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Kirby Smart led the Georgia Bulldogs to its first title in more than 40 years. He's earning a massive payday because of it.

Whether Kylie will heed her mother's wisdom and start spending less is anyone's guess. But the heiress did recently post a TikTok video of herself and her family shopping at a Target store – so maybe the advice is starting to sink in.

He played professional baseball AND professional football. Some regard him as the greatest athlete of all time. And now Bo Jackson is proving himself to be a legendary humanitarian as well.

Both Elon Musk and Nicole Shanahan have now denied what was unquestionably a very salacious story published by the Wall Street Journal.

Despite having been sold at a substantial loss, this is still a handsome piece of real estate, with a Georgian-style main house designed by architect Harold R. Sleeper all the way back in 1938.

Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin announced he's selling his ownership stakes in the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils. Here's why.

Known in marketing materials as Painted View Ranch and built in 2013, the property's main house boasts about 23,000 square feet of interior space with features like a wine room, sauna, movie theater, and four fireplaces.

Byron Allen's holding company, Allen Media Group, has reached a deal to buy defunct Black News Channel out of bankruptcy.

This might be the best apartment in all of San Francisco. Technically it's two units that are used as one. FYI, the total monthly HOA bill would set you back around $13,000.

Neither Hannigan nor Denisoff have yet commented on the new listing as of this writing, but they are reported to have already moved out of the Encino property in advance of the sale.

Nearly two dozen golfers have left the PGA Tour to join the LIV Golf League. And that doesn't sit well with Tiger Woods.

In the year since college players have been able to profit from their name, image, and likeness, one player has stood out among the rest.

Deandre Ayton signed the largest matched contract in NBA history. But he's probably not very happy about how everything went down.

The Washington Nationals offered Juan Soto a deal that would make him the highest-paid player in baseball history. Here's why he turned it down.

Basically, Xzibit is accusing ViacomCBS of exploiting a loophole in his contract that stipulates he's only owed royalties for merchandise that specifically bears his name and likeness.