Entertainment | Celebrity Net Worth

It was just an ordinary Sunday, when an anonymous woman from Hawaii put $3 into a penny slot machine. Now she's a millionaire!

Millions of people have life-threatening allergies and depend on the EpiPen. Food allergies, in particular, are incredibly dangerous and fast-acting when they hit. It's a good thing EpiPens are so readily-available and affordable, right? Oh wait…

Three decades ago, a lab in Evanston, Illinois began research on a new pill. That pill became one midwestern university's cash cow.

How did one man go from working for a custom bath installer to being a millionaire overnight? He used a get-rich-quick scheme… and actually got rich, quick.

The handiwork of a new member of the Bad Parallel Parking Hall of Fame has been captured by a horrifying video now making the rounds online.

The highest-paid DJs in the world rule the land of synthesizers, light shows, and vocals. The 12 top paid EDM DJs made staggering amounts of money DJing EDM sets.

The unfair labor practices of the garment industry are not a new thing, but by now, there is just no excuse not to know how and where a clothing line is made, especially when a celebrity's name is attached.

Pokémon Go has made a staggering $200 million in its first month. But how does it compare with other hit apps?

Not all that glitters is gold and neither, apparently, are Olympic "gold" medals.

The King of Thailand, Bhumibol Adulyadej, is the richest and longest serving monarch in the world. His country was also just seized in a military coup. What will happen to the country when he's gone?

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…