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While Cannon admits he spends significantly more than $3 million a year on his children, he vehemently denies the categorization of it as "child support."

"Rambo III" came out back in 1988, which means that's roughly the equivalent of turning down $85 million in 2022 dollars, an insane movie star salary for a single role, even in a blockbuster sequel.

Tom Brady is not having a great year. And just when he thought it couldn't get any worse, Tom is very likely taking a cold wet bath on a splashy strategic investment in the cryptocurrency exchange FTX.

The deal has some regulatory hurdles to get over, but if it gets finalized Combs would be the largest Black owner in the marijuana business, and he says he became interested in the industry due to racial inequalities in the field.

It's yet another financial complication in an already tangled case, and comes after reports that Johnny Depp has filed an appeal of his own to get out of the $2 million judgment he owes Heard, also for defamation.

DaBaby says that the incident cost him $100 million over the course of a single year in lost revenue from canceled concerts and record deals, characterizing himself as a cautionary tale for other young artists.

Perry revealed that he recently celebrated 18 months of sobriety, but that comes after decades of on-and-off sobriety going back to his time on "Friends."

Getty is a co-founder of the CEF, which is interesting given how much of her wealth can be traced back to the oil business. Her grandfather was Jean Paul Getty, who during the 1960s was considered not only the richest person in the world but perhaps the richest person in human history.

Niemann's suit accuses the defendants of colluding against him, an accusation that's denied by the website's statement, which states that the decision to ban Niemann was reached independently.

Thanks to his extremely rich wife, Rishi Sunak – who is very likely going to be the U.K's next Prime Minister – will technically be richer than King Charles.

Howard says his deal with Marvel included two additional sequels, but when it came time to make the follow-up to "Iron Man," he says Marvel attempted to stiff him, offering him a mere fraction of the $5 million he was supposed to make for the second movie.

The documents assert that Heche's estate includes "a few modest" bank accounts, income from acting royalties and various investments, a production company, plus "tangible personal property of unknown value," all estimated to be worth about $400,000 in total.

A Connecticut jury has hit Jones with $965 million in damages, meaning he's now on the hook for more than $1 billion overall, with a third trial also in Texas still to come.

Even though the civil suit connected with Hutchins's death has been put in the past by the settlement, the case is still under investigation by local authorities in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The deal comes as Concord has been previously considering selling itself, and includes "a mix of recorded music income streams and masters" belonging to the prog-rock legends.