Powerball

People always ponder the thought of what the wealthy life would bring...
Are you imaging yachts, brunch in Monaco, and a service staff of a hundred or more just patiently waiting on you hand and foot? If so, you must have fancied yourself to a Powerball ticket!
If you have not already heard, the Powerball winnings are up to over a billion dollars. Yes, I did just say a billion old sport! Just to put that into perspective, the future winner would double the net worth of boxing's money man Floyd Mayweather. According to Celebrity Net Worth, my good friend Floyd is worth an estimated $400 million. If you have had the pleasure of seeing how Money May lives, you would be more than excited to win this amount of cash!

I have my tickets handy for the life changing announcement. My very good friends always ask me what I would do if I won the Powerball. Some have even suggested that I would spend it all in a matter of weeks. I would argue that point and I am personally insulted that they think it would take me that long! I am indeed kidding, kind of...

Let us get down to it, shall we? First thing I would do bright and early in the morning is travel to Greenwich Connecticut to purchase my new Rolls Royce Phantom in pristine white. This has always been my most favorite luxury automobile. From there, I would drive into lovey Westchester where I would visit Tourneau Luxury Watches and pick up the new Rolex President in 18 karat gold. Did I mention the diamonds in the face of the Rolex? That's cause I shouldn't have to...

My main purchase would be to buy a large property. On this property I would build my own town. Picture this, a beautiful gated community of large estates occupied by all of my good friends and family! Everyone showered with only the finest things that money can buy. There would be a great pool in the center of town where fountains would spray a rich mixture of pool water and Cristal. I am also thinking a few statues of myself throughout the private gated community. Did I say a few? I meant over a thousand or so... One statue portraying each moment of genuine happiness!

Best of luck tonight to all the players who wish upon a star.

P. Diddy always says, "Dream BIG!" Well Mr. Combs, consider it done!

One of my favorite commercials of all time! Watch below.

The Richness of Crestwood Living

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The Richness of Crestwood Living

If you happen to find yourself cruising with the top down on a Sunday afternoon in Westchester county, I highly recommend passing through a quiet neighborhood filled with beautiful and extravagant homes known as Crestwood. This posh neighborhood is perfectly located in the middle of Eastchester, Tuckahoe, Bronxville and Scarsdale. You'll know you're in the right place when you see a classic model Porsche parked right next to a new one! Late Monday evening I attended a dinner soiree a few blocks away in the town of Bronxville. I must say that I was impressed by the number of restaurants and quaint boutique stores that were located within a few blocks of each other. Being smitten with the area, I of course had to invest and purchase a piece of property there for myself.

I was originally drawn to Crestwood about six years ago when I noticed a fairly large house being built in the neighborhood. Calling it a house may be a tad insulting since Home Plans Incorporated states that mansion plans begin around the 5,000 square foot mark. After all, the late gangster Al Capone's mansion in Miami was indeed around 6,000 square feet. Needless to say, I was dazzled by the magnificent architectural work and even more by the $20,000 Baccarat crystal chandelier hanging above the foyer window. As you should already know, this was definitely my cup of tea!

According to city-data.com, the median household income of Crestwood is over $100,000 and the average home is valued around $811,325 to $1.2 million. In the heart of town you can find the Crestwood train station. With Manhattan just 30 minutes away, business tycoons can enjoy a hot cup of coffee and the crisp feeling of the Wall Street Journal as they ride to work. During the Christmas season, a tree lighting ceremony takes place outside of the station and beautiful lights and decorations fill the entire neighborhood.

Crestwood itself is an independent community. Equipped with their own representatives, the neighborhood has successfully established its own identity as a unified community filled with grand estates, an appealing mix of professional people, its own fire department and the Roman Catholic Church of Annunciation. Many children in the neighborhood attend Annunciation school which is conveniently located on Westchester Avenue in Crestwood, New York (as stated on their website).

Skeptics of the area like to point out the school system and knock the uppity atmosphere. They try to put down a neighborhood that successfully strives to be its own entity. I believe that everyone has a certain job. Skeptics are meant to be skeptic, I however, am meant to sit in my versace tiled bubble bath drinking a glass of vintage 1961 Dom Perignon and not think about such skeptics... Cheers!

Sincerely yours, 

The Wolf of Crestwood

I'M BATMAN!

Holy billionaire bank accounts Batman!
Which superhero happens to be my personal favorite? Could it be the billionaire C.E.O of Wayne Enterprises, Master Bruce Wayne? But of course it is! Living in a mansion, driving expensive cars and having a personal butler is my true definition of superpowers! Who wouldn't need a hot cup of Tieguanyin tea and a silver tray of beluga caviar after fighting crime?

Throughout the years, many actors have attempted to fill the utility belt of the Capped Crusader but unfortunately many have fell short of expectation. Adam West was the famous Batman of the good old days. Aside from the rubber sharks and the less than appealing wardrobes, you have to appreciate a classic. The 1966 series only lasted for three seasons but the term, "To the Batcave!" will live on forever!

My personal favorite Batman film was the 1989 version. Bruce Wayne will forever be Michael Keaton in my book. I can remember attending a showing in the theater as a child. Crowds were amazed by the new Batmobile upgrade. Jack Nicholson played the Joker and did a superb job at that. He was nominated for a Golden Globe for the role. According to Variety Magazine, Michael Keaton was asked if he was envious of Ben Affleck's role as the new Bruce Wayne in the next Batman vs Superman movie. He responded in true Micheal Keaton fashion and said, "No. Do you know why? Because I’m Batman. I’m very secure in that.” Could his response be anymore Bruce Wayne like? I can picture Alfred standing beside him whispering in his English accent, "Well said sir."

One former Batman star did express some jealousy over Affleck's new role. Christian Bale was the latest actor to play the part of Batman in the Dark Knight trilogy. US Weekly reported that Bale stated, "The fact that I’m jealous of someone else playing Batman… I think I should have gotten over it by now."
I don't believe that Mr. Bale will have any problems finding a job beyond the Batman legacy, he is currently playing Moses in the new Exodus flick.

Look out for Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice coming to theaters in 2016 and check out Fox's new hit series Gotham!


V.I.P Facts from this blog: 

*Alfred Pennyworth hails from jolly old England 

 *Tieguanyin tea is $3,000 per kg.

*Beluga caviar comes from beluga sturgeon and is found in the Caspian Sea. Market prices can range from $7,000 to $10,000/kg.

* Michael Keaton turned down $15 million for the third Batman movie because he thought it was awful. -(moviepilot.com)

   

Billionaire, Playboy, Philanthropist

The number of billionaires in the world have reached an all time high. According to Forbes, there are 1,426 reported billionaires and most of them are from the United States. As of September 2013, Microsoft C.E.O Bill Gates graced the list with a reported net worth of $72 billion dollars. What is the obsession with money, power, and respect? Do rise to the top movies such as Scarface and Wall Street fuel the fire of up and coming power players? Welcome to the world of riches, where a nice cigar and a glass of Louis XIII can represent success and social standing. What could be better than the feel of a sharp tailored suit and the sound of a luxury car engine that you alone worked hard for?
Millionaire hip hop artist Meek Mill said it best with his lyric, "It was something about that rollie when it first touched my wrist!" Many musicians flash expensive jewelry such as Rolex watches in music videos to show off their wealth and promote their popularity. In fact, you shouldn't be surprised to see many music videos staged as a scene straight out of the movie Scarface. Rick Ross, Drake and Jay Z have used the Tony Montana fantasy right down to having a tiger on a leash in the music videos. Movies, music, and even comic books glorify wealth and power. When money tycoon Bruce Wayne isn't fighting crime as Batman, he sits in his mansion (Wayne Manor) and is served drinks by his butler Alfred. Billionaire Tony Stark is better known as Iron Man. Tony Stark coined the phrase, "Billionaire, Playboy, Philanthropist" during the filming of The Avengers. Celebrities such as Hugh Hefner, Charlie Sheen and George Clooney have embraced the playboy lifestyle and make it look nothing short of fabulous. It is not a life for everyone, but it seems to work for the James Bond type! "Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve." -Napoleon Hill