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Ariana Grande has sold her impressive Montecito estate for $9.1 million. The singer, actress, and businesswoman bought the house from Ellen Degeneres for $6.75 and made it her own with a few modern updates.The English Tudor-style home was initially built in Surry, England.

“Good Bones” star Mina Starsiak Hawk is finally coming clean on where she stands with her co-star Cory Miller after speculation of a falling out. Hawk breached the topic on her podcast “Mina AF” when she was asked if she’s still friends with Miller since they both stopped following each other on social media.“So, there’s been enough questions about Cory that I’m going to try to address this in a respectful way, again, understanding that I have a platform that he maybe doesn’t have,” she said.The reality star revealed that they’re “not on speaking terms” and she is “positive that there are things he feels like I did to him.”“I’ve known him since he was 11, and I’ve always had a soft spot for him,” Hawk continued.“Good Bones” followed Hawk and her mother, Karen E.

Khloé Kardashian has soaked in Christmas by decking her mansion with impressive decorations. The 39-year-old “The Kardashians” star glimpsed her Hidden Hills property while showing her daughter True, 5, son Tatum, 1, and their cousin Dream, 7.The video shows Kardashian’s dining room adorned with Christmas trees and white lights while kids dance to Christmas music.

all-pink wardrobe — and no Kens are allowed.Dena Daniels has loved the Mattel dolls her whole life and played with them until other children started to bully her for being “too old” for it all.For years she felt she was hiding her “authentic self” by hiding her love of Barbie in order to adhere to societal expectations.“I was concerned about people’s approval and pleasing those around me, especially men,” she told Kennedy News and Media.But the mom-of-two was tired of hiding her love for all things Barbie, so she decided to “live her truth” by “pink-ifying” her home during the summer of 2021.“One day I just woke up and thought, ‘I’m not getting any younger; I want to do what I want to do. I don’t care what anyone else thinks about it, I want to be me,'” she admitted.

revealed on Instagram this week that she has an entirely separate house for her basket collection — and it has many social media users wishing that they could move in.The lifestyle mogul posed for a photo in front of the small house, which almost resembled something of a chic storage shed, surrounded by all of her baskets in varying shapes, sizes and colors.In her hands, she held one that looked like a traditional picnic basket with dark wood and, in the other, she clutched a lighter, rounder, wicker-styled basket.“My little basket house needed a new roof,” she wrote in the caption of the Instagram photo. “Replaced the rotted cedar shingles with a brand new painted metal roof that will outlive most others.”She also explained that the baskets had to be removed in order for the painters to get inside.

Travis Barker recently opened the doors of his home showing how it is to live a rockstar lifestyle in a tranquil space. The Blink-182 drummer and husband to Kourtney Kardashian welcomed the Architectural Digest’s cameras into his Calabasas, California house.According to Barker, he has owned the property for 15 years; therefore, at the suggestion of Kris Jenner, he remodeled the home with the help of celebrity designer Waldo Fernandez.

Cheaper by the Dozen, got entirely remodeled to suit Kat’s spooky aesthetic. After living in the stunning but spooky property for about five years, the model, recording artist, New York Times bestselling author, animal rights campaigner, and entrepreneur, decided to close her studio, High Voltage Tattoo, pack her bags and move to Indiana to spend more time with her family.

Joan Rivers’ Upper East Side penthouse is on sale! The place of late comedian and tv host called home for 28 years would cost the next owner $38 million. The apartment with incredible views of the city and Central Park is a Pre-War Condominium.

Drake is finally releasing his much-awaited line of scented candles, and fans can start enjoying theirs as soon as this weekend. The rapper’s Better World Fragrance House candles will be available starting Sunday, May 9.

Benjamin Bradley is such a whiz at spreading holiday cheer that he’s earned the nickname “Mr. Christmas.” On his reality show “Holiday Home Makeover With Mr.

The thought of perusing a gallery sounds more pleasant than ever right now, but until our local museums reopen their doors, the best throw blankets can help to fill the void of visual delight. Whether you've already filled every blank wall with your , or you prefer to keep your interior design minimal, an artistic throw will instantly spruce up your space.The dual functionality of a decorative throw feels ideal for a time like this—it not only keeps you warm and cozy but also gives you something to get lost in (other than a cell phone screen).

If staring at blank walls for the last two months has you wishing for a mini , throw your hat on for the easiest decor upgrade ever. Adding cheap picture frames to your walls is the low-effort, big-impact move to making your space feel fresh—all without having to impulse buy an entirely new .Whether you're looking to DIY a gallery wall or send someone a , picture frames come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and finishes that make them to match any decor (and budget).

In addition to and , you're probably in dire need of some practical home office ideas right about now since your couch has become your desk and your bed is where you hop on Zoom calls.

, we’re looking to our homes for a sense of calm and serenity—and bedrooms are the ultimate sanctuary. A complete and utter respite from the outside world (or, your office-slash-coffee-table), they're designed specifically for sleep and relaxation, and while we're tempering anxiety on the daily, turning our bedrooms into cozy hideaways is all we want right now.Of course, there’s an art to designing a perfectly dreamy “bedscape” that’s equal parts stylish and functional.

There’s only so many times we can shift from bed to couch before we begin to feel stir crazy. is already difficult enough, but with right now, it’s easy to get sidetracked.

Sleep is a $28 billion industry—we throw our money at a dreamier night's rest, promise ourselves we'll prioritize it, and then gripe when we're still, inevitably, so tired. Despite our collective obsession with sleep, we seem totally unable to get more of it.

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With social distancing guidelines being lifted in a patchwork fashion across the US, there's no clear end date in sight for many working from home. So instead of shopping and this spring, we're looking for the best home office desks the internet has to offer.Sure, taking calls from bed and answering emails while lounging on the couch was a nice change of pace at first—but your aching back and sore neck may be begging for a long-term solution.