Articles | Celebrity Net Worth

Despite what you may have heard in a YouTube video or TikTok, Michael Jordan was not FORCED to sell the Charlotte Bobcats to cover a $500 million debt related to a massive GameStop bet.

A brilliant deep-sea treasure hunter found the legendary "Ship of Gold" and recovered a fortune in lost treasure—only to become a fugitive, vanish with 500 missing gold coins, and end up behind bars.

Jack Lord found a second home in Hawaii after starring in the series "Hawaii 5-0" for twelve years, so he left his surprisingly massive estate to local Hawaiian charities.

How on earth did Paul McCartney and John Lennon lose ownership of The Beatles catalog? And how did Michael Jackson turn those songs into a multi-billion dollar music publishing empire?

Chris Blackwell is one of the most influential producers in the history of music. And believe it or not, his entire music career never would have happened without a near-death experience on a shipwrecked boat off the coast of Jamaica.

Plaxico Burress had one of the biggest catches in Super Bowl history. Yet he's saying goodbye to his championship ring from that game.

35 years ago today, Buster Douglas shocked the world when he knocked out Mike Tyson. But this wasn't the fight that made him rich forever!

For the serious car collector, the most striking feature of Casa Maranello is likely the home "auto gallery," where you can display up to 12 cars and enjoy the sight of them from your living room.

When you take into account inflation and historical figures from a thousand years ago, who is THE RICHEST person of all time?

How rich is the Rothschild family? When you think of wealthy families, the name Rothschild is probably one of the first that springs to mind, but exactly how rich are they?

"Home Alone" star Macaulay Culkin purchased the expansive loft back in 1999 when he was just 19 years old and only a few years past his child star heyday.

Jeffrey Lurie is an interesting case among NFL owners. He actually went out and borrowed $190 million from a bank to buy the Eagles. Now, neither you or I could just walk into our local Wells Fargo, and walk out with $190 million and neither did Lurie.

The Hunts have one of the richest traditions in the NFL. Here's how the family earned their fortune, leading to the creation of the Chiefs (and a lot more).

Pat Riley made a smart business decision over 35 years ago—and it could pay off yet again if the Chiefs win Super Bowl 59.

Murdoch's struggles in selling the place notwithstanding, it's a pretty impressive piece of real estate on the 58th, 59th, and 60th floors of the One Madison skyscraper.