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He's courtside at nearly every NBA Finals, dressed like a rock star, flanked by models — but who exactly is Jimmy Goldstein, and how did he make the kind of money that funds this life?

In the 1980s, Michael Milken revolutionized Wall Street from a trading desk in Beverly Hills, raking in billions by fueling an era of high-risk, high-reward corporate takeovers. By 1987, he was the highest-paid man in America. Two years later, he was a convicted felon. This is the unbelievable rise, crash, and reinvention of the man known as the Junk Bond King.

In 2020, Bob Dylan sold his catalog for $400 million. Brian Wilson's catalog should arguably be just as valuable. Unfortunately, Brian's catalog was sold – without his knowledge or permission – for $700,000.

Some got there through beauty brands. One made it with magic. Another married very well. From Taylor Swift and Jay-Z to George Lucas and Oprah Winfrey, this is the definitive, no-BS breakdown of every celebrity who is actually a billionaire… plus the ones who aren't, despite what certain outlets might say.

In October 2012, George Lucas announced that he had sold his "Star Wars" franchise to Disney for $4 billion. Half cash. Half stock. Was that a good or bad choice?

A decade ago, Sly Stone was homeless and broke. Then he won a $5 million lawsuit against his former manager. So why is he still living a modest life mostly out of a camper van?

Whenever Greta Thunberg is in the news, a bunch of critics share a viral rumor about her purported status as a multi-millionaire. Please help us debunk this rumor once and for all.

Lin-Manuel Miranda didn't just create a hit musical—he built a financial empire. From Broadway and global tours to Disney+, music royalties, and merchandise, here's how "Hamilton" has earned Miranda…

Aaron Rodgers has decided on his next team. Can he help return the Pittsburgh Steelers to championship glory?

Eric Carle turned a hole punch, a caterpillar, and a few simple words into one of the most beloved and lucrative children's books of all time.

Five years from today, June 7, 2030, Allen Iverson will finally receive his $32 million Reebok trust fund. The final, final amount he receives depends on his marital status.

Olympic legend Ryan Lochte is battling more than just a divorce. Court records reveal a financial mess involving IRS debt, medical liens, and a lifestyle that couldn't keep up with his fame.

Novak Djokovic just lost in the French Open semifinals, but he's closing in on something even more historic: a $200 million career prize money milestone. He was the first player to cross $100 million. Now he's just $12 million away from doubling it. Can he get there before retirement?

He's the second-richest athlete in the world, behind only Michael Jordan, and yet I guarantee most readers have never heard his name and wouldn't recognize him walking down the street.

Tomorrow is Allen Iverson's birthday, which means he's officially five years away from unlocking a $32 million trust fund Reebok set aside for him back in 2001. The backstory behind one of the smartest (and quirkiest) endorsement deals in sports history…