The Las Vegas nightclub owned by “Desperate Housewife” Eva Longoria is temporarily closing its doors amid financial troubles.

“The Adjustment Bureau” and “The Hurt Locker” star Anthony Mackie sets the bar high! Not only is Mackie a famous movie star, but now also a restaurateur! The well-known actor has decided to open NoBar, a New Orleans inspired hotspot in the heart of Brooklyn.

Listen up you dance hall booty shakers in the big apple, there’s rumor’s of a new project that will be in the works in the swanky Meatpacking district—Electric Room, which will be situated in the newly opened Dream Downtown. Electric Room, that will hold no more than 100 people will be managed by no other than Nur Khan, who’s decided to team up with the Strategic Tao Group to get straight down to business with this up-in-coming venture.

While much of the U.S. housing market is reeling, Silicon Valley is experiencing the beginnings of a real estate boom fueled by the financial fervor of the new generation of dotcoms. But many can’t help but ask—haven’t we seen this before?

Businessman Ron Tutor’s position as construction executive at Tutor Perini Corp has earned him a more than modest place to reside when he’s not crunching numbers.
His completed mega mansion, sprawling across a mass of green, boasts a whopping 27,000 square feet, with 9 bedrooms, and 18 bathrooms.

The privileged who reside on “millionaire’s row” in Malibu take pride in their exclusive beachfront properties, one of them going to the lengths of paying nonprofit Access for All $250,000 plus lawyers fees to remove a public beach access point near her home, which happens to be one of the selectively exlcusive parts of the California coast.

Many Rodeo Drive merchants seem to believe the biggest threat to their businesses is not migrant workers, outsourcing, or the poor economy. Nor is it competition posed by competing high-end shopping hotspots such as Palms. Nay, this enemy is a beast to be reckoned with, and some merchants claim it will irreparably damage the luxe way of life on Rodeo Drive.

San Francisco residents will soon find a fresh place to enjoy a noteworthy meal at the hands of Charles Phan.

In the past year over half a dozen mansions in Los Angeles have sold for $20 million or higher, and real estate experts believe this could signify a turnaround in the housing market.