Who says workaholics can’t be fashionable? Not Louis. Louis Vuitton has expanded their style prowess into the workplace with their newest laptop sleeve. Now Louis Vuitton and tech fanatics can have the best of both worlds, proving that work doesn’t have to be a bore.

Scott Rothstein’s mega ponzi scheme has left many questioning the way federal prosecutors are handling the convicted felons multi-million dollar properties. Recent outrage has surfaced surrounding Rothstein’s wife, Kimberly, who is still managing a number of her husband’s houses. She currently lives rent-free in one of them and rents out the others.

The struggling Plaza hotel in New York has recently suffered a major blow to its recently converted retail section as its leading retail tenant, The Demel Bakery, threatens to bolt off the property after filing a lawsuit against the buildings developer for fraud.

Eater New York has reported that Bouley is in major debt, a debt of approximately $2.5 million. And it doesn’t end there: The Post reported today that, in addition to the $2.5 million, he also owes $80, 436 on his famous restaurant in the Mohawk building.

Seven private wealth managers for Goldman have recently “jumped ship” to a company called Credit Suisse in order to get around pay restrictions on Wall Street and collect 8 digit bonuses. This has caused a major lawsuit to be filed against Credit Suisse claiming, among other things, that the company is trying to poach Goldman employees and clients.

Attention all shoppers. The long awaited opening of The Consignment Bar, located on 7418 Biscayne Blvd., has finally taken place, and we have the inside details for all you sexy people looking to get their hands on the latest and greatest designs from some of today’s hautest fashion designers.

All you sushi fans out there, it’s time to get excited. Why you ask? Because the upscale London-based Japanese restaurant, Zuma, is coming to the Biscayne Bay area in May, taking over the ground floor of the luxurious Epic Hotel and bringing with it a “sophisticated twist on the traditional Japanese Izakaya style of informal eating and drinking.”

Food has always been a passion of renowned chef Tom Colicchio, which is why he was so struck by those who go without it on a daily basis. Colicchio volunteered at an NYC soup kitchen last Thanksgiving. Since then, he has made it his personal vendetta to “change the face of hunger.” And the head judge of Bravo’s hit show Top Chef is currently using his culinary influence to unite several A-list stars behind his cause.

On February 19, 2010, the “best golfer on the planet” gave a full apology for the “multiple transgressions” he committed against his wife Elin, and his two children. The apology lasted more that ten minutes and was well received by most major media outlets across the country, but did he really need to spend ten minutes highlighting his actions and how they’ve affected everyone…