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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.

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.

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.

Many audience members are unhappy that a fraction of the money they paid for their ticket to see Joker has gone towards Glitter, whose real name is Paul Gadd.

The deal is something of an extension of one signed between Peele and Universal back in May of 2017, albeit one that is much more expansive in scope and lucrative for Peele.

In recently filed documents, Dash claims that in 2018, he made just a little over $56,000, while Rachel makes almost ten times more – about $500,000, he says.

WarnerMedia just paid a whole lot of money for streaming rights to Big Bang Theory. And that's very good news for the show's creator and executive producer, Chuck Lorre.

These documents reveal that the Michael Jackson estate has made an incredible $1.7 billion since Jackson died in the summer of 2009 through the beginning of 2019.

The biggest chunk of that $7 million figure comes from Mac's music: almost $5 million in master recordings, and $1.5 million in royalties.

During a recent interview, Rodman said that Madonna once offered him $20 million to have a baby with her – payable on delivery.

If Oscar De La Hoya gets his way, Ryan Garcia, who recently signed on with De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions, will eventually become the first boxer to sign a $700 million fight deal.

Possibly of greater interest than the lawsuit is the mansion itself, which is an incredible 14,500-square-foot estate located in Beverly Hills.