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Granted, that's a week spread out across three years, but still not a bad deal for Brady. And he wasn't the only celebrity to have earned a big payday during the FTX glory days.

Anderson will keep their 2004 Land Rover and a piece of Encino real estate, while Stewart gets their house in Houston, Texas and a 2022 Mazda.

Giuliani was also recently sued by his former lawyer Robert Costello over $1.36 million in alleged unpaid legal fees in various cases against him.

Since May 20, when the 2023 WGA strike began, striking writers for film and television have been able to have lunch on comedian and game show Drew Carey, who has been covering their meals at two Bob's Big Boy and Swingers restaurants in Los Angeles.

City National was actually already successful in getting a judgment against Brown in Georgia, with a judge ruling in the bank's favor, but now they're filing suit in Los Angeles in an attempt to actually collect the money.

While some artists have opted for separate deals for publishing rights and master recordings, Perry has sold both in a package deal to Litmus Music.

Every time you hear a song Parton wrote — and she's written more than 3000 of them — on the radio, on TV, in a movie, in a commercial, or on streaming, Parton herself is getting paid.

One of the most notable of these artists is Mase, who has publicly criticized Diddy over his business practices in the past, having attempted to buy back his own masters from Diddy back in 2020.

The lawsuit complains that "Deez Nutz" and "Dee's Nuts" are "confusingly similar and phonetically equivalent," not to mention based on the same joke.

Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian sold stakes in their companies for hundreds of millions of dollars. Now, they want to get those stakes back.

Let's say you were somehow lucky enough to have invested $1000 with Warren Buffett back when he started out in 1965… How much money would you have today?

The court order went on to state that Universal was currently in possession of $567,444.19 in music publishing royalties that under normal circumstances it would have paid the artist.

Margot Robbie reportedly has plenty of reasons to celebrate what has been both a critical, commercial, and crowd-pleasing success, and "Barbie" isn't even out of theaters yet.

A week after he filed suit against his partner in making MrBeast burgers, MrBeast is now the subject of a $100 million counter-suit.

The ECF, formerly known as The Actors Fund, is set up to give financial assistance to those striking workers who don't have the resources of their famous counterparts like MacFarlane, as well as other familiar names who have recently donated to the fund.