Entertainment | Celebrity Net Worth

Byron Allen is the lowest-profile entertainment mogul in the world… but maybe not for long!

Byron Allen produces 32 television shows, runs a massively successful studio, and is worth $400 million. So why haven't you heard of him?

Plenty of celebrities have gone broke and/or declared bankruptcy in the past. Let's take a look at 16 of them.

I've often thought it would be great to have a business manager. They might convince me to invest a bit more of my earnings rather than spend them. But the stories people who've put their trust in business managers, yet have been taken for millions, are too frequent to ignore.

He also told the court that in coordinating the festival, he "grossly underestimated the resources that would be necessary to hold an event of this magnitude."

For decades, the charming, easy going, Dave Thomas was the pitchman for Wendy's. He was the founder of the burger chain and used his clean cut and wholesome personality to talk about his business.

We live in an age where CEOs are their own kind of celebrities who flaunt their oversized egos and paychecks. Lyft's co-founder and CEO, Logan Green, does none of this…

All of a sudden, it seems that DJ Khaled is everywhere, and he frequently has his adorable baby son in tow, as he did at the 2017 MTV VMAs. DJ Khaled is a social media star and DJ in his 40s spreading a message of positivity.

If you had $1 billion or more, how would you spend it? How would you change your world or the world at large? Look at Elon Musk, he's got his red Tesla Roadster – a $200,000 car – zooming through space strapped to a rocket just because he could.

A prominent hedge fund manager and Russian finance expert just announced that he believes Vladimir Putin is worth at least $200 billion.

Ring, a smart doorbell, was purchased last week by Amazon for reportedly $1 billion. Jamie Siminoff, the CEO and founder of the company appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2013, pitching his project. Do the Sharks regret not getting in on this investment?

If you're like many people, worries about money keep you up at night and/or spike your stress levels. But I bet you didn't know that even rich and famous celebrities worry about their finances, too.

Actors Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have a pretty posh life, with their combined net worth of $255 million. Their kids, 3-year-old Wyatt Isabelle and one-year-old Dimitri Portwood, can have anything their hearts desire.

Red Granite Pictures, the production company behind "Wolf of Wall Street," will pay the U.S. government $60 million to settle a lawsuit that alleged the company made the movies with illicit foreign funds.

Chris Hughes co-founded Facebook and is the chair of the Economic Security Project. He has a proposal that, he believes, will help solve the problem of the income inequality in the United States. Hughes believes in a basic income and he knows just how that should be funded!