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Bill Geddie in Brentwood, Estate of the Day

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Producer Bill Geddie is most famous for his work on "The View" and the Barbara Walters specials. He has listed his home in the Brentwood area of Los Angeles for the second time, it was briefly on the market last year for $1 million more than the current asking price. The four-bedroom Spanish-style home has distressed wood beams, stone fireplaces, hardwood floors and French doors/windows. The kitchen leads to a family room and a flat yard with a grill. The master bedroom has a terrace with city views and the home has an a Crestron electronics system. It is now listed at $3.95 million.'

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Gallery: The View From Brentwood

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Cindy McCain's $300,000 Outfit for the RNC

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Filed under: Apparel, Events, Celebrity Shopping

Thanks to the calculator-savvy fashion dept. over at Vanity Fair, we've got an estimated grand total for Cindy McCain's outfit from Tuesday evening's Republican National Convention festivities. The final cha-ching? $300,000. Highlights include her Oscar de la Renta fierce-collared shirtdress, a pair of $280,000 diamond sparklers and Chanel's J12 white ceramic watch. The shoes have yet to be identified -- any guesses readers? (I'm betting Manolo.)

At least in the realm of fashion, Cindy is the elitist in this race. Remember Michelle Obama's pick for her appearance on The View? A $148 number from mass chain White and Black.

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