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This windfall could make the 73-year-old Austin one of the richest women in the United Kingdom, all thanks to her engagement and lifelong connection with Mercury that started back in the pre-stardom early 70s.

It's always good to be the king, but Charles, in particular, is doing quite well thanks in part to the value of private estates he inherited from his mother.

As Van Damme tells it, famed movie producer Peter Guber had the idea to promote an organized fight between JCVD and Seagal in Vegas sometime in the early 90s. At that time, such an event would have been a commercial bonanza.

When asked, "how much money do you have?" Kevin Spacey replied, "none." Actually, his financial situation is even worse than "none."

The Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing is a reversal of Jones's previous efforts to separate his ownership of Free Speech Systems, the LLC that owns Jones's Infowars platform, from his personal bankruptcy.

After earning $80 million during his career, controversial former NFL star Antonio Brown has apparently filed for bankruptcy.

The details behind Terrence Howard's departure from the "Iron Man" franchise have always been a little hazy. Thanks to Terrence's recent appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, we now have a little more clarity.

Giuliani declared bankruptcy in December of last year, shortly after being slapped with the $148 million ruling, and has been lax about financial disclosure deadlines since then.

If you believe TMZ, Britney Spears is on the verge of bankruptcy. If you believe US Weekly, she made $40 million last year and is totally fine.

Tyson Fury may have walked away from his heavyweight championship fight a loser. But he walked away $100 million richer.

Kevin Costner has been trying to get a passion project Western called "Horizon" made since the late 1980s. Finally he just decided to do it himself.

The crown jewel of the collection is undoubtedly Stallone's Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime, one of the rarest and most expensive watches ever made.

The production of Star Wars was such a disaster that out of desperation, George Lucas made a bet with Steven Spielberg. This bet would eventually earn Spielberg millions of dollars… off a film he had nothing to do with.

The filing claims that the estate's "modest bank account, royalty payments, and other residual income from [Heche's] pre-death projects" aren't enough to cover the claims from various creditors.

You would think two guys who sport $400 million and $450 million respective net worths would find a way to privately settle a measly little $10.5 million failed endorsement partnership. But no. Beckham is suing Wahlberg.