Entertainment | Celebrity Net Worth

When Nancy Pelosi was first elected to Congress in 1987, her net worth was around $3 million. Today it is…. much higher.

Jeffrey Skoll was eBay's very first employee, the man who helped turn a quirky online auction site into one of the biggest success stories of the dot-com boom. He became a multi-billionaire practically overnight… then decided to give it all away.

The richest NFL player in the world isn't Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Patrick Mahomes, or Aaron Rodgers. It's Fran Tarkenton. A guy made just $1.2 million in TOTAL during his career, and somehow became one of Apple's largest individual shareholders.

Today, the Dallas Cowboys' star quarterback, Daks Prescott, makes $60 million per year. Back in the 1970s, the Cowboys' star quarterback, Roger Staubach, had to work a side job to make ends meet. But he eventually turned that side job into something slightly successful…

A new lawsuit has just revealed that absolutely ridiculous amount of money Rob Dyrdek makes and has made in total off the MTV show "Ridiculousness."

Master P and his company, No Limit Records, absolutely dominated hip hop in the late 1990s. At the peak, No Limit generated over $100 million a year in revenue from dozens of businesses. And it all started thanks to a $10,000 life insurance settlement.

Francis Ford Coppola has spent a lifetime turning his artistic dreams into reality — and paying the price for them. Unfortunately, after a particularly expensive flop, "Megalopolis," Francis is now "broke" and forced to auction his watch collection for cash…

Tucker Carlson has enjoyed a long and lucrative media career. But he is also connected to TWO large and famous American fortunes.

He tipped $25,000 chips to strangers, offered $50,000 to reopen a burger joint at 3 a.m., and lost more money than anyone in Vegas history. Now, after years in the shadows, Terrance Watanabe finally tells his story — from CEO to casino legend to a quiet life on Social Security.

"Shark Tank" has produced hundreds of pitches, but only a handful have turned into massive business empires…

A federal jury has ruled against actor Rockmond Dunbar in his lawsuit claiming Disney wrongfully fired him from "9-1-1" over his refusal to take the COVID-19 vaccine. The verdict ends a three-year legal battle that exposed his disputed religious exemption, $100,000-per-episode salary, and mounting financial struggles.

Newly surfaced court documents have pulled back the curtain on just how much Paris Jackson and her siblings have received from Michael Jackson's estate since his death.

Diane Keaton was far more than an Oscar-winning actress — she was one of Los Angeles's most successful and stylish real estate flippers. Over several decades, she quietly bought, restored, and sold dozens of architecturally significant homes across Southern California, often making millions in profit while transforming forgotten properties into design masterpieces.

Logan Paul and KSI turned their viral rivalry into a billion-dollar beverage empire with Prime Hydration. But after a meteoric rise, the energy drink's sales are apparently plummeting in key markets.

NFL referees are some of the most scrutinized people in sports—expected to be perfect every Sunday while getting screamed at by millions of fans. But how much do they actually make for all that pressure?