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How much money has Sir Mix-a-Lot made off his bootyful masterpiece "Baby Got Back", since 1992?

For many people, the term "Ponzi Scheme" is synonymous with Bernie Madoff. But the nefarious practice of fraudulent investing has actually been around for nearly a century. Here are the 10 biggest Ponzi Schemes of all time…

The accusation that Logan Paul nicked Flobots' song goes back to December of 2017, about a month after the release of Paul's song.

With the mainstream view on marijuana use becoming less critical over the past few years, some celebrities are looking to make some money off of the cannabis craze.

If the settlement is actually agreed upon, it won't let Weinstein off the hook in the criminal case that's reportedly pending against Weinstein in New York City.

At least one famous UFC shareholder agrees with Conor McGregor that the fighter deserves a stake in UFC, and it's Sylvester Stallone.

According to a very popular Tweet that is making the trending rounds today, Beyonce made $300 million off Uber's IPO. True or false?

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."

Drake's new jet is reportedly part of the deal between himself and Cargojet, but a plane of this size would reportedly cost anywhere from $75 million to $100 million.

Legal documents pertaining to Kardashian's lawsuit against Missguided USA show that she makes at least $300,000 per Instagram post, and that figure could be as high as $1 million.

One detail that Armstrong has declined to divulge is exactly how much that $100,000 investment is worth now, but he did say that the number is "too good to be true."

Since 2011, viewers of the hidden camera prank show Impractical Jokers have delighted at the antics of Joe, Murr, Q, and Sal.

Even for his relatively brief role in Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2017, Downey pulled in a cool $15 million – not bad for just three days of work.

The production of Star Wars was such a disaster that out of desperation George Lucas made a bet with Steven Spielberg. This bet would eventually earn Spielberg millions of dollars… off a film he had nothing to do with.

For a little bit of perspective, that's reported to be roughly the same amount Netflix paid out to get Bruce Springsteen's Springsteen on Broadway last year.