The rare 2001 Breguet anniversary tourbillon model, no. 867, is quite a beauty, commemorating the invention of the tourbillon by the company founder Abraham Louis Breguet back over two centuries ago in 1801.

Manhattan state Supreme Court Justice Debra A. James ruled that Revlon cosmetics mogul Ronald Perelman must pay more than $3.4 million to the production company, Applehead I, that he started with his ex-wife, actress Ellen Barkin.

According to data from Smith Travel Research, South Florida hotels got a boost in occupancy over the holiday season.

When you are the world’s most powerful hip-hop couple, date night at Dunkin’ Donuts just won’t do.

Michelle Bernstein, one of Miami’s most beloved chefs not only has three restaurants to run, but also participates in charity events with chef Daniel Boulud.

The tech world is atwitter with rumors of Apple’s new Tablet computer, a new product that could change the way we view media—if it actually exists.

Napa’s Hyde de Villaine Wines is coming to West Hollywood for the first time ever, with an amazing dinner planned by chef Andy Cook and Aaron Elliot at the Gordon Ramsay at The London.

This is the one time you might be happy if you don’t own a vacation home. On January 3, 2010, a $24 billion lawsuit filed against Swiss Bank Credit Suisse and real estate group Cushman & Wakefield, accuses both of running a loan-to-buy scheme to defraud investors in four luxury holiday developments.

Spending a weekend at the Napa Valley estate and with celebrated winemakers are just two of the lots being offered in advance of Forever Young, The Young School’s eleventh annual benefit fundraiser that will be held on Feb. 6