Celebrity chef Bobby Flay purchased a 2.89-acre vacant piece of land in Amaganseet last August for $1.485 and now the real estate agent who sold Flay and his wife, Stephanie March, the property has filed a lawsuit claiming he lost his job because of certain events that ensued prior to Flay’s dream home purchase.

Two big name corporations are considering participating in Apple Inc.’s plan to offer television subscriptions over the Internet, as Apple prepares an exciting new competitor to cable and satellite TV. Read on to find out who is interested in joining Apple in their latest innovative plan.

In an odd turn of events, luxury Swiss watch maker Tag Heuer has announced that they will in fact be standing by their brand Ambassador, Tiger Woods. The news comes just days after Tag Heuer publically dropped the professional golfer making everyone scratch their heads in wobewilderment.

Finding a place to party in Miami isn’t really challenging. What can be challenging is finding the most exclusive and coveted way to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Miami, which is where we come in. Read on for our Haute 5 coverage of some of the highly anticipated ways to ring in 2010 in the Magic City.

Sculptor Victor Issa is leading the way for American sculptors with his remarkable and innovative ability to make bronze appear alive. Artistically adhering to his hallmark “Creating Living Bronze,” Issa’s creations embody his life-focused spirituality, respect for the human figure, passion for perfection, and undaunted perseverance.

Accidents happen, and when you’ve broken a bone and need a big bulky cast and crutches it can not only be crippling to your usual day-to-day activities, but it can also be damaging to your haute sense of fashion. Luckily for Heiress Katherine Fredriksen, a fashion crisis was elegantly averted after she broke her leg in three places.

While people may be once again ready to throw down some serious cash for the comforts of flying private, they don’t seem to be ready quite yet for one other luxury that used to go hand in hand with soaring the skies in comfort.

In an ironic twist of events, Napa Valley Grille has abruptly shut its Yountville doors, leaving many people scratching their heads and top chefs in the area eagerly anticipating what could be a perfect blank slate to create a new haute restaurant.

Luxury-loving Hamptonites were in for a shock this week as they found out they no longer own the rights to the Hamptons name. Instead, someone thousands of miles away has taken ownership of a variety of Hamptons-related trademarks.