Celebrities
This isn’t Michael Jordan’s first hypercar – that title belongs to his Bugatti Veyron Sang Noir – but it’s certainly the fastest machine he’s owned to date.
Ken Block’s 16-year-old daughter Lia will also race at Pikes Peak as a tribute to her late dad.
58-year-old Hollywood legend Robert Downey Jr. is a big car guy – so big in fact he even has his own car show, Downey’s Dream Cars, on HBO Max.
From Jay Z’s race-winning horse to Paris Hilton’s dog mansion, which of these celebrities made the best investment?
The rumored deal would make Messi the highest-paid athlete in the world… by a long shot.
Rapper Busta Rhymes recently commissioned New York-based jeweler TraxNYC to produce a 54mm Cuban chain fully iced with over 10,000 diamonds.
Having recently bought a new mansion in his hometown Toronto, Drake is now offloading some of his other properties – this is the most expensive yet.
With the same director as Top Gun: Maverick, it sounds like action and authenticity are the top priority for the new F1 movie starring Brad Pitt.
But rumors suggest Lionel Messi is in talks to sign onto a $400 million deal.
The second batch of trading cards depicts the former US president as a superhero, rockstar, monster trucker, and burger flipper.
The classic Ferrari 275 GTB/4 is expected to fetch between $5 million and $7 million when it goes to auction in Monterrey.
From his obsession with classic BMWs to his modern-day McLaren supercar, let’s have a look at Frank Ocean’s car collection.
Formerly owned by Friends’ Matthew Perry, Rihanna’s LA penthouse occupies an entire floor in a paparazzi-proof building in Century City.
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.
Music legend Stevie Wonder lived here for four years but this gorgeous Beverly Hills home is now for sale with an eight-figure price tag attached to it.