Just a rock throw away from Palm Beach, Florida is a little known 17-mile-long village named Jupiter Island. It’s rated year after year by Forbes as one of the most expensive zip codes in the United States. Not surprisingly since the median home price is $5.6 million.

This island plays home to some of America’s — and the world’s — richest celebrities. Among it’s most illustrious denizens are famed singer Celine Dion and golf pro Tiger Woods.

In 2005, Celine Dion paid a whopping $12.5 million for her 6,859 square feet Jupiter Island house, which was built in 1963. Not to be outdone, in 2006, Tiger Woods dropped a record-breaking $38 million for a 10-acre Jupiter Island estate.

With mega superstars like these gobbling up the land of the 33455 zip code, don’t hold your breath for house prices here to drop anytime soon.

After a night of clubbing in Las Vegas you’re sure to get hungry, and Mix is the perfect place to satisfy your appetite. Located 64 floors above the Las Vegas Strip atop THEhotel at Mandalay Bay, Mix is a perfect combination of culinary art, cutting edge interior design and ambiance.

The restaurant features contemporary and classic French and American dishes with global accents, as well as signature dishes from Alain Ducasse’s restaurants in Paris, Tokyo and Monaco

If you fancy getting your hair cut in style, Pimps And Pinups is the place to go. Boutique hair salon Pimps and Pinups in the East End’s trendy and fashionable Spitalfields market delivers a Hollywood style hairdressing experience. Hang up your coat, sit down in a luxurious retro Japanese chairs with a cold beer or a glass of wine in hand and get ready to receive one of the best haircuts in London.

Pimps & Pinups has attracted the likes of Green Day, and other celeb elite as a hot music video location as well as a fully functional hairdressing salon!

Celebrated chef Wolfgang Puck and prominent architect Richard Meier have teamed together to create a celeb manget in the heart of Beverly Hills. CUT has become the place to see and be seen. Located at the Regent Beverly Wilshire, this most exciting and talked-about restaurant and ultra lounge was awarded “Restaurant of the Year” by Esquire Magazine in 2006, and was also the 2006 winner of the American Institute of Architects/Los Angeles Chapter Restaurant Design Award.

No corner has been cut to assure the success of CUT. Lines are sleek, white dominates and is contrasted by beige oak floors, black-and-white paintings, and vines growing along a wall. The two-level layout remains to give depth to the room; the kitchen is now open to bring more amplitude.

The menu contains savory steaks that will melt in your mouth, along with creative sides like potato tarte tatin and soft parmesan polenta further compliment the selection of aristocratic fare.