Monday, February 14, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
PAID TO PLAY PRESENTS: KRESS THURSDAYS! 18+
KRESS THURSDAYS
Thursday February 10, 2011
Inside Hollywood's Supreme Venue
KRESS
6608 Hollywood Blvd
Entrance via the back through the parking lot
Pre-Sale Tickets Available
Or
Mention Paid To Play at the door for discount entrance.
* Exclusively 18+, For the Young, Sexy, Trendsetting Crowd
* Doors Open at 10pm
* Pre-Sale Tickets $10
*$15 at the door or mention Paid To Play for discount
* Trendy & Fashionable Attire is a Must! Hats are unacceptable!
> DREAM Thursdays has managed to entertain, marvel, and create countless fun filled nights, and memories throughout its 8 months of continous partying! Offering a different venue each and every week affordered the college crowd to expereince and delight in all the spectacular clubs that Hollywood has to offer! Finally, the time has come for DREAM to land a permanent home to cater to its weekly audience. No home is greater then The Supreme KRESS!
> Each & Every Thursday Night - KRESS is now the home to the PREMIER 18+ crowd in the SoCal Area!!! Each and Every week will be a Nightlife treat! Once a month - A special celebrity DJ will host the night! Once a month a celebrity artist will perform / appear! All that you expect and more will be at KRESS THURSDAYS!
> KRESS is a Hollywood Landmark! It is a SUPREME venue that caters to the affluent and sophisticated class and is now embracing the trendy college crowd! A Marvelous sight, of pure splendor! 4 distinct levels, basement, restaurant, 3rd floor & rooftop offers an assortment of different partying experiences! One can seamlessly transition from each level and have a new element in nightlife! All the luxurious amenties one can imagine is in store! 3 fully stocked bars, 2000+ capacity!
> KRESS Resident DJs & Hollywoods Finest: VIP | FRANKIE FLASH along with MASTER Q | PESO | VERNS | BAGO | ILLMATIK | BRYAN | will be mixing the latest hits!!
> All Southern California Colleges / Universities are Invited!! Beautiful, Trendy, & Positive Party People!!
> KRESS is the Ultimate Destination in Hollywood EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT!! This marks a NEW BEGINNING!!
For Info / Presale Contact Any Paid To Play team member
Shawn 805.448.9687
Josh 818.688.1602
Jeremy 626.367.1811
Friday, February 4, 2011
2ND ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS AFTER PARTY
FAME LOS ANGELES and Paid To Play Media presents:
2ND ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS AFTER PARTY/PRE-VALENTINES DAY FASHION SHOW & MIXER
Produced by:
...Fame Los Angeles
PRIVATE INVITE: FOR THE POSH, POPULAR AND SENSATIONAL CROWD
FEATURING:
LIVE LINGERIE FASHION SHOW | RED CARPET | CELEBRITIES | AWARD NOMINEES | HUNDREDS OF MODELS | LIVE SEXY PHOTO-SHOOT | CHOCOLATE COVERED STRAWBERRIES | GIFTBAGS
SUNDAY, FEB 13TH, 2011
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE 53RD GRAMMY AWARDS
MEDIA CHECK-IN 7PM
RED CARPET ARRIVALS 8PM-10PM
CLOSING 12AM
21+ event
LEVEL 3 INSIDE HOLLYWOOD KODAK COMPLEX
6801 Hollywood Blvd, 3rd floor
Hollywood, CA 90028
* Enter Kodak Complex on the 3rd floor
* Complex Parking: $2 w/validation
FAME LOS ANGELES presents..2ND ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS AFTER PARTY/PRE-VALENTINES DAY FASHION SHOW & MIXER
Many Grammy nominees are expected to be in attendance.
Complimentary Chocolate Strawberries will be served to members.
Click here for more information on this event.
Space is limited. Buy tickets below for guaranteed entrance.
10 Biggest Real Estate Deals In American History
10 biggest real estate deals in American history:
1. Stuyvesant Town -- $5.3 billion
Originally developed by Metlife in the 1940s, Stuyvesant Town was a rent-stabilized housing complex for middle-class New Yorkers for decades. In 2007, the Lower East Side complex of 110 14-story buildings became the subject of the largest real estate transaction in U.S. history when a syndicate of investors, headed by Tishman Speyer and JV Blackrock Realty, bought the complex with the intention of turning "Stuy Town" into an upscale, mid- to high-rent development. A floundering economy and the burst real estate bubble in 2008 dealt a crushing blow to Tishman's venture. In January of this year, the owners, loaded with debt, turned the property over to creditors.
2. GM Building -- $2.8 billion
Purchased by Boston Properties, Goldman Sachs (GS), and Meraas Capital in 2008, the General Motors Building went for an astounding $2.8 billion after the credit crisis forced the Macklowe Organization to sell. This makes the acquisition the single most expensive purchases of an individual building ever. It also speaks to the importance of prime real estate: The 50-story building only takes up 0.32 acres.
3. Rockefeller Center -- $1.85 billion
In December 2000, Rockefeller Center, the building complex that's home to Radio City Music Hall, the GE Building, the Bank of America Building and several other high-profile properties, was sold by Goldman Sachs and Tishman-Speyer to Lester Crown for $1.85 billion. The oldest site on our list, Rockefeller Center was built between 1930 and 1939 by John D. Rockefeller Jr., scion of the wealthiest man in American history. A popular tourist destination, it's now a National Historic Landmark. Goldman Sachs Group bought the complex in 1996 for $900 million. Encompassing 22 acres, including its famed ice skating rink, the complex takes up the second-largest land area after Stuyvesant Town.
4. 666 5th Ave. -- $1.8 billion
When purchased in January 2007, for $1.8 billion, 666 Fifth Ave. was the most expensive single office building. The scale of the deal is even more impressive considering that only seven years prior, the building had been bought by Tishman Speyer for $518 million. Located in the Midtown West portion of Manhattan, it's now home to a number of retail stores, such as Brooks Brothers and the NBA Store, large international law firms and, of course, Citigroup (C), whose logo is prominently displayed on the building's side.
5. Worldwide Plaza -- $1.74 billion
Worldwide Plaza sold for $1.74 billion in February 2007 to Macklowe Properties. Some two-and-a-half years later, however, in July 2009, Deutsche Bank sold the same property for about $600 million. This represents a drop in property value of about 65%, demonstrating that even iconic New York real estate is subject to dramatic market fluctuations.
6. MetLife Building -- $1.72 billion
In 2005, MetLife sold the building bearing its name to real estate giant Tishman Speyer for $1.72 billion -- at the time, the most expensive real estate purchase in history. The 58-story building, formerly known as the Pan Am building, was built in 1963 and served as the airline's headquarters until MetLife bought it in 1981, and Pan Am moved its operations to Miami. The airline collapsed shortly after. The building's iconic MetLife sign was the last of its kind to be built before a city ordinance disallowed corporate signage on the tops of large buildings.
7. Travelers Complex -- $1.58 billion
In December 2007, when Citigroup was looking to reduce its real estate exposure, it sold this two-building complex in the Tribeca area to investment group SL Green for $1.58 billion. Built in 1987, the buildings at 388 and 390 Greenwich, are 40 and 10 stories, respectively. The complex is located 10 blocks from the former World Trade Center site. On Sept. 11, 2001, the main building was used as a triage center for the wounded.
8. News Corp. Building -- $1.52 billion
At 1211 Avenue of the Americas, the News Corp. Building was sold to Beacon Capital Partners and Lehman Brothers for $1.52 billion in 2006. The seller's broker for this deal was Eastdil Secured, the same power broker that oversaw two other property transactions on our list. The building now contains the offices of many prominent companies, including the many divisions of News Corp. (NWS), law firm Ropes & Gray, Wachovia, and JPMorgan (JPM).
9. 1301 Avenue of the Americas -- $1.46 billion
In August 2008, Paramount Group and Allianz Life Insurance purchased the 46-story building at 1301 Avenue of the Americas. At the time, it was called the Crédit Lyonnais Building, named after the French bank, its primary tenant. In February of this year, however, Calyon, which acquired Crédit Lyonnais in 2003, changed its name to Crédit Agricole. Since then, the building has also been referred to as the Calyon Building or the "Crédit Agricole Building. Prior to the acquisition, it was the headquarters of PricewaterhouseCoopers, before the accounting and consulting firm moved to its current home at 300 Madison Ave. in 2004.
10. Five Times Square (The Ernst & Young Tower) -- $1.28 billion
By far the most modern building on our list, 5 Times Square was built in 2002 for Ernst and Young. In 2007, owner Boston Properties sold it to AVR Realty for $1.28 billion.The building, which features a sloping facade, has no 90 degree angles. It houses many retailers and is a valuable tourist shopping destination.
See full article from DailyFinance: http://srph.it/dgc9dX
Friday, January 28, 2011
Sylvester Stallone’s custom built ‘Expendables’ F-100 sold.
This weekend in Arizona, at a celebrity Barrett-Jackson car auction, the custom built '55 F100 that Sly drives in the film sold for a whopping $132,000, well worth it if you ask me.
This wasn't the only celebrity vehicle to be sold at the auction, Evel Knievel's famous truck was sold, a few cars once owned by Bret Michaels, Elvis Presley, and Alice Cooper's custom Camaro, were all up for auction as well.
Here's some background on the truck for those who don't know.
It's a 1956 Ford F-100 fully customized into a 1955 by the very talented crew over at West Coast Customs, it has a brand new 347 Edelbrock engine, B&M transmission.
Brand new Lexani 20" rims with low profile tires.
Full Gibson exhaust system.
Some of the more interesting additions would be the two secret compartments housing movie weapon props, one under the the center of the dash, which holds a .45 prop pistol, and one at the back of the center console that hides an MP9 submachine gun prop.
The CEO of West Coast Customs said this this about the truck.
"Stallone needed three '55 F-100's, but they're so rare that we couldn't find them in time," added Friedlinghaus. "So we started with three pretty sad 1956 models and worked 24-7 to make them look like a custom '55. "
Read more here...
Monday, January 24, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
2010 Year End Wrap Up
2010 was a great year for us here at Paid To Play. We had a ton of events that thanks to you, our followers, went really well. We have expanded our team and we added new dimensions and divisions to the company. With the economy in America still being down, the nightlife industry is still thriving. Everyone loves to go out, and have a good time, getting away from their daily life.
2011 is going to be an insane year for us! We have expanded our team and we are adding new divisions. Look out for our new photographers at upcoming events, and also for our promotion team to be hitting the streets.
2011 is going to be an insane year for us! We have expanded our team and we are adding new divisions. Look out for our new photographers at upcoming events, and also for our promotion team to be hitting the streets.
We are also bringing on more blog writers to update you on nightlife events that are coming up and as always about the luxury lifestyle that our brand supports.
To be the first to know about our upcoming events, and to check out our new sponsorships. Be sure to follow us on and
As always it wouldn't be a new year without Skillz year end "Rap Up"
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