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Millennials Are Leaving the East Coast and Flocking to this City
Go west, young person. That’s not an order; Millennials are actually headed out to western cities and states, according to a new report by the financial planning site SmartAsset. The company’s fifth annual “Where Millennials Are Moving“ survey shows a large millennial migration away from cities like New York and Chicago to places like Seattle, […] The post Report: Millennials Are Leaving the East Coast and Flocking to This City appeared first on InsideHook.
- BusinessThe Telegraph
The end of 'bigger is better'? America's most expensive house sits unsold in sign of the times
For years architects, particularly in Los Angeles, have sought to outdo each other with ever more palatial residences featuring breathtaking infinity pools, in-home cinemas and flashy helipads. But questions are now being asked over whether the US has finally reached peak mega mansion. The biggest property so far is referred to by luxury estate agents as the "giga-mansion". Officially called "The One" it is America's largest and most expensive house and sits on a hill in Bel-Air, with 360 degree views of Los Angeles. Construction began eight years ago, when the sky seemed the limit for futuristic Bond villain-style lairs, and it was only very recently completed. Sprawling across 105,000 sq ft it features 21 bedrooms, 42 bathrooms, five swimming pools, a moat, a 50-seat cinema, and its own nightclub.
- CelebrityPeople
January Jones Posts Topless Pic in Sexy, High-Waist Trousers: ‘Can’t Find a Top’
“Let’s just lose everything from waist up,” January Jones said of her choice to go topless
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VideoTexas nurse on her viral video of McDonald's sign reading 'no one wants to work anymore'
Brittany Logan says she thinks the Texas McDonald's is short-staffed because people make more on unemployment and 'they're just not wanting to go to work.'
- PoliticsPolitico
‘Trumpiest Trumpster of the bunch’: GOP gets a gut check
The question isn’t whether Nebraska Republican candidates must embrace Trump. It’s how tightly.
