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Clinton is going back to court to take on Boladian, whom he claims used fraudulent means to secure copyrights on about 90 percent of Clinton's catalog.

Had Gene Hackman and his wife died under any other normal circumstances, his children from his first marriage would have gotten nothing. But that's not what happened.

Actor Michael Sheen is performing an incredibly generous gesture for 900 very needy people.

The controversy began back in December of 2023 when at a press event, Snoop expressed dismay and outrage at the lack of big money he was getting despite being in the exclusive billion-streams category on the platform.

Joiner is trying to have her existing spousal and child support agreement with Xzibit increased to roughly $30,000 per month, claiming he's making a lot more money than he appeared to be when the original agreement was signed.

Mayweather is working with business partner and notable real estate investor Meyer Orbach on this particular deal, with still another third party said to be in the wings as well.

Once the most powerful duo in Hollywood, the Weinstein brothers built an empire—now, they're tearing each other apart in a brutal legal war.

R. Kelly once made millions from hit songs and sold-out arenas, but now he can't even pay his victims what he owes. With lawsuits piling up and his royalties frozen, where did all the money go?

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In addition to his work with Devo, Mothersbaugh is also a prolific composer for TV and film, having composed scores for everything from "Thor: Ragnarok" and "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou" to the unforgettable theme song to the Nickelodeon animated series "Rugrats."

Shyamalan himself is expected to take the stand and will presumably defend his work on the series as being original and uninfluenced by the earlier film, which the defense pointed out grossed less than $300 in its extremely limited theatrical release.

The lawsuit comes amid multiple prior lawsuits involving the affair, including another filed by Baldoni against The New York Times over their reporting on yet another lawsuit, that one filed by Lively against Baldoni for his alleged misconduct against her.

Bargatze graduated from Donelson Christian Academy in 1997, and he and his wife, Laura Bargatze, have given the school significant financial support since he's become a success in comedy.

It took Victor Willis just six hours to write the now-iconic Village People song "Y.M.C.A." And thanks to a 2015 legal victory, he's making millions of dollars a year.

Social video platforms are flooded with clips from comedians' live shows and podcasts, and ideally that engagement leads to where the real money is: performing on the road.