Things are tough all over. Actor Nicholas Cage's Bel-Air mansion was put up for auction yesterday morning after Cage defaulted on an $18 million loan on the property. Bidding opened at $10.4 million, but was quickly halted after there were no takers. The property now reverts back to the foreclosing lender - one of six holding loans on the home.
The home, once owned by Dean Martin and later by Tom Jones, was described by one realtor as 'frat house bordello'. Sounds like someone's soon-to-be-former Arlington splash pad.
Cage's financial woes have recently become fodder for tabloids. In October, Cage sued his former business partner, accusing him in part of "lining his pockets with several million dollars in business management fees while leading Cage down a path toward financial ruin. "
If his partner was responsible for Cage picking his recent roles, there might be a case. NOT THE BEES!!!!
Thursday, April 8, 2010
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Dude--Splash pad? It was my HOME...
Sure it was.
Don't you guys think all these references to CW whoring might annoy Kitten? She doesn't want to hear about CW's "Tiger" years.
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