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Odell Beckham Jr. sued Nike for $20 million, believing he was due unpaid royalties as part of his endorsement contract.

Kingston and his mother were indicted their alleged roles in a scheme that involved defrauding sellers of high-priced goods, including jewelry and specialty vehicles, with forged documents.

The showbiz couple paid $14.7 million for the 9,700-square-foot property, with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms among other amenities, back in 2020.

He can't sign it until next season, but Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is on track for a historic contract extension with the Thunder.

If Scioscia manages to find a buyer for this asking price, he'll be making more than $6 million compared to what he paid for the home back in 2003, but that doesn't factor in the numerous improvements that have been made to the property over the years.

Hulk Hogan may be king of the wrestling ring, but when it comes to product endorsements he can't catch a break. This is the story of how one stupid decision cost the Hulkster lost $200 million.

Shepard's not the only screen comedian turned podcaster to sign a blockbuster deal recently. Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Sean Hayes of the popular "SmartLess" podcast signed a similar $100 million deal with SiriusXM back in February of this year.

Should they find a buyer for the home, known as Crestview Manor, at that price, Affleck and Lopez will be turning a profit of almost $8 million against the $60.85 million they spent on the property a little over a year ago.

Jamie Dimon has $1.6 billion reasons to do whatever it takes to be nominated and confirmed as the next Treasury Secretary of the United States.

Since the Pistons drafted Cade Cunningham in 2021, the team has only won 54 games. Yet they just signed Cunningham to a historic deal.

Danielle Bregoli joined OnlyFans in April 2021, a few weeks after turning 18. She just posted a screenshot that shows her lifetime earnings from the racy platform.

Despite its historical trappings, this mansion is relatively new, built by previous owner Lockheed Martin CEO Robert Stevens to be ultra-modern and environmentally sustainable.

Lonnie Johnson is a nuclear engineer who worked on NASA's missions to Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars. But none of those missions matter because Lonnie also happens to be the inventor of a little toy called The Super Soaker.

In addition to its architectural stylishness, the home is a private and gated property that offers security and seclusion to its occupants, albeit not quite as stringent as the security on an MI6 installation

Jalen Brunson just agreed to a contract extension with the Knicks, but should he have waited for more money?