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The second batch of trading cards depicts the former US president as a superhero, rockstar, monster trucker, and burger flipper.
From his obsession with classic BMWs to his modern-day McLaren supercar, let’s have a look at Frank Ocean’s car collection.
Elon Musk is rebranding Twitter to X, an app that covers everything from retail and marketplace services with e-commerce and social messaging.
Having recently celebrated his 50th birthday, perhaps someone gifted a supercar to add to Pharrell Williams’ car collection which is already pretty crazy.
Jordan wore the sneakers when the Chicago Bulls enjoyed victory over Utah Jazz in 1998. After the game, he gifted them to a ball boy.
The man who bought Elvis Presley’s private jet for $234,000 desperately wants to get it flying again.
Paul Walker’s Toyota Supra was just another Japanese sports coupe before Fast and Furious, but it’s now worth more than a brand-new Ferrari: how did that happen?
The rapper-come-actor’s latest venture, the Attucks Apex AP0, is rumored to be capable of 0-60 in 2.3 seconds and a top speed of 190 mph.
Abandoned in New Mexico for four decades, time has taken its toll on Elvis Presley’s private jet. But now its new owner is trying to power it up after 40 years.
From a $1m Mercedes SLR McLaren to a Lamborghini Aventador, let’s take a look at the singer and makeup mogul’s garage.
From Lamborghinis to the crab-walking Hummer EV, this is how the NBA star spends his well-deserved cash.
Tom Brady has retired from the NFL, for good this time. His 23-year career has built him a net worth of $512 million and a crazy collection of supercars. Let’s take a look.
Keylor Navas and Sergio Ramos may leave Paris Saint-Germain and join Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr in the summer.
The famed Jamaican sprinter has now taken to his social media suggesting ‘money is the root of all evil’.
Logan Paul also promised to ‘make things right’ after fellow YouTuber Coffeezilla called him out.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s home in Saudi Arabia is a 17-room, two-story hotel suite that costs $250,000 per month. But the Al Nassr player can certainly afford it.