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You would think two guys who sport $400 million and $450 million respective net worths would find a way to privately settle a measly little $10.5 million failed endorsement partnership. But no. Beckham is suing Wahlberg.

3.3 percent of the Bidens' joint income went towards charitable contributions, totaling $20,477 across 17 different organizations, including their own Beau Biden Foundation.

F45 is a chain of gyms that is backed most famously by actor/producer Mark Wahlberg. F45 went public in July 2021. The stock price has since declined more than 99%, to the point where it was de-listed from the NYSE. So, what how much of F45 does Mark own, and how has that boosted his net worth?

OJ was ordered to pay the Goldman family $33.5 million in 1997. That debt grew to $114 million by 2024 when Simpson died. Now the battle over his estate begins.

They've brought an unparalleled level of publicity to the team, as well as some lucrative sponsorships, but that hasn't offset the massive amounts of money they've put into securing talent.

Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have signed a deal with Swedish company Pophouse for not only the rights to the KISS catalog but also all of the band's assorted trademarks, such as its iconic costume and makeup designs.

That includes $33 million in cash payments, including a monthly allowance of $160,000, a mansion reportedly worth $15 million, and a payment of $3.7 million made in December of last year.

Director Mike Figgis claimed that neither he or Cage ever received their agreed upon fees of $100,000 each for their work on the film from the (now defunct) production company Lumière Pictures and Television.

Despite earning more than $150 million in a few years Nicolas Cage still manged to end up flat broke with more than $13 million worth of IRS debt. How, in the name of ZEUS' BUTTHOLE, did this happen?

As fun as the headline was to read, even though it had zero credibility, unfortunately NO, Bruno Mars does not have a $50 million gambling debt owed to MGM.

After furiously leaving his film-making home of 20 years, Christopher Nolan went to Universal with an offer they couldn't refuse. The result was an atomic "Oppenheimer" payday.

Both Dash and his fellow Roc-A-Fella co-founders Jay-Z and Kareem "Biggs" Burke opposed the order in court, claiming that any such sale had to be approved by the board of directors.

If the story's sources are correct, Lemon is getting the same amount he would have earned had he stayed on CNN for the three and a half years he had left on his contract before his firing. But a spokesperson for CNN has denied the report.

Shuki filed suit against Brown in April of last year, claiming that in 2022 he had lent Brown several pieces, including a pair of signature diamond fingers that cost $500,000 each.

Lindell told reporters he plans to appeal the decision: "Of course we're going to appeal it. This guy doesn't have a dime coming," he said.