April 27, 2026 - 18:04

Actor and filmmaker Jonah Hill has finally shared the heartfelt motivation behind his family’s decision to trade the glitz of Hollywood for the quiet rhythms of a small town. In a recent candid interview, Hill revealed that he and his wife, Olivia Millar, made the deliberate choice to leave Los Angeles in order to raise their two children in what he described as "a very small town." The move, which surprised many fans, was driven by a deep desire to offer their kids a more grounded and authentic childhood, far removed from the pressures and distractions of celebrity culture.
Hill explained that the couple wanted their children to experience a sense of community, nature, and simplicity that is often hard to find in a sprawling metropolis like L.A. He noted that the decision was not made lightly, but both he and Millar felt strongly that a quieter environment would allow their family to bond more closely and shield their kids from the constant spotlight. The actor emphasized that the change has been transformative, allowing them to focus on what truly matters: raising happy, well-adjusted children in a setting where they can play freely and grow up without the weight of public expectation. While Hill did not disclose the exact location of their new home, he made it clear that the move has brought a profound sense of peace and purpose to their lives.
September 26, 2026 - 02:46
Data Centers and AI Take Center Stage at Memphis Commercial Real Estate SummitCommercial real estate professionals gathered in Memphis to examine how artificial intelligence and data center development are reshaping the local property market. The Memphis Area Association of...
September 25, 2026 - 17:22
McDonough School of Business Names Kelly Nagel to Lead Real Assets DivisionThe McDonough School of Business has appointed Kelly Nagel as its new head of real assets and real estate. In this role, Nagel will oversee the full range of real estate offerings at the school...
September 25, 2026 - 02:24
Foreclosure Looms for Major Dallas Office Tower Over Unpaid LoanLenders have moved to foreclose on a prominent office high-rise in downtown Dallas after the property`s owners failed to repay a $79 million loan. The building at 2100 Ross Ave., a 33-story tower,...
September 24, 2026 - 18:10
Albany Center Square Apartment Building Changes Hands for $1.55 MillionA 13-unit apartment building in Albany`s Center Square neighborhood has been sold for $1.55 million. The buyer, DRM Property Development LLC, purchased the property from the DeThomasis brothers,...