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The Seattle Seahawks are the No. 1 seed in the NFC, and they just rewarded their impressive left tackle with a record-setting deal.

Fifteen years after a "Tosh.0" segment helped melt CelebrityNetWorth's servers, Daniel Tosh just closed the loop by selling his wildly unique Lake Tahoe compound for $10.75 million, complete with three houses, a funicular, and 93 feet of shoreline.

While quietly earning $168 million on the court, he was building a $200 million real estate empire that would ultimately outgrow his basketball career.

The Las Vegas Raiders have parted ways with Pete Carroll, adding yet another fired coach to their ongoing expenses.

A lawsuit over Noah Wyle's Emmy-nominated series "The Pitt" has pulled back the curtain on just how lucrative "ER" was for its creator, the late Michael Crichton.

Nothing it certain in life except for death and taxes. Wesley Snipes is still alive, but he can definitely vouch for the taxes half of that famous saying.

Once a World Series hero and self-made multimillionaire, Lenny Dykstra built a second fortune after baseball before losing everything to excess, fraud, and addiction.

The Los Angeles Angels have given out plenty of big contracts over the past decade and a half. Those choices haven't often turned out well.

Floyd Mayweather earned over $1 billion by betting on himself and rewriting the business of boxing. Now, a new Business Insider investigation raises questions about how that historic fortune has been managed since he left the ring.

The Ole Miss Rebels have advanced once again in the College Football Playoff. That means LSU owes Kiffin even more money.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has fathered 106 children—and he plans to leave them his $14 billion fortune. But there's a catch: they won't see a dime for 30 years.

The Angels gave Anthony Rendon a $245 million contract after he won a World Series in 2019. The team has experienced buyer's remorse.

The Cowboys gave Trevon Diggs a massive deal in the summer of 2023. Now, just two years into the deal, the team is releasing him.

Beyoncé's billionaire status was not the result of a single liquidity event or consumer brand windfall. It was built over decades by owning her masters, financing her own tours, producing her own films, and insisting on control of the economics behind her work.

She didn't inherit a billion dollars or marry her way into one. After decades of failed deals, public backlash, reinvention, and relentless control over her work, Beyoncé has officially crossed the billionaire threshold, completing one of the most hard-earned rises in modern pop history.