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Flip this house: Celebs show how it's done in real life
Celebrities who moonlight as house flippers have been frequent subjects in Hot Property. "Friends" star Courteney Cox, talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres and actors Jeremy Renner and Kristoffer Winters are among the self-professed house obsessed. But few have been as prolific as actor Corbin Bernsen and his wife, actress Amanda Pays. The couple have appeared regularly in the column for decades. The pair started flipping in the late 1980s, about the time Bernsen was gaining fame playing divorce attorney Arnie Becker on "L.A. Law." They have worked on homes in Hollywood Hills, Beverly Hills and the San Fernando Valley. "For us it was always a way to make extra...
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Flip this house: Celebs show how it's done in real life
Celebrities who moonlight as house flippers have been frequent subjects in Hot Property.
"Friends" star Courteney Cox, talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres and actors Jeremy Renner and Kristoffer Winters are among the self-professed house...
Jodie Foster ends a very long engagement with Hollywood Hills home
Jodie Foster has sold a home in Hollywood Hills for its latest asking price of $4.995 million.
The Spanish-style house, built in 1935, is in the Bird Streets area, long popular with celebrities.
A courtyard leads to the home's skylighted entry. The...
First SI swimsuit edition cover model, Babette, coaxed into public
In 1964, a 22-year-old, fresh-faced model singularly named Babette appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated, splashing in the waters off Cozumel, Mexico, clad in a midriff-baring two-piece swimsuit.
Little did she suspect the juggernaut that would...
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Casey Kasem lists Top 40 reasons for selling Westside estate
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Donald Trump announced the new cast of "Celebrity Apprentice" on the "Today" show. Donald Trump also avoided Matt Lauer's questions about his presidential aspirations.
The "Celebrity Apprentice" cast for the coming season is to include 1970s superstar model Cheryl Tiegs -- among others. The DASH diet is rated the top overall diet.
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Rex Linn's new home has football party potential
After a two-year house hunt, "CSI: Miami" star Rex Linn has bought a Sherman Oaks home for $1,415,000.
The actor had been renting a less than 1,000-square-foot John Lautner-designed house nearby for 20 years but decided he was ready...
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