DONDRIA IN MEMPHIS OVER THE WEEKEND SHE STARTS THE TREY SONGZ AND MONICA TOUR THIS THURS THE 12TH

LAST NIGHT USHER HAD HIS FIRST ANNUAL NEW LOOK AWARDS IN ATL, A VERY CLASSY EVENT, HE HONORED BILL CLINTON AND OTHERS DOIN GREAT THINGS TO HELP KIDS FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD. CIARA AND JUSTIN BEIBER PERFORMED, SO YOU KNOW SHANIAH WASN’T MISSING THAT.

WOW!! I WOULD’VE THOUGHT LA HAD THIS, ATL WE GOTTA STEP OUR GAME UP!

New York has been named America’s richest city with a record 667,000 high-net worth individuals, or people with $1 million or more in investible assets, recorded as living there in 2009. The figure, 18.7% higher than in 2008, comes from the new Metro Wealth Index created by consulting firm Capgemini,the Wall St. Journal reports. New York not only topped the list but demolished the competition, with a sum greater than the total of the next three runners up combined – Los Angeles, Chicago andWashington. The number of millionaires in New York City – some of whom are of course billionaires – is now greater than the entire population of Boston. While growth is up across the board over 2008, only New York, D.C. (#4), Houston (#9) and San Jose (#10) are now above their 2007 or pre-recession levels, with the rest still languishing behind.

WHATS UP LIFERS I WATCHED HUNG TONIGHT FOR REALLY MY FIRST TIME AND IT LEFT ME WITH ALOTTA QUESTIONS,LIKE IS IT THAT MANY OLDER WOMEN OUT THERE LONELY AND HORNEY AND HOW OLD ARE THESE WOMEN ?

DAMN!!!!!!!

The latest economic boost comes with the results of the eleventh annual charity auction of lunch with Berkshire Hathaway Inc. CEO Warren Buffett. The auction to dine with the octogenarian oracle of Omaha set a new record, $2,626,311 on eBay. That’s far above last year’s $1.68 million total and beats the 2008 record of $2.1 million. Proceeds benefit San Francisco’s Glide Foundation, which helps the homeless and others in need of aid. No word on who the winner is but the lunch will take place as usual at Smith & Wollensky in New York City.

THIS HOUSE IS ACROSS THE STREET FROM MY HOUSE, I NEVER SAW IT TILL NOW IS KINDA HOT.

In the October 2009 issue of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, homeowner Judith Schindler showed off the interior design of her Buckhead area home, saying proudly that the home she refurbished with her friend and fellow designer Sudi Cecil was her dream home and that she hoped never to move again. And yet just a few months later the home is on the market. The design style of the six-bedroom home is a melding of Southern style with something more “West Coast-like.” The style is meant to represent Old Hollywood glamour but how well this succeeds is a matter of some debate (there are notes that remind me a little of the Kardashian view of glamour, all animal prints, shiny curtains and mirrors). The home has a gourmet kitchen with an island and an eat-in breakfast bar. There is a formal dining room, formal living room and a more casual room. Zebra-printed rug livens up an office and there is a comfortable home theater and a game room. Outside a large covered terrace offers room for dining alfresco with a view of the pool. This home is listed at $6.75 million.

THIS SHIT IS KINDA FUNNY.

I’M HAPPY TO SEE THIS, I BROKE XSCAPE AND ANTHONY HAMILTON HERE I LOOK FOWARD TO THE OPENING TOMORROW AND MORE GREAT SHOWS.

ATLANTA — An Atlanta landmark that has been closed for several years is set to reopen. The Buckhead Theater, formerly known as the Roxy, will host its first event Friday night.

Located near the intersection of Peachtree, Paces Ferry and Roswell Roads, the Buckhead Theater was purchased by Charles Loudermilk, the founder of Aaron’s Rents, now Aaron’s, Inc. Loudermilk has invested in the renovation of the Buckhead Theater, which is nearly complete.

“It’s the only historic thing left in Buckhead,” Loudermilk told 11Alive’s Brenda Wood during an interview in 2007. “I’m going to make it a first-class facility.”

The newly remodeled theater is being called Buckhead’s answer toMidtown’s Fox Theater.

Though the Buckhead Theater is much smaller than the Fox, it features high end and versatile facilities that can host dinners, off-Broadway shows or musical acts.

“The whole area will be re-energized with this theater,” said Kendall Craig with the Buckhead Alliance.

The Buckhead Alliance is also in the process of renovating the park directly across Roswell Road from the Buckhead Theater. It has been officially renamed “Charlie Loudermilk Park” and there are plans to update the grounds. “It’s going to be a walk through the history of Buckhead,” Craig said.

The Buckhead Theater will host a benefit event for the March of Dimes Friday. A formal grand opening is being planned for June.

OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!! A MILL A CARAT DAMN!!!!!!

Prices for blue diamonds continue to rise. At the Sotheby’s auction in Geneva a 7.64 carat fancy intense blue cushion-shaped diamond mounted in yellow gold and platinum sold to an anonymous client for $8,034,503. That number sailed above the estimate of between $4-6 million, setting a new record price of $1,051,636 per for carat for a fancy intense blue diamond sold at auction. Sotheby’s was the previous record holder with $796,178 per carat for a 3.17 carat fancy intense blue diamond in November 2009 in Geneva. Last May a 7.03 carat stone sold for $9.49 million.

Sotheby’s says this is the largest cushion shaped stone of this color grading ever to appear at auction. The diamond is graded as a Fancy Intense Blue, Natural Colour, VVS2 Clarity, and comes with an additional GIA worksheet stating that the diamond may be Potentially Flawless after repolishing. The Sotheby’s Spring Sales of Magnificent and Noble Jewels brought a total of $53,976,331, handily above pre-sale expectations of $32.4-46 million with most lots selling and more than 74 percent of the lots sold achieving prices in excess of their high estimate.