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The residence that Neil Armstrong called home during the time he made his historic expedition to the moon has listed for $550,000, according to a release from the listing brokerage. Located in El Lago, Texas, Armstrong, who passed away in 2012 at age 82, had lived in the mid-century home with his family between 1964 and 1971. Built in 1964, Armstrong and fellow astronaut Ed White, who died during the Apollo I mission in 1967, bought three lots of land to split between them. They built their houses, and lived next to each other for those years. Situated on half an acre, the architecture includes the original rock fireplace, staircase railing and the nostalgic pink pool decking, the...

The owners of the LA home where Marilyn Monroe lived before her death and where her body was discovered have filed to demolish the $8.35million bungalow. The Brentwood Hacienda-style home is best known as the last residence of the 'Some Like It Hot' star. According to records from the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety, the new owners of the home officially filed a plan to tear down the estate in August. The city gave a green light for investigators to check the plan for demolishment but a formal permit has yet to be granted by officials, records show. Monroe purchased the home in February 1962 for $77,500 - equivalent to about $790,000 today after accounting for...

Justin Timberlake is waving 'Bye, Bye, Bye' to Tennessee and hoping to sell his property for a whopping $10 million eight years after buying it for $4 million. The former NSYNC singer has listed his 127-acre plot in Franklin - located about 20 miles south of Nashville - just a few hours from his hometown of Memphis. The sprawling land deal comes with unique mountain views and an abundance of green space perfect for horseback riding, fishing and mountain biking. On top of its amenities for the nature lover, the property also boasts stone walls. The new buyer will also be in good company with famous neighbors in the area like Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, Trisha Yearwood, and Tim McGraw...

Pictured above is the limousine in which President John F Kennedy was fatally shot during a presidential visit to Dallas, Texas. Unusually, the car was kept in service for several years after President Kennedy’s death, but even more unusually, once it was retired to the Henry Ford Museum in Michigan, visitors reported all kinds of spooky happenings. Many report the feeling of a supernatural presence around the car, and there have been many rumours about a man in grey standing around the vehicle.     Sceptics have labelled the grey man as a simple shadow or trick of the light – but the sightings of him increase around November. Kennedy was shot on November...

 IOI Properties Group—controlled by Malaysian billionaire brothers Lee Yeow Chor and Lee Yeow Seng—is preparing to launch the sales of a prime residential tower in Singapore’s Marina Bay financial district, betting on resilient housing demand in the city-state despite rising interest rates. The Marina View Residences, comprising 683 condominium units with a gross development value of 8.56 billion of Malaysian ringgit ($1.8 billion), will be launched for sale in its current financial year ending June 30, 2024, the Malaysian company said in a regulatory filing this week. The company is building the tower on a 7,817-square-meter site it bought from a government auction...

In Luo Wenyou’s cavernous, hangar-like exhibition building in Beijing’s northern Huairou district, the scents of history and engine oil are dovetailed. Luo owns around 200 vehicles, ranging from a jet black stretch limo made for Mao Zedong to an enormous red fire truck. Last month, his obsession with vintage cars – an esoteric interest in China – was featured in a mini documentary, aptly named “Driven.” Luo’s collection began in 1979, when he first became what was a rarity in China at the time: a private car owner. He bought a blue Polish Warszawa car for 5,000 Yuan ($725). (Production for Warszawas began in the 1950s). “I changed my white...

Pop star Cheryl Baker is selling her £1.4 million country home as she finally faces the music after the Covid lockdown left her 'broke' and struggling to pay her taxes. The singer - who won the Eurovision Song Contest with Bucks Fizz and went on to have a string of chart-topping hits with the group - has put the six bedroom cottage on the market in a last-ditch attempt to sort out her finances. It comes after Cheryl, 69, revealed she had been left penniless by the pandemic when all her work dried up overnight and she ended up selling her possessions on eBay. Cheryl told how she sold clothes, including her glamorous outfits, her car and started growing vegetables from a plot at the...

(1579 Benedict Canyon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Worth around $1.1 million.) Did George Reeves really take his own life with a single gunshot to the head or was his death part of a more sinister plot? Reeves, who is best known for his portrayal of Superman in the 1950s television show "Adventures of Superman," died June 16, 1959 in his home at 1579 Benedict Canyon Dr BeverlyHills, CA 90210 -- just days before he was to marry socialite Leonore Lemmon. The night he died, he reportedly drank heavily and fought openly with Lemmon as witnessed by friends William Bliss, writer Robert Condon and Carol Van Ronkel. He went upstairs in a foul mood and shortly after, Lemmon and the guests say they...

  In an interview this year, Tosca Musk, entrepreneur and sister of Tesla Inc. and SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk, shed light on the unexpected burdens that come with her famous last name. While speaking to the Daily Mail, Tosca discussed the misconceptions and financial pressures she faces because of her sibling's astronomical wealth. She is the younger sister of the richest man in the world who has a net worth of around $230 billion, according to Forbes. Tosca, renowned for her role as founder of the streaming service and production company Passionflix, shared a particular incident that highlighted these issues. She revealed that when she sought to secure a location for her ventures, she...

Ernest Hemingway and pre-Castro Cuba go hand-in-hand: Just ask anyone who ever had to read “Old Man and the Sea.” It's fitting that the author left his last automobile, a 1955 Chrysler New Yorker convertible, on the island before his suicide in 1961. Auto restoration is pretty low on the list of day-to-day priorities in post-revolution Cuba. Long presumed lost, the Chrysler, much-decayed, was found in 2011.     The car is now the subject of “Cuban Soul,” an upcoming documentary film about the New Yorker's history and ongoing restoration. Cuba isn't exactly wealthy these days -- and the most ready source of vintage spares, the United States, has been...