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Forbes says Dolly Parton died with a $450 million fortune. CelebrityNetWorth says $650 million. Who's right and why?

Kevin Durant put just $100,000 into Hugging Face when it was still a quirky chatbot startup aimed at teenagers. Eight years later, Nvidia is reportedly buying the AI powerhouse for $12.9 billion.

Rest in peace to one of the greatest, smartest, most talented, and richest musicians of all time. Dolly Parton.

Thanks to a lucrative contract, Sandra Bullock earned an ASTRONOMICAL amount of money off the movie "Gravity."

Elton John is worth $650 million, but his two sons should not expect to simply inherit the entire fortune. The music legend has said he wants them financially secure while still requiring them to work for luxuries and build lives of their own.

King was reported to be considering leaving CBS, and she went into her meetings with the network brass to negotiate her new contract, seeking "Stephanopoulos money."

Investors who backed Selena Gomez's mental-health startup Wondermind are now suing Gomez and her co-founders for fraud. The 48-page complaint alleges that investors were sold on promises involving Selena's involvement, major corporate partnerships, a mobile app, and aggressive revenue projections that never materialized.

Shay Mitchell became famous starring on "Pretty Little Liars," but her biggest financial success has come from a side project she launched after the show. Samsonite just bought her luggage brand BÉIS for $210 million.

Todd Bridges' divorce filings are offering a surprisingly detailed look at the former "Diff'rent Strokes" star's current finances, including testimony that he earns only around $700 per month. The case also features disputes over credit-card debt, an old tax bill, and a $20,720 battle over control of his official website.

Toni Braxton has sold nearly 70 million records, yet her financial history includes two bankruptcies, repeated tax liens, and millions of dollars in claimed debts. Her latest IRS issue is just the newest chapter in a decades-long struggle to turn superstar earnings into lasting financial stability.

When Aretha Franklin the Queen of Soul passed away without a will, she joined an informal club of music legends who have done the same.

Georges Marciano turned Guess into a global fashion phenomenon and cashed out for $220 million, building a fortune that may have reached $500 million. Then a bizarre campaign against his own employees triggered lawsuits, staggering judgments, bankruptcy and exile.

Robert Downey Jr. earned just $500,000 for the first "Iron Man," a risky bet that helped launch the Marvel Cinematic Universe. By the time his Doctor Doom deal is complete, he will have made around $600 million from Marvel.

Sean Astin became internationally famous playing Samwise Gamgee in "The Lord of the Rings," but his salary for the entire trilogy was so small that he says he had to sell his house. Real estate records show exactly when Astin and his family downsized, even as the films went on to earn nearly $3 billion worldwide.

Chris Brown's former housekeeper is asking a court to seize money from his stadium tour with Usher as she tries to collect a nearly $13 million judgment stemming from a 2020 dog attack. Maria Avila says Brown has paid nothing and wants access to his financial records, royalties, residuals, and entertainment income.