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“The luxury of my game is that I can do everything... Literally I can do everything.” At Sixers Media Day, LeBron reminds everyone about his versatility ahead of the 2026-27 NBA season 😆

EXCLUSIVE: A Nigerian chieftain billed Medicaid more than $36 million, then snapped up luxury properties in California and built a magnificent palace in Abatete, Nigeria—including a golden statue of himself. The experts told us it has all the red flags for fraud.

most ppl don’t realize that lobster was once absurdly abundant, cheap as hell, & largely associated with poverty cuz dead lobsters tasted terrible. it was also used as fertilizer or animal feed, & decidedly not a prestige food. then ppl found out if you kill it right before eating it sorta tasted better so eventually through manufactured scarcity it became a luxury food. now it’s a meme about decadence.

🚨 WTF?! The Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority’s HQ is in a luxury tower with a helipad, cold plunge, and dedicated car service, per NYP “Homeless services” are a VERY lucrative industry. Employees people don’t WANT to fix homelessness, or else they'll lose their jobs! BILLIONS have been spent on homelessness, and it's only getting WORSE.

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How much would someone pay for a partner who never leaves? The humanoid in this clip is presented like a luxury object, but the promise goes far beyond appearance. The buyer is really being offered attention, conversation, and the feeling of having someone nearby. That is where robot companions become uncomfortable. A car or watch does not pretend to care about you. A social robot is valuable only if the interaction feels personal. Would knowing it was programmed make the connection meaningless to you?

This was a gem gag from a popular comedy skit TV show in South Korea. A crusty looking shopper walks into a luxury store. Tries to buy a dress shirt. Staff is very uninterested in his business until he takes off his jacket to reveal an SK Hynix vest.

California Post reporter Jon Fleischman: "I traded in my six-figure Lincoln Navigator Black Label Edition for a @Tesla Model Y. The biggest reason I bought the Tesla was Full Self-Driving. Nothing else was close. The car follows the navigation route, changes lanes, makes turns and responds to traffic. If you spend much time driving in Southern California traffic, it changes the experience dramatically. None of this is an environmental statement. It is a convenience statement. Tesla got me to leave a six-figure luxury SUV for a smaller and considerably more modest Model Y because the technology was more valuable to me than the size, materials and traditional comforts I was giving up. I don’t miss my Navigator. Not even a little."