Inside DJ Zedd’s $16 Million Mansion in Los Angeles
The house is structured into three sections: work, living, and sleep. The work section has Zedd's recording studio and an unfinished gym.
Daily Fresh Baked Randomness (49 Photos)
Enjoy your Afternoon Break with the best randomness photos from all corners of the internet.
Let’s Go Inside A $70 Million Billionaires’ Row Resale
The barely lived-in three-bedroom on the 85th floor of record setting One57 was originally sold for $55.6 million. Now this front row seat at Central Park, New York City can be yours for just $70 Million bucks.
Balifornication
For all those young at heart, we are the Modern Day Pirates! Enjoy this incredible video called Balifornication.
Healthy and Tasty Breakfast Ideas (30 Photos)
Let's start the morning with a fresh start and treat you with some healthy and tasty breakfast ideas.
Got a Spare $18 Million for this Epic Brooklyn Mansion?
One of the most expensive estates in Brooklyn is this opulent 14,000 square foot mega-mansion that was decorated by a Russian socialite. The sprawling waterfront estate includes Swarovski crystal chandeliers, 15 types of Italian marble, and a million-dollar meditation room with a glass dome.
Look Inside $60 Million Dubai Mega Mansion
Considered one of the largest and currently the largest available villa on the Palm Jumeirah. Just over 60,000 plot size, and 46,000 of luxury indoor square footage.
Inside a $52 million Massive Beachfront Mansion in Fiji
Tony Robbins is an American author, entrepreneur, philanthropist and life coach. Tony took the guys from business insider on a private tour of his massive beachfront mansion in Fiji.
Reasons I Miss College (36 Photos)
Here I'm with 36 reasons I miss college. Send all your most glorious moments from your college experience RIGHT HERE to be featured on Badchix!
The Happiness Of Living Alone Illustrated by Yaoyao Ma Van As (35 Photos)
LA-based painter, illustrator Yaoyao Ma Van As made a series of illustrations what perfectly captures the happiness of living alone.
