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The stakes for the lawsuit against Usher for allegedly giving an anonymous plaintiff herpes, following two sexual encounters, have gotten significantly higher for the singer.

Kanye West has finally sold his Hollywood Hills bachelor pad, after initially putting it on the market in 2010.

Another $386 million in sales are projected for 2017, and barring some unforeseen cataclysm the Kylie Cosmetics brand is right on schedule to be a billion dollar brand by 2022.

A night out for Caleb Benenoch and A'Shawn Robinson took an unpleasant and probably embarrassing turn when it came time for them to pay their nearly $10,000 check – and both of their credit cards were reportedly declined.

Kim Kardashian is in some hot water over her promotion of a smartphone case.

$9.4 million isn't the $30 million Jones wanted, but it's also a lot more than the $400,000 the Michael Jackson estate claimed it owed Jones due to an "accounting error."

It makes perfect sense that Andy Warhol's famous Death and Disaster series, a loosely-connected collection of slikscreen prints taking direct inspiration from, well, death and disaster, would appeal to Alice Cooper.

Tennis star Serena Williams was so used to simply depositing checks at the drive thru of her local bank, she tried to do the same with her first seven-figure check.

Ronald Wayne, one of Apple's co-founders, says he doesn't regret selling his 10 percent stake in the company back in 1976.

Shaq is the current owner of a single Krispy Kreme location in Atlanta, GA, but according to him, he wants to own a hundred, and is working on a plan to make it happen.

Only a few days before Conor McGregor's starmaking debut UFC fight against Marcus Brimage in 2013, he received a welfare check from the Irish government to the tune of $225.

How good would a slice of pizza have to be for you to walk away from a McDonald's endorsement deal worth at least $14 million, so you can back it instead?

A Los Angeles judge has dismissed part of the lawsuit filed against Johnny Depp by The Management Group.

A source from within the "Bond offices" where the project is taking shape reveals that the goal of the producers is to get not just Craig to star as Bond, but also to get Adele to do another theme song.

After his formal indictment on Friday morning, DMX will reportedly be facing as much as 44 years in prison if he's found guilty on all 14 counts of income tax evasion.