According to the powerful Fanjul family, the State Department has launched an investigation into Bruno Scaioli, an Italian-Argentinian art dealer who is suspected of trafficking artwork the Fanjuls say is rightfully theirs. Not long after Fidel Castro took over Cuba in 1959, the wealthy Fanjuls fled to Palm Beach, taking with them only what they could carry. Their land and material possessions -- including an art collection valued between $20 million and $60 million -- was confiscated by Castro'
Courtesy Sotheby's International RealtyBehold, the Marino living room!Seriously, does that not look like a room in a castle where one might expect to see a French dauphin fanning himself? And in this economy, who else but royalty can afford the $13.5 million asking price for the Dolphin legend's Weston home?Last week, the Wall Street Journal and a host of other international media gave Marino free advertising, if only to gape at a football god who's reduced to luring buyers with gimmicks -- sign
