Spelling Mansion Secretly On the Market

76. Tori Spelling gets to keep a garbage can from the sale (to live in).

Posted at 6:13PM on Jul 5th 2006 by JoeMomma

77. Did they ever get the roof fixed?

http://www.metnews.com/articles/spel111402.htm

Posted at 6:14PM on Jul 5th 2006 by dimes

78. Who has the money to spend 150 million on a house. Use that money for doing good. Help the poor. Use that money for disease research. Help build homeless shelters. Donate some to the Humans Society. Please....do not be a moron and spend 150 million on a house. If you do I wish you nothing but bad luck with your idiotic investment!

Posted at 6:15PM on Jul 5th 2006 by chris

79. i hope she gets 200, and then moves right before la slides off onto the pacific. you're all a bunch of a**holes

Posted at 6:15PM on Jul 5th 2006 by jomama

80. The man produced a ton of shows that most of us grew up with... He made and deserved his fortune. What his wife does with it is none of our business. There are numerous quiet millionaires (outside of the ent. industry) that could snatch this up. I'd imagine it WON'T sell for the asking price, but then again... someone might be willing to pay it if they want it bad enough.

I'm sure any of those who posted negatively toward this story... you'd change your tune if you were on the receiving end of a $150 mil sale. How bout direct that energy toward making something for yourself instead of griping about it.

Posted at 6:17PM on Jul 5th 2006 by DamonC

81. Yeah----- and YOU would give all proceeds to a charity?

C'mon.

Don't let your mouth write a check your ass can't cash.

Posted at 6:18PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Radioboy

82. I agree. People with so much money should give to those who don't. So sell your computer and send the money to some people in a third world country who are really poor. For that matter, sell everything you have. Why should you have so much when others are suffering? It's sinful. If you're not willing to then stop busting the chops of the people who have more than you.

Posted at 6:18PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Benny

83. Re:WHO WOULD WANT TO BUY A HOUSE THAT SOMEONE DIES IN ANYWAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So you think that most houses over 50 years old are uninhabitable?
I don't see why Candy is obligated to donate the house proceeds because her husband died. It should sell for whatever the market can bear. Would you refuse money? I don't think so. I know I could not stay in my house if my wife died. I would have to leave because of the memories.

Posted at 6:19PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Oscar

84. AARON IS PROBABLY TURNING OVER IN HIS GRAVE RIGHT NOW,
WHICH INCIDENTALLY, WAS MODELED AFTER THE ONE BUILT FOR PHAROAH RAMSES IN THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS -- ONLY AARON'S IS MUCH LARGER.

Posted at 6:20PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Amir Krocabalony

85. Sounds to me like this woman never liked the house, or
if she did, she
finally decided it was way too much house. I don't blame her for
wanting to dump it. The upkeep and taxes are probably a few million
per year.

Posted at 6:20PM on Jul 5th 2006 by John H

86. First, it's her house to do with what she wants. Second, we don't know but that they had a plan in place a long time ago about what to do with the mansion upon the death of either of them. The comparison with Mexico, et al is absurd. We have a large and healthy middle class that Mexico and its ilk do not. It's not the house I would want, and I would prefer, too, that someone do better things with their money than buy a $150 mil house, but hey, it's their money and I don't have the right to tell them how to spend it and neither do any of you.

Posted at 6:20PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Drew

87. Think of the ridiculous annual California county/state property taxes on a $150 million dollar "home".

Posted at 6:24PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Stanley J. Walljasper

88. Wow..I knew the Jewish grieving period was short but Candy wants her Candy now!
Probably a lot of memories in that 56,000 sq ft crib..Actually I'll bet their are zip codes in that place Candy has never been to..
Aaron who?
Love you..Mean it..let's do lunch

Posted at 6:25PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Biff Johnson

89. "The vice of capitalism is that there is an unequal share of the blessings; the virtue of socialism is that there is an equal share of the misery." -Sir Winston Churchill, British statesman (1874-1965)

Posted at 6:26PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Steve

90. Glad to see socialists in full swing here. Spelling earned the money he used to buy this house. No one gave it to him. He didn't steal it. He used his mind to come up with innovative content that people enjoyed and gladly paid for (cable, buying the goods advertised etc.) Democracy and capitalism are the worst systems... except for all the others.

Grow up you whining pansie commies

Posted at 6:27PM on Jul 5th 2006 by Dastogie