Take a tour (guided by Spock himself!) through Leonard Nimoy's Spanish-Mediterranean house in Bel Air, which he was nervous about affording back in 1987: "I had just directed my third film, 'Three Men and a Baby,' and more directing opportunities were lining up. But deep down, I was apprehensive. Bel Air seemed a little over the top for me." The decor is, of course, show-stopping: "Sitting on my desk is a small black box with a glass window. Inside is a pair of pointed ears. These are the ear tips I wore on final day of shooting for the TV show. I had them mounted." [WSJ]
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