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    Anthony Clark death: Inside his Hollywood Hills property investment. 3 bedrooms, mountain-style interiors and a $2.3 million price tag

    Anthony Clark, best known for Yes, Dear, owned a three-bedroom Hollywood Hills home that he bought for $1.2 million and later sold for nearly $2.3 million. The 2,574-square-foot property featured mountain-style wooden interiors, canyon views, a private spa and a detached guest room. According to Celebrity Net Worth, the actor had an estimated fortune of $5 million at the time of his death at 62.

    Delhi's air woes drive demand for hill getaways, resort stays

    Hotels and alternative accommodations are reporting increased bookings from Delhi as air quality deteriorates. Popular destinations for travelers include the hills for cleaner air and cooler weather. Younger travelers are opting for short getaways to leisure destinations nearby. Remote workers are also seeking overseas trips during this polluted period. Overall, there is a noticeable rise in demand for escapes from the city.

    Inside LeBron James' $70 million real estate empire: Basketball legend owns lavish mansions across his stunning two-decade NBA career

    LeBron James has developed an extensive real estate portfolio valued at around $70 million. His properties span across Ohio, Florida, and California, showcasing his interest in luxury estates. Notably, his first investment was a mansion in Ohio shortly after being drafted in 2003. James later acquired lavish homes in Miami and multiple properties in Los Angeles.

    Kumar Vishwas lives in a five-floor luxury bungalow in Noida. Ramayana lyricist's home has a personal salon, gym, a 60-foot painting and two private libraries

    Kumar Vishwas has penned the lyrics for all songs in the film Ramayana Part 1. The movie features Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Yash, and Ravie Dubey in lead roles. Kumar Vishwas has a luxurious Noida bungalow that showcases a mix of modern luxury and traditional Indian art. It also has a personal spa, two libraries, and a spacious kitchen.

    Quick commerce emerges beyond Diwali shopping panic to breathe on the necks of e-commerce giants

    Quick-commerce platforms in India are increasingly including fashion, beauty, and gifting items for Diwali shopping. Myntra and Amazon are experiencing significant growth in orders and customer engagement during the festive season. Quick-commerce is projected to account for a larger share of online retail, boosting convenience for consumers. The demand for immediate shopping solutions is prompting a shift in purchasing behaviours.

    Diwali 2026 Gift Ideas: What India Is Actually Buying This Year — From Gourmet Hampers to Smart Gadgets

    In 2026, Diwali gifting trends are shifting towards practical and personalized choices, moving away from the classic sweets. Gifts in demand now include gourmet food, home décor, electronics, and items reflecting personal style. Additionally, many are opting for wellness products and experiential gifts. It’s important to align gifts with the recipient's tastes and budget, as meaningful selections carry more weight than opulent choices.

    The Economic Times
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