Lev Leviev, the billionaire developer whose Africa Israel real estate resume includes huge Miami properties and previous headquarters of the New York Times in New York City, wants to reorganize $2 billion dollars worth of debt. Apparently, his investments in the United States were a “mistake,” as he said in Tel Aviv.

Nicolas Cage is reportedly on the hook to the IRS for more than $6 million dollars, and the real estate drama seems to continue. Poor Nic has already sold off some of his properties as a result , and in October, his Bel Air mansion’s listing agent Stephen Shapiro confirmed there was an accepted offer on the ‘Copa De Oro’ home following a sealed bid auction

Last night, the hispanic television station Univision aired Gloria Estefan (Miami’s favorite latin pop diva) interviewing our head of state, Barack Obama for their Christmas Special. Estefan spoke with him about his mother in law, special programs he and his wife are involved in, and the magic of Christmas at the White House.

It’s a good assumption to make that when people are involved in several affairs, they don’t always consider all of the probably consequences. Unfortunately for Tiger Woods, the failure of his marriage wasn’t the only potential thing that could fall apart.

Unlock the secrets of Miami through Keith’s picks of his favorite hot spots, locales, restaurants and more.

On December 8, Stephen Webster made a personal appearance at Neiman Marcus Union Square to showcase his incredible collection of precious jewelry that ranges from the most elegant designs to the edgiest.

On Saturday, December 11th Melrose Place star Katie Cassidy played host to friends and VIP guests at the Armani Exchange “Cool Shades of Style” dinner at the Solarium atop the Delano Hotel. Guests included co-star Michael Rady, the New York Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez, Kelly Osbourne and fiancé Luke Worrall, David Cassidy

Located on the ninth floor atop the Museum of Arts and Design on Columbus Circle in New York City, you can find one of the chic-est restaurants around. Robert offers an expansive view of Columbus Circle, Broadway, and Central Park West, and it’s sexy and romantic atmosphere will always have you coming back.

It’s almost comical how historical figures’ belongings are always worth outrageous amounts years after their death. Even their most mundane objects can have a big value. A dental hygiene tool used by Charles Dickens (a tooth pick from the past) was put up for sale