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Adam Lambert, the singer-songwriter who's recently had the honor of joining the rock band Queen on the road, is selling his house on the West Hollywood Hills.

WarnerMedia is Abrams's new home for at least the next five years in the fields of both film and television – the first time his work in both has been under the same corporate umbrella.

Novoship, a Russian shipping giant is suing a debt collector and his employer for allegedly trading confidential documents for a sex tape belonging to – or perhaps the right term is featuring the performance of – 61-year-old American oil billionaire Harry Sargeant III.

The transaction reportedly ranks as one of the largest bitcoin transactions ever made, and no one seems to know exactly what the purpose of it was.

OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sunday, finally succumbing to the weight of the thousands of lawsuits against the company from cities, counties, states, and individuals.

Remember Palmer Luckey? When Mark Zuckerberg testified before Congress in the spring of 2018, Ted Cruz took particular interest in why the Oculus founder had been fired from Facebook. Now, Luckey's latest startup has been valued at $1 billion.

The "one of a kind" duplex is known as "Penthouse North," located at the top of the recently constructed tower at 565 Broome Street.

Antonio Brown dominated the Oakland Raiders headlines over the summer, but there's one person who's celebrating his departure.

Michael Jordan is selling a large piece of the Charlotte Hornets. See who the new buyers are, and what this could potentially mean for the franchise moving forward.

Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player to ever live. Yet, financially, one of his biggest moves came after his playing days were done.

The bulk of Hughes' gifts are reported to have come between 2010 and 2015, during which he gave a total of $360 million to the university.

Jimi Hendrix is one of the many musicians who died way too young. He was just 27 years old when he asphyxiated on his own vomit in September 1970. He didn't have a will when he died, he owed back taxes and other debt, and he had just $20,000 in the bank.

SmileDirectClub, the online clear braces company, has filed paperwork to make its initial public offering. In doing so, it will make the company's two 30-year-old co-founders and the company's CEO the newest members of the billionaire's club.

Bennett says he makes it a habit not to cash any of his substantial paychecks during the season, holding them all until the end and living on his earnings from the previous years.

The UK, like many other places, is in the middle of a "retail apocalypse," with traditional brick and mortar stores shuttering due to the onslaught of online shoppers – particularly millennials. TOPSHOP billionaire Philip Green. isn't immune to this wave of retail malaise.