Entertainment | Celebrity Net Worth

The internet was just taken aback by the surprise announcement that Bow Wow is still rapping…

Despite filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Gawker founder Nick Denton remains optimistic about the media group's future.

Forget football, basketball, and soccer WAGS (wives and girlfriends), because there is a new gal in town and she is the TWAG – technology wives and girlfriends – or the billionaire hunters.

News broke recently that Formula 1 billionaire Bernie Ecclestone's mother-in-law has been kidnapped in Brazil. You don't hear about kidnappings that often. It turns out though, that they happen quite frequently, and you don't have to be wealthy and/or famous to be a victim of one. Here are a few notorious cases.

Paul English co-founded travel site Kayak in 2004. He sold it for $2 billion in 2012. Then he became an Uber driver, which led him to launch his new travel business…

Ivanka Trump is largely regarded as her father's secret weapon. Ivanka is also pretty savvy. She heads up her own apparel line with $100 million in sales, while being a busy mother and campaigning for her father.

Raindolf Owusu is a tech entrepreneur in Ghana who is being compared to Google's Larry page. Why? How did Google rise to ascendency? It first solved the biggest problem that plagued the early days of the internet: inefficient searches. Google solved that with a relatively simple algorithm – Raindolf is doing it a bit differently in Africa.

Pokémon Go caused Nintendo's value to double to $42 billion within just a few weeks. But now, the once mega-popular app is causing stocks Nintendo stock to plummet. Why?

Have you heard of Bigbang? Not the TV show, the Korean boy band. These five young androgynous Korean boys are dominating what is currently the hottest pop genre that is taking over the world – K-Pop.

Johnny Ward is a young, good looking Irishman who makes a six-figure salary traveling around the world. But how does he do it?

Welcome to the first edition of the Celebrity Net Worth Summer Travel Guide! In this issue, we're going to pretend we are billionaires and plan some fun private yacht, luxury hotel, and private jet adventures.

Michael and Aaron Serruya made their fortunes in frozen yogurt in Canada. They founded the chain Yogen Früz in the mid-1980s after an ill-fated trip to TCBY's Arkansas-based headquarters.

Mohamed Hadid is a multi-millionaire property developer facing criminal charges over the construction of his enormous mega-mansion in Los Angeles's tony Bel Air neighborhood.

The numbers behind Kim Kardashian's mobile app are staggering. And the money that the app is putting in her pocket might make you sick…

It's official! The UFC has officially been bought for $4 billion. Who are the buyers and what happens next?