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Live Like a Pop Diva

Lady Gaga, Sheryl Crow and Alicia Keys show us how it's done

Here are five properties on the market that have served as homes to music’s biggest divas.

Outside Lady Gaga's $4.5 million Los Angeles home for sale
Lady Gaga
10968 Savona Rd., Los Angeles, CA

The view from Christina Aguilera's $6 million Los Angeles home for sale
Christina Aguilera
1443 Devlin Dr., Los Angeles, CA

Sheryl Crow's $7.5 million College Grove, Tenn. home for sale
Sheryl Crow
6662 Cross Keys Rd., College Grove, TN

Alicia Keys' $2.4 million Syosset, NY home for sale
Alicia Keys
12 Serenite Lane, Syosset, NY

Kelly Clarkson's $1.5 million Nashville, Tenn. home for sale
Kelly Clarkson
716 Westview Ave., Nashville, TN


Major earthquakes throughout history in pictures. Statistics from The Geological Society of London.
1939: Turkey (Erzincan). Richter scale: 8.0, Deaths: 36,740, Cost ($m): 20 
 1906: USA (California, San Francisco). Richter scale: 7.8, Deaths: 3,000, Cost ($m): 524
 1908: Italy (Messina). Richter scale: 7.5, Deaths: 25,926, Cost: ($m) 116
1923: Japan (Tokyo-Yokohama). Richter scale: 8.3, Deaths: 142,800, Cost ($m): 2,800

1936: Pakistan (Quetta). Richter scale: 7.5, Deaths: 35,000, Cost ($m): 25 
1939: Chile (Concepcion). Richter scale: 8.3, Deaths: 28,000, Cost ($m): 100
 1960: Morocco (Agadir). Richter scale: 5.9, Deaths: 12,000, Cost ($m): 120
1970: Peru (Chimbote). Richter scale: 7.7, Deaths: 67,000, Cost ($m): 550
1976: China (Tangshan). Richter scale: 8.0, Deaths: 290,000, Cost ($m): 5,600 
1976: Guatemala (Guatemala City). Richter scale: 7.5, Deaths: 22,084, Cost ($m): 1,100
1985: Mexico (Mexico City). Richter scale: 8.1, Deaths: 10,000, Cost ($m): 4,000
1988: Armenia (Spitak). Richter scale: 6.9, Deaths: 25,000 Cost ($m): 14,000 
1989: USA (California, San Francisco). Richter Scale: 7.0, Deaths: 68, Cost ($m): 6,000
July 1990, Baguio City, Philippines. Deaths about 5000.
1995: Japan (Kobe). Richter scale: 7.2, Deaths: 6348, Cost ($m): 200,000
1999: Turkey (Kocaeli). Richter scale: 7.4, Deaths: 19,118, Cost ($m): 20,000
2004: Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Richter scale: 9.2, Deaths: 230,000
 2008: Sichuan Province. Richter scale: 8.0, Deaths: 68,000, Cost ($m): 20,000
 2010: Chile (Maule Region). Richter scale: 8.8, Deaths: 486
 2011: Japan. Richter scale: 8.9.

Photos Stunning Scenes From Japan Disaster

Tomakomai pier in Hokkaido, Japan, is submerged after a tsunami unleashed by Japan's biggest recorded earthquake slammed into the nation's eastern coast 

Houses burn after the earthquake and tsunami in Natori City, in northeastern Japan
People walk by a crushed bus stop that was hit by a fallen outer wall of a nearby building in Sendai.
People take naps as they stay Friday night at the Tokyo City Hall because train and bus services are suspended.
Japan declared a nuclear emergency at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant after the quake knocked out power that crippled the cooling system of one of the facility's six reactors. About 3,000 residents were evacuated from a 1.8-mile radius of the plant. The government announced that the plant would release slightly radioactive vapor to lower the pressure in an effort to protect it from a possible meltdown.
Boats are swept by a wave in Asahikawa city.
Evacuees take a shelter during blackout in Sendai, Miyagi prefecture.
A worker inspects a caved-in section of the Joban Motorway near Mito, Ibaraki prefecture.
Residents walk through rubble from collapsed houses in Iwaki, Fukushima prefecture.
A massive tsunami hits the coastal areas of Iwanuma, Miyagi prefecture.
Hotel employees squat at the hotel's entrance in Tokyo after the earthquake hit.
Residents look at a collapsed house in Sukagawa city, Fukushima prefecture, in northern Japan.
Tsunami tidal waves hit houses after a powerful earthquake in Natori 
Tsunami swirls near a port in Oarai, Ibaraki prefecture.
Evacuees comfort each other in Shinjuku Central Park in Tokyo.
Cars and airplanes swept by a tsunami are pictured among debris at Sendai airport, northeastern Japan.
Natural gas containers burn at a facility in Chiba prefecture near Tokyo.
Tarmac, parking lot and surrounding area are covered with mud and debris carried by the tsunami at Sendai airport
A Japanese traveler wipes away tears as she talks over the telephone at Incheon international airport in South Korea on March 11. Flights were disrupted after a magnitude 8.9 earthquake hit Japan's Pacific coast.
Vehicles on a damaged road in Yabuki, in southern Fukushima prefecture.
Houses swept out to sea burn following a tsunami and earthquake in Natori City in northeastern Japan.
An aerial shot shows vehicles ready for shipping piled like dominoes after a tsunami tidal wave hit Hitachinaka city in Ibaraki prefecture.
Women wait on the street after evacuating a building following an earthquake in Tokyo.
Evacuated employees stand on rooftops near toppled tanks at a brewery in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan.
An aerial view of a tsunami swamped Sendai airport in northeastern Japan
Cars and other debris swept away by tsunami tidal waves are seen in Kesennuma in Miyagi Prefecture, northern Japan.
People watch the aftermath of tsunami tidal waves covering a port at Kesennuma in Miyagi Prefecture, northern Japan.
Wrecked houses smolder amid the water of a tsunami wave near Sendai airport in Japan.
An overturned boat is seen after being washed ashore by a tsunami wave in Hachinohe in this still image taken from video footage.
Houses set on fire and engulfed by water following a tsunami and earthquake in Natori City in northeastern Japan.
Two men look at smoke rising over the Tokyo skyline after the earthquake struck.
An office building burns in Tokyo after the earthquake.
Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan reacts as he feels an earthquake while attending a committee meeting in the upper house of parliament in Tokyo.
Vehicles are crushed by a collapsed wall at a parking lot in Mito city in Ibaraki prefecture on March 11 after a massive earthquake rocked Japan.
People take shelter as a ceiling collapses in a bookstore during a massive 8.9-magnitude earthquake in Sendai, northeastern Japan.
A tsunami carries boats across waters in Kamaishi city port in Japan on Friday, in this still image taken from video footage.
Injured people are attended to by emergency personnel in downtown Tokyo following the earthquake on Friday.
Office workers in the Shiodome district near Tokyo Bay stay on the pedestrian deck, observing surrounding high-rise office and hotel buildings swaying shortly after the quake.
A building burns in the Odaiba district of Tokyo, Japan on Friday.
Reporters at the Associated Press Tokyo Bureau take shelter under a table during the earthquake Friday afternoon.