Daily MP3 Headlines 01/14/2012
January 16th, 2012Record Breaking New York Condo
Ekaterina Rybolovleva, the daughter of a former Russian fertilizer magnate, just bought a swanky condo overlooking New York’s Central Park. The price? A ridiculous 88 million dollars! That’s a city record for a single transaction. The 6700 square foot palace has ten rooms, seven walk-in closets, a library, and a wraparound terrace.
Bad Gifts Can End Relationships
Did you skimp on that holiday present for your girlfriend? A survey from matchmaking website FreeDating.co.uk says over one third of women will literally end their relationship with you over a crappy gift. As items go, some of the top offenders include cleaning products and cooking utensils.
Brady and Bundchen Get Incredible New Digs
Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen have constructed an over-the-top dream home. 18 months in the making, with a price tag of over 30 million dollars, this 22-thousand-square-foot Brentwood estate is literally the size of a hotel. But with way more amenities! Those include a 6-car garage, a lagoon-shaped swimming pool, 8 bedrooms, a wine cellar, a weight room and the list goes on.
Time to Cheat on your Spouse
A new study out of the UK says January 4th is the worst day of the year when it comes to cheating on our significant others. Why? Well, the findings suggest couples tend to burn each other out over Christmas, what with vacations, family, and various other holiday stressors. As a result, when the new year arrives, many people are ready for a fresh start.
Perfect Supervillain Home on the Market
Nestled in central California about 20 miles outside of Monterey, the Jamesburg Earth Station is on the market for a cool 3 million dollars. Built by NASA in the late sixties, the colossal structure has everything for the most discerning of antisocial wannabe criminal masterminds. In addition to the massive transmissions dish, there’s a 20-thousand-square-foot operations building, a helicopter pad, and 160 acres of land.
Nevada Shoots Snake Eyes
According to a report, statewide casinos lost 4 billion dollars in 2011. That number is based on a total of 256 casinos in Nevada that had grossed a million or more in gambling revenue. Together, the casinos brought in 22-billion in total revenue, which includes gaming, food, hotel rooms, and attractions.
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