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Subpoenas were issued for Jenner, Hadid, Ratajkowski, Hailey Baldwin Bieber, and others who were featured frolicking in the beautiful blue waters of the Caribbean in the promotional video designed to create massive FOMO for all who saw it were singled out by the judge. That video drove thousands of people to buy tickets for the ill-fated event that was supposed to take place over two weekends in the spring of 2017....

Today he is most widely recognized as a successful director for such film and television projects as “The Office”, “30 Rock”, “Parks and Recreation”, “Arrested Development”, “Nurse Jackie”, “Bridesmaids”, and “The Heat”. He is also the co-creator of “Freaks and Geeks”. He has been nominated for five Emmy Awards. In 2016, Paul was paid $10 million to direct the highly-anticipated Ghostbusters re-make. He also earned a percentage of the profits....

Raven Symone Is NOT Worth $400 Million The idea that Raven Symone had ascended from Cosby Show child star to Disney tycoon with a net worth greater than Beyonce, Barbra Streisand, Cher and Jennifer Lopez, is understandably tantalizing. Unfortunately, like many rumors, this one was just too good to be true. The origin of the rumor is a 2009 Ebony Magazine article that dubbed Raven “The $400 Million Woman”. Dozens of publications saw that eyebrow raising headline and published their own tantalizing fact-free versions....

Carney’s debut studio album Mr. Green Vol. 1 was released in 2010 and his single “Rise Above 1” (with Bono & The Edge" from Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark reached #5 on the US Heatseekers chart. Carney starred as Spider-Man in the Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark for three years. Since 2014 he has starred as Dorian Grey in the television series Penny Dreadful. In 2000 he won a Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a Feature Film – Supporting Young Actor for Snow Falling on Cedars....

The elephants were the biggest stars of the big top, but now they’ve retired. The last of the Asian elephants travelling with the circus were moved to Florida to enjoy life at the Ringling Bros. Center for Elephant Conservation. The endangered animals had headlined the circus since Kenneth Feld’s father Irvin bought Ringling Bros. for $8 million in 1967. Then, in 1971, the Felds sold the circus to Mattel for $50 million in stock....

Early Life and Education Richard Madden was born on June 18, 1986 in Elderslie, Renfrewshire, Scotland to a schoolteacher mother and a firefighter father. He has two sisters. Growing up, Madden was a shy boy; to help him come out of his shell, he was enrolled in the PACE Youth Theatre program. As a teenager, he went to Castlehead High School. Madden subsequently attended the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, from which he graduated in 2007....

Early Life and Entrepreneurial Beginnings Duggan was born and raised in California, where he developed an early interest in entrepreneurship. He studied economics and business administration at the University of California, Santa Barbara, before launching into his business career. Duggan’s early ventures spanned several industries, including bakery equipment manufacturing and medical devices, demonstrating his ability to understand and innovate across diverse fields. Success in the Tech Industry Duggan made his first significant entrepreneurial impact in the tech industry....

Like I said, he’s maybe the most recognizable celebrity on earth. And that has been Shaq’s life every single time he has stepped outside for the last 30 years. He simply can’t hide from anything when he goes out in public. For example, here’s Shaq trying to hide from a paparazzi: Ok obviously he’s being cheeky in the above photo, but how does Shaq avoid being seen or found when he really doesn’t want to be seen or found?...

Financial Problems Unfortunately, Sinbad has battled with the IRS over various tax issues for nearly a decade. In May 2013, he was forced to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. In the filing, Sinbad claimed that he had just $131,000 in assets and $10.99 million in debt. In total, he owed $375,000 to American Express, $30,000 to Bank of America, $2.3 million to the state of California, and $8.3 million to the IRS....

She also owned a sex shop during that time with her ex-husband, porn producer and director and ex-mafioso Kenny Gallo. The two were featured on the TV series Jerry Springer Show. Stevens has been on The Howard Stern Show more than 25 times and has made several appearances on the reality TV series Dr. 90210. She is a self-described “plastic surgery junkie” and has spent about $200 thousand on plastic surgery....

She has also won two British Comedy Awards, a Broadcasting Press Guild Award, a Royal Television Society Award, and two Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Awards. She has released four stand-up videos and was married to magician Geoffrey Durham from 1980 to 2002. Unfortunately Victoria Wood died on April 20, 2016 at the age of 62 after suffering from a private terminal cancer. Victoria’s estate at death was worth $12 million....

It’s natural when coming across one of those kinds of stories to wonder exactly what happens to those big ticket fines once they’re paid – where does the money go, what’s it used for, and so on. According to a recent NBC Bay Area analysis, the answer is simple, if possibly somewhat surprising: It usually goes “straight to the U.S. Treasury for general use.” That’s according to an analysis of three whole years of federal fines from a total of nine different government agencies, including the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and the aforementioned Federal Trade Commission....

Larry Sanders has shocked the sports world with his announcement that he will be walking away from both the NBA and $21 million of guaranteed money that is left on his contract with the Milwaukee Bucks. There’s nothing physically wrong with the 26-year-old, 6'11" power forward and center. In fact, if he did have some physical problem that was preventing him from playing, Larry would be able to walk away with 100% of his remaining contract money....

Pea Island and Columbia Island are just 0.2 nautical miles apart from one another, dotting New Rochelle’s Long Island Sound. Contrary to what you might assume from their names, Pea Island is actually the larger of the two, spanning almost five acres of natural, scenic land according to the property’s real estate listing, while Columbia Island spans about two acres (depending on the tide). This makes a little more sense when you realize that Columbia Island was once upon a time called Little Pea Island, until its name was changed when it was purchased by CBS in 1939, due to the fact that it’s location was ideal for a New York area transmitter....

Early Life and Education Zara Tindall was born as Zara Phillips on May 15, 1981 in London, England to Anne, Princess Royal and Olympian equestrian Captain Mark Phillips. She is the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Tindall has an older brother named Peter and two younger half-sisters named Felicity and Stephanie. She was educated at Beaudesert Park School in Gloucestershire and Port Regis School in Dorset, and then at Gordonstoun School in Moray, Scotland....

After five years of singing, dancing, and touring, the girls decided to each move on independently. OMG had two charting singles with “Gucci This (Gucci That)” and “Where The Boys At?” on the R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Airplay charts. They were signed to the Pretty Hustle/Grand Hustle record label, which are owned by both T.I. and Tiny.

As an amateur, playing with professionals, it would not have been surprising if he had faltered under the pressure, but he didn’t. He played well – so well, in fact, that on the final day of the tournament, he was paired with Jordan Spieth, the No. 1 golfer in the world. When the final round ended, he was in fourth place, just three strokes off the lead. That wasn’t the most amazing thing that he did, though....

Some of his biggest films by worldwide box office include “Life of Pi” (2012), which grossed over $609 million worldwide and won several Academy Awards, including Best Director for Lee. Another major box office success for Lee was “Brokeback Mountain” (2005), which grossed over $178 million worldwide and was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. Other notable films directed by Lee include “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” (2000), which grossed over $213 million worldwide and won four Academy Awards, and “Hulk” (2003), which grossed over $245 million worldwide....

It’s called All Elite Wrestling (AEW), and in order to take on fellow billionaire McMahon’s status as King of the Wrestling Hill, Khan has enlisted some big wrestling names, including Chris Jericho, Kenny Omega, and legendary commentator Jim Ross (recently retired from the WWE), all in advance of the organization’s big debut entitled Double or Nothing, scheduled for May 25th: at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena. Backed by his father Shahid’s money, wrestling fan Tony Khan is clearly breaking out some big guns to try and loosen WWE’s stranglehold on the mainstream wrestling audience with AEW....

Fraser claims that he turned down other lucrative projects in order to avail himself to play William Tell, and that he’s owed more than $3 million in acting fees and additional damages. He’s suing producer Todd Moyer because of the producer’s alleged inability to keep the project on schedule. Moyer, though, tells a different story: So if the project is slated to start in the fall, why the dispute? Another comment from Moyer implies that it might be over a secondary aspect of production that Fraser is apparently displeased with: It’s not known if the Fraser’s “pay-or-play” clause extends to if the 3D project is amended to be a simple 2D one....