Within the last 15 to 20 years the city of Atlanta has quickly become the most sought after city in the South. Favored by various celebrities such as singers, rappers, actors, athletes, media moguls and fashion designers, there is a reason why Atlanta is often referred to as the “Hollywood of the South.” Celebrities love to call Atlanta home because unlike Los Angeles or New York, they are not constantly bombarded by the unwanted flashbulbs of the paparazzi, they can move around the city freely and with all of the numerous career opportunities and prospects that have become available throughout the years, they don’t have to venture out to find work…Hollywood now comes to Atlanta. However, there are certain celebrities that are as synonymous with Atlanta as the Georgia peach and they make our list because Atlanta wouldn’t be the same without them. Welcome home!

Ok, so this is a hard one to narrow down. Frankly, in this town, celebrities are a dime a dozen. After all, Los Angeles has long been a magnet for stars of the silver (and flat) screen. Here's a list (in no particular order) of notables you may have seen gracing the red carpet who also hang their hats in L.A.

NASCAR drivers Kurt and Kyle Busch, UFC President Dana White, poker stars Phil Ivey and Doyle Brunson, Marie Osmond, soon Celine Dion (again), motocross racer Carey Hart, Criss Angel, Mike Tyson, Wayne Newton, UFC fighters Randy Couture and Forrest Griffin, comedians Louis Anderson, George Wallace and Carrot Top, pitcher Greg Maddux, rocker Vince Neil and running back Steven Jackson all call Las Vegas home. But they didn’t make our list of the top five celebrities who live in sunny Las Vegas. Find out who made the list.

Many people pass through the Valley for its easy winters, first-rate dining, unparalleled spas, world-class shopping and more, but these five celebrities decided to call the area home and take advantage of all it has to offer year-round.

Celebrations for the grand opening of the New World Symphony have begun, kicking off with a special evening of music and fun on Dec. 14. Diana and Gene Stearns lent their stunning Key-Biscayne home for the event, letting members of the gala’s host committee, New World Symphony trustees and VIP gala ticket holders gather to mingle, sip cocktails and nibble on appetizers.

Eton of Sweden celebrated a special occasion this week: the opening of the first ever U.S. flagship store. The opening of the new Madison Avenue home included the beauty and magic of the traditional Swedish Santa Lucia festival. The sounds of Swedish carols led by the traditional Santa Lucia Bride kept the Swedish and New York guests in holiday cheer as they tried to keep warm during the season’s first snowfall.

Long known as a hideaway for celebs and athletes, Orange County is home to some of entertainment's greatest. They're just like you, after all -- nobody can resist the sun, surf and seaside fun of Orange County. So from mega stars to the women you might just love to hate, here are the top 5 celebrities that call OC home.

Mainly because of language barrier, Russian celebrities are not widely popular abroad. But there are few who have won international fame, shine on world scene, but still call Moscow their home. Here is the list of the most popular Russian celebrities.

We may not be LA or NYC, but we are okay with that here in Boston. And despite not being a star studded town, we certainly do have more than our share of notable celebrities in the sports arena, the film world and throughout music. Narrowing them down to 5, in fact, can be a bit of an undertaking, but we found a way to do it just fine. So here are the top 5 celebrities that call Boston home.

From reality stars to political rockstars, Chicago has been the home or birthplace to some of the most influential individuals in America. Between the killer arts, theatre, food, cultural scene and down-to-earth Midwest charm-who wouldn’t want to call it home (minus the weather)?

It's no secret that New York City is home to countless celebs. From movie stars to singers to Broadway headliners, we see them roaming the streets with the rest of us. Although it's tough to pick, here are our top five famous faces who make the Big Apple sparkle.

Many would offer Benjamin Franklin as Philadelphia's most famous son, but technically he was born in Boston, and he never won an Emmy. Thankfully, the city and its surrounding 'burbs have brought forth a rather impressive list of actors and musicians in more recent years, many of whom are happy to plug (and make fun of) their Philadelphia roots in their work. Here are five that we are proud to call neighbors.

A sensational point of view at the confluence of three waterways adds stunning dimension to this elegantly refined architectural work of art.

The much ballyhooed Marquee Nightclub at the new Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas plans to swing open its doors just in time for New Year’s Eve. The club clocks in at 60,000 square feet, making it the largest nightclub in Las Vegas.

Luxury hideouts are making a comeback in Las Vegas. Beginning New Year’s Eve weekend, Savile Row opens at the Luxor for members and invited guests only. And the experience inside promises to be as made to order as its namesake in London. Specialized VIP services, a creative mixology program, reliable discretion and a seductive atmosphere will be the standard.