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Please don't believe the headline hype. Taylor Swift is not actually a billionaire right now.

Zack Ward, who played Scut Farkus in 'A Christmas Movie,' revealed exactly how much in royalties he makes off the holiday classic.

$55 million is a lot of money but little more than a drop in a $1.5 billion bucket, and the Sandy Hook families who won their cases in court have filed a motion of their own to liquidate practically everything Jones owns in order to get what is rightfully theirs.

After the decision was announced, Giuliani called it "absurd," and declared his belief that the decision will eventually be overturned.

Swift sold 4.3 million tickets across 60 shows in just eight months, breaking too many individual stadium records to list here in the process.

Clearly, Liquid Death is opting for the path of most publicity in their response to the threat of a lawsuit from the Palmer estate, but reactions to the name change haven't all been positive.

Ronaldo unveiled and promoted his own line of NFTs a little over a year ago, ranging in starting price from $77 to $10,000 in US dollars, with the highest-priced items selling out in about a week.

The Mayor of Flavor Town just struck gold with a 3-year, $100 million Food Network contract extension.

The plea deal was reportedly something of a victory for Shakira, since Spanish prosecutors were seeking twice the fine that she ended up agreeing to pay.

Swift is currently raking in money hand over first from her massive "Eras" tour and the accompanying concert film, and some reports have her earning more than $8 million per month on the streaming royalties alone on her new re-recorded album issues.

Incredibly, the motion also cites a public press release from EyeLevel.AI, the program Michel's attorney allegedly used to make his closing argument, touting Michel's case as "the first use of generative AI in a federal trial."

The power couple launched the biggest diaper brand in the world but quickly realized the industry is a tough one to navigate.

The disclosures come as part of Chyna's effort to get Tyga to pay for at least part of the legal expenses she's incurring as part of the court battle, owing to his having significantly greater financial resources than she has.

Jones declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy last year, but U.S. District Judge Christopher Lopez of Houston has declared that those protections will not apply to the damages against Jones due to the "willful and malicious" nature of his conduct.

Under the plan, the guild's top earners would be contributing money towards benefits that the rest of SAG-AFTRA's membership, the so-called "other guys" who are working actors scraping together a living year to year, need most, like health benefits.