Entertainment | Celebrity Net Worth

A guy you've never heard of who owns a crypto currency you've never heard of is now one of the wealthiest billionaires on the planet.

Everyone who's anyone has them. Britney Spears, Jessica Simpson, Justin Bieber, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jennifer Lopez, Ariana Grande and more all have fragrances.

Barry and Honey Sherman aren't the first wealthy people to meet a strange end. A number of rich and/or famous people have died under mysterious, strange, and just outright bizarre circumstances.

The only thing more incredible than Oprah Winfrey's spectacular wealth and annual income, is the fact that it all came from nothing. A literal rags to riches story.

There are an awful lot of people who seem to have just clued in to the existence of Bitcoin and as a result, are convinced that had they gotten in at the start of the crypto currency, they would be a billionaires today.

In 2015, Chateau Louis XIV sold for more than $299 million. At the time, the buyer was not named. All that was known is that it was sold to a Middle Eastern man. Now we know who that mystery buyer is!

Last week the board of Major League Soccer approved David Beckham's bid for an expansion team in Miami, but there was some last-minute drama.

Actors make big bucks. In exchange for multi-million dollar paydays, their star power is expected to make the movie a hit. Obviously this does not always happen.

A new report from a Norwegian newspaper alleges that Tidal lost $44 million before taxes last year. To add insult to injury, its user base has also stalled.

Touring played a big part in the paydays of the highest-earning musicians of the year. These 25 musicians are the highest-paid in the world.

Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson is a former NFL player who turned a $4744 championship bonus into a billion dollar fast food fortune.

What were you doing when you were 6 \years old? This 6-year-old made $11 million in the past year on his YouTube channel.

It is hard to believe that YouTube has only been around for 12 years. Since YouTube launched way back in 2005, it has become a factory for creating internet stars and millionaires…

In the U.S. one in every 20 Americans is a millionaire. Sounds pretty good, right? Well, in Monaco they scoff at that number. One in every three people in Monaco is a millionaire.

Television personality Bill Nye the Science Guy believes Disney owes him of millions in profits due to the continued popularity of his 1990s kids show.