? Because the Royal Falcon Fleet RFF135 is such a large catamaran, it needs some serious power to help it clip along at 35 knots. Called to task will be two V16 turbo-diesel engine from the German manufacturer MTU. Each engine is capable of producing 4,600 horsepower. The twin-hull design gives the RFF135 a wide beam and unrivaled stability without displacing as much water as a conventional design, while providing a massive 472 square meters of interior floorspace and 208 square meters of deck space, more than enough to accommodate 10 guests and 10 crew. The 135ft super yacht is scheduled to launch by the end of 2010 and with a cool price tag of $56,744,488.

In late 2011, Lexus will be introducing their first entry into the supercar market with the LFA. The rear-drive Lexus will contain: a 4.8-liter V10 with 560 ps (552 bhp), 354 lb-ft torque, a 9,000 rpm redline, six-speed sequential gearbox, 0-62 mph in 3.7 seconds, and a top speed of 202 mph. Only 500 units of this beast will be produced and at a whopping cost of $375,000! Is there something I am missing here? with 375K I can buy an f458 a viper, and a GTR all at the same time more or less.

For a true connessiur of Cognac and for those who are than willing to part ways with $25,000-$35,000 of their hard earned money, Rémy Martin’s Louis XIII Black Pearl is for you. The Black Pearl is a limited edition cognac from Rémy Martin’s stock of Louis XIII. Only one tiercon (a type of oak barrel) will be used, meaning only 786 bottles are available for purchase. The custom decanter, hand-crafted by artisans at Baccarat, is black crystal with platinum accents. The Louis XIII cognac inside contains a blend of more than 1,200 lots up to 100 years old. After two months on the market, Rémy Martin reports all the bottles have been sold, hence the hefty price tag.

In 2008, an anonymous and very wealthy English man bought a Ferrari 250 GTO at a staggering price of $28.5 million. Only 39 models of the legendary Ferrari 250 GTO model were ever built, from 1962 to 1964. It was already considered one of the most valuable cars in the world, previously thought to have been worth approximately €14 million. But with the recent record-breaking sale, it seems the Ferrari 250 GTO is even more valuable than had been thought. Powered by a 3-litre, V12 engine, the 302-horsepower Ferrari 250 GTO can do 0-60 in 6.1s and reach speeds of 176mph