Paris is cooking up a one-of-a-kind lottery with a masaledar twist! Residents can win a burial spot right next to cultural celebrities like Jim Morrison, Édith Piaf, and Frédéric Chopin! The catch? They must first bring back to life abandoned graves by restoring them. This spicy plan, announced by Paris City Hall, aims to save history and sort out a burial space shortage that's haunted the city for over a century. Here’s the juicy scoop: 30 heritage tombs are waiting in three famous cemeteries—Père-Lachaise, Montmartre, and Montparnasse. Each park offers 10 plots, each steeped in stories and stars. Père-Lachaise is home to rock icon Jim Morrison, playwright Oscar Wilde, and singer Édith Piaf. Montparnasse shelters philosophers Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Susan Sontag. Meanwhile, Montmartre’s resting legends include painter Edgar Degas, author Émile Zola, and dancer Vaslav Nijinsky. The city’s official, Paul Simondon, said, “Within the first 24 hours we had 1,000 clicks on the application forms.” That’s the buzz and excitement transforming this resting place raffle into a hot ticket! How to grab your dream spot? Each tomb costs €4,000 ($4,600) plus the restoration expense. Winners can then buy a lease starting from €976 ($1,120) for 10 years to a forever resting right at €17,668 ($20,290). Don’t forget, there’s a small fee of €125 ($144) to enter the lottery. But watch out! If you fail to restore or complete the purchase, the deal is off, and you lose your money. Simondon calls this a “trial run,” hinting it may continue if successful. Plus, reusing burial plots is a green move, adding an eco-friendly flavor to this historic venture. Applications are open now and will close on December 31. If you want to rest among the stars, this spicy, historical lottery just might be your ticket!