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The company says that as part owner of Mint, Reynolds "will help with Mint's communications and marketing efforts as well as strategic decision-making."

The Joker is a massive box office hit. The origin story has grossed more than $1 billion worldwide and is well on its way towards becoming the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time. This is excellent news for Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix.

Dash recently filed documents pertaining to an ongoing lawsuit in which he claims he's so broke that he can't pay off a $2,400 debt.

Mo'Nique is suing for an unspecified amount in damages, and also wants a court injunction forcing Netflix to alter its allegedly discriminatory behavior.

Kelly's exit from NBC was a somewhat contentious one, but ultimately she was able to leave with not just the remainder of her $69 million contract, but free of any non-compete clauses, too.

Schnatter let go of 1.9 million shares in Papa John's per an SEC filing, but he still has 2.9 million shares left, which are currently valued at about $166 million.

Kim Kardashian is suing iHandy for $10 million as well as any profits that are found to have come from iHandy's unauthorized use of her photo.

Yellowcard wants a piece of the "overwhelming success" Juice WRLD has enjoyed allegedly thanks in part to their song "Holly Wood Died," which they say was copied to make "Lucid Dreams."

Kardashian has been focusing on the cause of prison reform as of late, and she's even announced her intention to go to law school and become an attorney.

Reports differ on the precise reason why Hill ended up leaving the movie, and the salary dispute is only one of a few reported by various pop culture news outlets.

Taylor lost in court to Rainey back in 2016 and was ordered to pay her $7.13 million in damages, and now his appeal for a new trial has been denied.

Of course, financial disclosures at the time revealed that Comey was already a multimillionaire even before he became FBI Director in 2013.

Weaver says he turned down a $2 million payday in favor of the much savvier move of taking royalties on the film's profits (plus $100,000 up front).

The $10 million deal is something of a gamble for 10K Projects, since they're basically betting that Tekashi will be out of prison and able to work in the not-too-distant future.

When director James Cameron was casting his monster hit, Avatar, he asked Damon to take on the leading role, and in declining Damon unknowingly passed up a massive payday.