Celebrity Net Worth - Richest Rappers, Celebrity Houses, Homes and Salary

Tomorrow is Allen Iverson's birthday, which means he's officially five years away from unlocking a $32 million trust fund Reebok set aside for him back in 2001. The backstory behind one of the smartest (and quirkiest) endorsement deals in sports h...

The Koch family fortune began with a Kansas chemical engineer, overseas oil refinery deals, and a private company that Charles Koch transformed into a $125 billion-a-year industrial empire. But behind the money is a darker, stranger story involvin...

Bill Koch may be the forgotten Koch brother, but his life has included a billionaire family feud, an energy fortune, an America's Cup victory, and now a $99 million Aspen ranch heading to auction. His Elk Mountain Lodge spans 52 acres, eight struc...

Ken Griffey Jr. and his wife, Melissa, have listed their custom lakefront mega-mansion in Windermere, Florida, for $27 million. The 22,100-square-foot estate sits on nearly 11.6 acres with 440 feet of Cypress Lake frontage, a 125,000-gallon grotto...

Russell Wilson is retiring from the NFL after 14 seasons, one Super Bowl ring, 10 Pro Bowl selections, and more than $315 million in on-field earnings.

Bernie Ecclestone grew up the son of a fisherman, left school at 16, and hustled his way from paper routes and motorcycle parts into the center of Formula One. Over the next several decades, he transformed F1 from a chaotic racing circuit into a m...

At their absolute zenith, Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag were maybe worth around $10 million. After a reality TV spending spree, a financial collapse, and the loss of their Pacific Palisades home, their current fortune is much more complicated.

Drake London has been a valuable part of the Atlanta Falcons offense. The team is rewarding him with a historic contract.

Garth Brooks is reportedly exploring a music catalog sale that could reach $2 billion, a payday that would rank among the largest artist catalog deals in history. If the deal closes anywhere near that number, it could instantly make the country le...

Stephen Curry was without an apparel company for over half a year. He's just agreed to a massive deal with a top Chinese brand.

It seems like whenever Jason Derulo is interviewed, he brings up an investment in a supposed revolutionary car wash that is supposedly worth $2 billion. We have some questions...

In the year 2000, as the dotcom bubble swelled, Masayoshi Son's net worth peaked at $76 billion. Then the bubble burst, resulting in one of the largest losses in personal wealth of all time.

In 1996, David Sun and John Tu sold their company for $1.5 billion. They bought it back three years later for $450 million. Today, the two low-profile co-founders still own 100% of a company that is now worth at least $150 billion.

Ever wondered what $1 million — or even $1 trillion — in cold, hard cash actually looks like? We broke it down bill by bill, stack by stack, to show you just how mind-blowingly massive these fortunes really are.

Donovan Mitchell helped lead the Cavs to its first Eastern Conference Finals since LeBron James left. Now, he could earn a huge pay day.

Shedeur Sanders had an up-and-down rookie season, but he still made more money than the majority of his fellow rookie class.

Anthony Edwards hasn't yet turned 25 years old, yet he's already one of the highest-paid players in the NBA.

Bloomberg recently declared Lionel Messi a billionaire, citing his soaring Inter Miami equity and a newly public European real estate portfolio. Is their math right? No. But also maybe. Ok, sure. Why not?

Travis Kelce has accomplished plenty during his NFL career. Now, he can add "MLB owner" to his pro sports resume.

Step 1: Sell your website for $850 million. Step 2: Buy the site back five years later for $1 million. Step 3: Collect your "Winner of Life" trophy. This is the story of Bebo.com founders Michael and Xochi Birch.