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6ix9ine says he's signed a $5 million deal with GlobalStreamNow to perform an hourlong set featuring 12 songs from his upcoming album in September.

As a result of their plea deal, Refaeli and her mother will pay fines of 2.5 million shekels – about $730,000 each – as well as nine (and in her mother's case, sixteen) months of community service.

De Niro says COVID-19 has taken a big bite out of his usual income, particularly on account of his investments in New York restaurant chain Nobu and the Greenwich Hotel.

The fund was part of a larger settlement of almost $47 million, with much of that money set to go from insurance company coffers to Weinstein's own legal defense, which is part of why it's been rejected, the judge says.

The couple reportedly signed no prenuptial agreement, meaning that a substantial portion of Dre's $820 million may be on the line in any divorce settlement between the two.

The original family "superstar" just sold 20% of her company KKW Beauty for $200 million to cosmetics holding company Coty. The deal gives Kim Kardashian a net worth of $900 million.

This wasn't just a one-time gift from Trebek. He's been making small financial contributions to Hope of the Valley for years, and earlier this year in March, he gave the organization a check for $100,000

XXX's half brother, Corey Pack, is suing XXX's mother, Cleopatra Bernard, over a trust fund that he purportedly left behind for Pack and two other beneficiaries, and he's seeking at least $11 million in damages.

With taxes and fees, McFarlane paid a little over $3 million for the ball shortly after the end of the 1998 season, but now experts say he'd be lucky to get $500,000 for it.

Some of the yacht's most exciting features include a spa pool with waterfall, a retractable hard top enclosure, and an onboard garage with space to store a Jet Ski and plenty of other aquatic recreational vehicles.

The allegations of breach of contract and fraud all have to do with 6ix9ine failing to appear at the show in question, while the defamation allegation stems from statements the rapper made on social media.

The Dallas Cowboys quaterback took to Instagram to pledge $1 million "to improve out police training and address systematic racism through education and advocacy in our country."

The decision to release Tenet into movie theaters as scheduled still has to be made, and it involves some complex arithmetic for Warner Bros. accountants.

6ix9ine recently pulled in about $2 million in less than a week's time, thanks to both the release of a new song and the launch of a new merchandise line, and wanted to give some of it back.