The Filthy Rich Guide

Entrepreneur Charles Shaker manages to spend $500,000 on one bar tab in Monte Carlo; Indian billionaire Lakshmi Mittal spends $78 million dollars on his daughter's over the top Parisian wedding.

Junk bond king Ira Rennert owns a 66,000 square foot Hampton's home with 29 bedrooms and 39 bathrooms; Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani owns the world's largest home.

Bill Koch spends $3.1 million to buy his very own western style ghost town; Casino owner Don Laughlin pays to be cryogenically frozen, so that he can be brought back to life in the future.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison buys a Hawaiian island for nearly half a billion dollars; Prince Jefri of Brunai spends $800,000 on life-sized statues of himself and his then fiancé in various sexual positions.

A one of a kind motorcycle that runs on top shelf tequila; a private jet that has a waiting list so exclusive that even Oprah has to patiently wait for her chance to own one.

Diamond shoes and shirts made from solid gold; high-priced feuds over trees that block views; statues that should probably be censored.

How billionaires buy wine from the bottom of the ocean; how elite pro athletes spare no expense to customize their cribs and their cars.

How the wealthy put down roots on their own private islands; how a billionaire's furriest best friend lives a life of luxury.

How the top 1 percent of the top 1 percent trade their private jets for private jumbo jets; turning one-of-a-kind cars into none-of-a-kind car wrecks.

How billionaires turn shopping sprees into a multi-million dollar sporting event; private golf courses and wild west theme parks.

Having endless amounts of cash means living the good life in any city you want, under any roof you want. On this week's Filthy Rich Guide, we take a look at Dubai and London.

Billionaire heirs buy every toy, from Birkin bags to Bugattis; making yachts unique; expensive delicacies covered in gold.

Insanely wealthy hobbies, including treasure hunting for NASA rocket engines and collecting $300,000 racing pigeons; a few hundred million dollars can buy any award.

Billionaires prepare their children for the good life, starting with a multi million dollar bassinet; constructing buildings just to house vast collections of cars and art.

Billionaires can protect themselves with a private army or a customized robot suit with a rocket launcher; using money to control bad weather or stay young forever.

Dan Bilzarian reveals the keys to Instagram immortality; wedding planner Kevin Lee literally moves mountains; the most expensive ways to solve life's little problems.

Gifts for billionaires, including rare albino crocodile handbags and million dollar falcons; a billionaire gamer; an age where everything is better when dipped in gold.

Charlie Sheen's interest in horology includes priceless watches; Jerry Seinfeld suffers from "TMP" -- Too Many Porches; Antarctica heats up as a destination for billionaires looking to rough it in luxury.

Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos lock horns in a space race; Mariah Carey shows how to treat oneself right; a matchmaker helps lovelorn tech titans find their soul mates.

A pop star incurs hefty expenses to get out of trouble; Justin Bieber and his pet monkey rock out with their checkbooks out; a retired racehorse earns $35 million a year in stud fees; sport's richest good-luck charm, Warren Buffet.

How to mend a broken billionaire heart; how Johnny Depp keeps himself afloat on just two million dollars a month; celebrating the filthy rich Georgian who puts boring billionaires to shame.

A graffiti artist who sprayed his way to a $200 million Facebook fortune; an individual who bowed out of Apple and a $70 billion windfall; a Saudi royal's traveling habits.

Peter Thiel and the secret of immortality; buying or renting superyachts; the millionaire feline who stole Karl Lagerfeld's heart.

North West and Blue Ivy Carter compete to be the most-pampered toddler; luxury panic rooms, armed megayacht security and bespoke armored tanks; a renegade Apple legend who replaces polo ponies with Segways.

Billionaires race to build the highest penthouses; Zuckerberg, Buffett, Gates and Bezos battle it out to become the first trillionaire; what it would cost to buy the Great Pyramid of Giza or the Mona Lisa.