The man definitely came with the most famous destiny ever written by the guy up there! We are talking about Michael Jackson whose entire course of life towards death were captured by the cameras for his loyals and critics the world over. Even in death, he has continued to make headlines with the doubt of homicide. A few days ago, the world witnessed his grand funeral ceremony which really took place 70 days after his demise.

And one again, the biggest music icon in the milky way is being remembered for his signature crystal-encrusted white glove. This one was worn by MJ in sydeny on the day he married Debbie Rowe in 1966 and was auctioned recently to the highest bidder at $49,000. This event was held in Melbourne on Sunday.

We are informed by insiders that this glove was the first one from Jackson’s collection  to go on sale since his death in June. The bidder whose identity has not been revealed but we do know that he comes from the US and the glove will be diaplyed at the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas.

Via chinadaily

 The recession has hit almost every industry quite badly and the plight of the real estate industry is no different. Changes in the price of real estate have led to despair amongst land owners and buyers as well.

The City Center project in Las Vegas had been one of the most high priced developments in the country wih $8.4 billion being invested in the project. Changes in the price of real estate, however, account for a great deal of loss for those involved. Buyers reveal that with the fall in market value, they are now paying more than the building is worth and wish for the price to either be reduced or to be reimbursed for this loss.

Some £313 million in deposits have gone into the 2,44o unit complex and buyers are now approaching law firms in hopes of recovering their money or looking for a fairer deal from the principal developer of the project, MGM Mirage. Home sale prices in Las Vegas have fallen 30% in the past year, however, MGM Mirage reveals that it has not planned in offering discounts to any new buyers or on reimbursing the earlier buyers as yet.

Via: WSJ

Yes the post talks about bejeweled guitar designed and developed by German luthier Jens Ritter. He is known for creating high-class instruments and today’s gold and diamond festooned Ritter bass valued at $250,000 is gathering attention. The bass called the Flora Aurum would be available for sale in Las Vegas by Wynn And Co, a jewellery dealer. The face of the bass bears a floral pattern fingerboard developed using 24 carat gold, wherein every single inlay-leaf comes decked with a black diamond (set in platinum). Its bridge, tuner buttons and the knobs come layered with gold. Two of its knobs positioned at the apex flaunt two flawless brillant-cut diamonds (3,3ct).

The nut is finished using 10,000 year-old mammoth ivory. All these convincing features may force you to reserve an air ticket to Las Vegas.

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The fashion facet of EliteChoice is pro-active in unveiling the latest designs and patterns available in accessories and foot wears. Undeniably the designer collection is not easily spotted and hence we here keep our eyes and ears open to get the insight of the ongoing parties, hence scanning the fashion divas from head to toe. If you can recall, four-months back, I featured here £1,800 heel-less high heels by Briton Antonio Berardi (witnessed the eyelids of over 20k readers on a single day) and today we are here to feature another competitive sample of sandals.

Pictured above is a $2 million sandal from Stuart Weitzman that was sported at the Le Vian party in Las Vegas. The silver leather designer heels flaunt 185 carats of tanzanite and 28 carats of diamonds.

The frontage strip sports a slim belt of diamonds with fitted profound gemstones to arc around the ankle with a 16 carat pear-shaped tanzanite plunge bordered by diamonds that swings over the face of the foot. The stones on the sandals seem to be mounted unswervingly onto the leather and hardly seem to be detachable.

Via TanzaniteFoundation

Lately held 2008 National Hardware Show in Las Vegas from 6-8 May was a buzz buster. Every single product exhibited there invited attention but the best of the breed was a Digital Grill by Fiesta. Called ‘Blue Ember 650 iQue,’ this innovative touch-screen digital controller grill features a digital temperature monitoring that enables optimal control management system counting preprogrammed meat settings to cook steak, chicken and more. For other extreme side, it lowers the grill temperature so that meat is not overcooked. Currently, the grill is available countrywide through chosen autonomous vendors and stores like Lowe’s, Sears and the Home Depot.

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If you aren’t in a mood to experience its digital nature and wish to buy an ordinary yet exceptional grill then free feel to keep your fingers upon Barbeque Island or grilling from Grillworks.

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If you are looking for a chance to flaunt your riches so here we provide you with one. Spend a few days at the luxurious Two Story Sky Villa at The Palms in Las Vegas and every body would know that you indeed have moolah.

The lavish Sky Villa has been tagged as the world’s most expensive hotel suite by US business magazine Forbes. Living there you will actually be breathing in the air of luxury as the guests at the Sky Villa are given the plushest treatment. In a living area that stretches out to spacious 9,000-square-foot containing three-bedroom suite offers, you get to enjoy in a personal media room and relax in your own sauna and play poker while a personal butler takes care of your other whims and fancies.

As they say everything has a price tag attached to it so is this luxury living. It bears a tag of whopping $25,000 for one night. Hmm that’s indeed quite an amount though not for those who don’t bother shelling out any amount when it comes to a luxurious enjoyment.
Via: Forbes