A Peek into the Estate of James Brown, ‘The Godfather of Soul’
James Brown, also heralded as “The Godfather of Soul” and “The Hardest Working Man in Show Business,” left an extraordinary legacy after his passing in 2006. With a colorful and extravagant persona, Brown’s larger-than-life style still appears in the home he lived in prior to his death. Born in Barnwell SC, his family moved when he was only five to nearby Augusta. — Mahalia Otshudy
A Look Inside Bill Withers’ Newly Sold $3.37 Million Hollywood Hills Home
It’s been four years since we lost the three-time Grammy Award winner, Bill Withers. The singer/songwriter was famous for his timeless hits like “Ain’t No Sunshine” and “Lovely Day,” and up until the end of his life, Withers was able to enjoy the fruits of his successes comfortably in his Hollywood Hills home. — Phenix S Halley
A Look Inside Taraji P. Henson’s Listed $3.37 Million Chicago Condos
It looks like the city of Chicago isn’t for actress Taraji P. Henson, as she is selling not one, but her two high-rise condos with gorgeous city-lake views. The adjoining condos are now on the market for a combined $3.37 million dollars. — Phenix S Halley
Inside Michael Jordan’s Nearly $15 Million Abandoned Chicago Mansion
If you’ve ever dreamed of living your best life in Chicago, then look no further than NBA legend Michael Jordan’s nearly $15 million mansion that’s currently up for sale. — Shanelle Genai
An Inside Look at Lil Baby’s Spectacular Atlanta Bachelor Pad
Rapper Lil Baby wanted to enjoy the luxury of the road when he came home, so he designed his Atlanta bachelor pad to be the ideal relaxation spot. Yes, he has friends and family over, but he wasn’t looking for a party house. “Not only does it feel like home, it feels like a great accomplishment for me,” he told Architectural Digest. If you’re in the mood to feel a little jealous and maybe rethink some of your own design choices, take an inside look at Lil Baby’s Atlanta home. — Stephanie Holland
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