Celebrity Cribs

After cleaning house with a designer garage sale, Paula Abdul is prepared to bid adieu to her Sherman Oaks, California home. The 90’s pop star and general all-around entertainer parted ways with her very own clothing, shoes, accessories and other fine trinkets back in December, and now looks to do the same with her estate after listing the two-story Mediterranean-styled property for $1.899 million. (more…)

Jean Dujardin is the first French actor to win the Academy Award for Best Actor. But, where is he living?

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Wondering where New York City’s top actors, athletes, singers, musicians, artists, and celebrities are living? Our inaugural NYC Celebrity Star Map reveals the buildings that over 100 of the Big Apple’s most famous stars call home. (more…)

In case you haven’t heard the saying, there are three Ds in real estate: diapers, divorce and death.

Unfortunately, in the case of Whitney Houston, the last D applies to her Mendham, N.J., home, which has been on and off the market since 2009. (more…)

Actress and environmental activist Daryl Hannah recently put her 2-bed, 2-bath hideaway in Malibu, California, on the market. The 1,540 square foot home, set on 17.6 acres on the Malibu bluffs, is listed for $4.995 million. (more…)

At the premiere of the movie “In the Land of Blood and Honey” in Zagreb, Angelina Jolie said on the red carpet that they intend to buy a house on the Croatian coast. (more…)

Does anyone know where World No. 1 tennis player live? This could be the house for Novak Djokovic! Don’t you think?

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Hosts Charlie Rose and Lara Logan launch “Person to Person” from New York City with a visit to the Los Angeles home of big screen idol George Clooney. (more…)

Records show Miss Bell, formerly engaged to producer Kevin Mann and now engaged to actor Dax Shepard (Parenthood, Baby Mama, King of the Hill, Punk’d), picked up her Studio City spread in November 2006 when the then 22-year old coughed up a very grown up $3,100,000 for the 2.6 acre property situated at the tail end of an exceptionally long private drive shared with two other homes. (more…)

Commissioned by Anheuser-Busch beer brewing heir Clarence Busch in 1922—yes, that’s during Prohibition—this Miami Beach estate was snapped up in 1928 by none other than the infamous Chicago gangster Al Capone. (more…)