This star still exudes glamour
Completed in 1956, the Beverly Hills estate makes a dramatic first impression with a wide, curving front and a motor court ringed with block columns. Inside, a skylit foyer gives way to a sunken and glass-walled living room and bar — a polished, open space with decades of Hollywood history.

Heartthrob’s different direction
The pop star has put his contemporary-style pad back on the market for the reduced price of $6.995 million. That’s about $1.5 million less than the house first listed for and $12,500 more than Styles paid for the place three years ago, records show..

A homey connection to history
They became classic family homes for the middle class. Or, expanded and augmented, they were the mansions of Beverly Hills and Bel-Air, fit for Hollywood stars such as Donna Reed, Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman. Bankers used the style for their institutions and their homes alike, to convey propriety and conservatism, Breisch said.

A new king of the hill in South Bay
The onetime Beverly Hills home of an old Hollywood star, a massive hilltop compound in the South Bay and an art collector’s estate in Bel-Air were among the priciest residential real estate sales in Los Angeles County in January. Here’s a closer look..

When the common thread is drama
From his early years as a painter (Warhol and Basquiat were friends), to flipping his first house at 21, and then more than a decade designing clothes for his namesake brand and for Halston, interior designer Bradley Bayou draws from an expansive background to create unique, functional and dramatic living spaces.

Inside her genie bottle
On a cushy couch laden with pillows and surrounded by an ornate, Baroque-inspired mural on the wall, Coupe hosts Shakespearean play readings with fellow thespians, including her “Future Man” co-star Derek Wilson, a Macbeth veteran who “knows his way around an iambic pentameter.