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Thanks to his extremely rich wife, Rishi Sunak – who is very likely going to be the U.K's next Prime Minister – will technically be richer than King Charles.

Necessity is truly the mother of invention. For Austrian entrepreneur Dietrich Mateschitz, his necessity came in the form of jet lag on a business trip to Thailand. The resulting invention was a little company called Red Bull.

In a press statement released by the Witherspoon Law Group, West's comments are tantamount to "harassment, misappropriation, defamation and infliction of emotional distress" against Floyd's family.

The spread, which Scully made his own by christening it "Home Plate," sits on two acres of a Hidden Hills enclave known as Ashley Ridge, and includes a spacious 11,000-square-foot mansion, guest house, and various outdoor amenities.

The comedian has sold the property he purchased with his wife Liza in 2015 for $16.5 million – more than double the $7.9 million they originally paid for it.

Howard says his deal with Marvel included two additional sequels, but when it came time to make the follow-up to "Iron Man," he says Marvel attempted to stiff him, offering him a mere fraction of the $5 million he was supposed to make for the second movie.

The documents assert that Heche's estate includes "a few modest" bank accounts, income from acting royalties and various investments, a production company, plus "tangible personal property of unknown value," all estimated to be worth about $400,000 in total.

Buster Posey's retirement in 2021 came as a bit of a shock. But his off-field investments have proven more lucrative than playing baseball.

Just a few months after flirting very publicly with LIV Golf, Charles Barkley has signed a massive extension with TNT. Accident or brilliant negotiating tactic?

The money will go towards cancer research at the institution, which the Bezos Family Foundation has long supported.

Jordan Poole got punched in the face earlier this month. Now, he's signing a nine-figure contract. Quite the turnaround!

Matt Rhule is still owed a lot of money from the Carolina Panthers, though there's a way they can recoup most of it.

No matter how you count the money up, it's an ambitious philanthropy project that could give financial stability to a lot of grassroots organizations that would otherwise be operating basically hand-to-mouth.

Government authorities are reportedly still searching for some of the gold that Cofield allegedly purchased using the stolen funds, not finding in the house he paid a $500,000 down payment for in cash.

A Connecticut jury has hit Jones with $965 million in damages, meaning he's now on the hook for more than $1 billion overall, with a third trial also in Texas still to come.