The world will be watching London this summer as the 2012 Olympics take place in the capital city. If you plan on heading there for the games, you’ll probably need some swanky accommodation, and what could be better than an apartment at London’s prestigious Park Lane for $17,600 a week?

The world’s most expensive one-bedroom apartment is located in Tokyo and is priced at $21.8 million. Dubbed “The House”, this apartment features 4,434 square feet of living space and luxurious interiors.

With as many as 3863 rooms, the Sheraton Macau Hotel is set to be the largest hotel in Asia. Expected to open in September 2012, the hotel will be an integral part of a resort complex in the city located nearby to shopping and dining centers.

Some of the most expensive movie memorabilia was sold at Julien’s Auction Hollywood Legends sale in Beverly Hills. Featuring items associated with icons like Charlie Chaplin, Whitney Houston and Marilyn Monroe, the auction had 927 high-profile items.

Paying tribute to Russian painter Konstantin Korovin on the 150th anniversary of his birth, Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery will be hosting a jubilee exhibition.

A graphic art exhibition will take place in Moscow. Called the Khudgraph Exhibition Fair will feature numerous Russian graphic art of the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Hullett House in Hong Kong will be presenting a special Titanic 100th Anniversary Dinner in April and May. Dubbed “Dinner on RMS Titanic”, the lavish 10-course dinner is a recreation of the meal served in the ship’s First Class Dining salon one hundred years ago.

Focusing on the Van Cleef & Arpels legacy, the Timeless Beauty exhibition will take place at Shanghai’s Museum of Contemporary Art from May 20 through July 15.

Located in the private island of Yao Noi in Andaman Sea, Thailand, a unique floating movie theater has been temporarily installed. Designed by architect Ole Scheeren in collaboration with the Film on the Rocks Yao Noi Foundation, the floating cinema is nestled in front of limestone protrusions of the Andaman.