However, Jack Nicholson doesn’t have a single film credit to his name since 2010. The 82-year-old has denied the rumors that he retired due to memory issues, instead saying that he’s just less motivated to “be out there anymore.” Two areas that Nicholson hasn’t slowed down in, however, are his real estate portfolio and his art collection. Jack owns $100 million worth of real estate around the world and $150 million worth of art!...

Koscheck first burst onto the UFC scene as a middleweight and later moved to welterweight division. He is known for his deadly overhand right. Since 2006, Koscheck has been training at the American Kickboxing Academy(AKA) in San Jose, California, to which he accredits his vastly improved kickboxing technique. Koscheck suffered a broken orbital bone on the right side of his face during a fight with George St-Pierre and was unable to fly because of air pockets that formed around Koscheck’s right eye....

Kanye West was admitted to UCLA Medical Center on Monday after a disturbance call was made to authorities. According to Kanye’s personal physician, Dr. Michael Farzam, the rapper reportedly was suffering from “temporary psychosis due to sleep deprivation and dehydration,” and had attempted to assault a staff member at a gym where he was working out. It reportedly took 2 hours to convince West to voluntarily seek medical attention, to which he complied....

Early Life Kristy McNichol was born Christina Ann McNichol on September 11, 1962, in Los Angeles, California. Her father, James, was a carpenter, and her mother, Carolyn, worked odd jobs such as cosmetics salesperson and secretary; they divorced when McNichol was 3 years old. Kristy’s older brother, Jimmy McNichol, is an actor and singer. In 1978, the siblings released the album “Kristy and Jimmy McNichol,” co-hosted the “ABC All-Star Saturday Preview Special,” and performed on the special “The Carpenters: A Christmas Portrait....

The biggest chunk of that $11 million figure comes from Mac’s music: almost $5 million in master recordings, and $1.5 million in royalties. Then there’s the $5 million he had in various bank and brokerage accounts under his name. After that, the biggest is the value of his Mac Miller LLC, which comes to $180,000. Many departed artists leave behind a treasure trove of unreleased material that continues to benefit their estates long after they pass, but in Miller’s case, the posthumous releases have been relatively few and far between....

His performances at Grand Slam tournaments are equally impressive: he reached the quarter finals at the Australian Open in 2007, the US Open in 2008 and Wimbledon Championships in 2011. 2011 was a good year for Fish as it was his first time reaching the quarterfinals at Wimbledon and more impressively, he became America’s one, overtaking old-time friend and doubles partner Andy Roddick. He’s also the current world’s number seven....

Peak Net Worth & Wealth Evaporation In May 2007, Greenberg sold $42 million worth of his AIG shares. In September 2008, the United States government was forced to rescue the flailing AIG through an $85 billion bailout. The government essentially purchased an 80% stake in AIG then proceeded to sell off the company’s most valuable assets. Hank Greenberg owned 13 million shares in the insurance giant. At the peak of AIG’s success in December 2007, those shares were worth $1....

In addition to appearing on the series, she also appeared in “Haggard: The Movie” and “Viva La Bam”. She reluctantly modeled for Playboy Magazine while married to Bam. Bam acknowledged that he was in relationships with multiple women while he and Missy were married, and there was much speculation about the state of their relationship between 2010 and 2012. No official announcement of divorce was made, but Bam Margera married a woman named Nicole Boyd in 2013, which seemed to put the matter to rest....

Financial Issues Montell Jordan has struggled with a number of financial issues over the years. In 2012, it was reported that the IRS was seeking $627,000 in back taxes. These taxes were allegedly unpaid during a period between 1999 and 2001. The IRS had previously filed a lien against Jordan for these payments back in 2004, but he neglected to pay the outstanding sum. In the face of these reports, there was widespread speculation that Montell would be forced to re-enter the music industry in order to pay his debts....

When Messi signed that deal last year, we had some of the details. However, new information has recently been released—and it looks even better for Messi than we previously thought. At the time, Messi’s contract was reportedly $120 to $150 million over three years. It’s actually about $60 million per season, per sources familiar with the deal. He’s also making a minimum of $70 million per year from sponsorships and endorsement deals....

Paul Le Mat starred as Josiah Peale on the television series “Lonesome Dove: The Series” from 1994 to 1995 and “Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years” from 1995 to 1996. One of his best known roles is John Milner in the 1973 movie “American Graffiti,” which earned him a Golden Globe. Le Mat has more than 40 acting credits to his name, including the films “Aloha, Bobby and Rose” (1975), “Melvin and Howard” (1980), “Death Valley” (1982), “Strange Invaders” (1983), “Puppet Master” (1989), and “American History X” (1998), the TV movies “The Burning Bed” (1984), “The Night They Saved Christmas” (1984), “Blind Witness” (1989), and “The Long Shot” (2004), and the miniseries “On Wings of Eagles” (1986)....

Catalog Sale On April 1, 2021, it was revealed that Paul Simon had sold his entire music catalog to Sony Music Publishing. The exact dollar amount of the deal was not initially disclosed but was eventually confirmed to be $250 million. The sale included 100% of Simon’s rights as both a songwriter and publisher, so all future royalty income goes to Sony. Approximately 400 songs were included in the sale, including hits released when he was a member of Simon & Garfunkel....

“This game-changing initiative is specifically designed to fast-track scientific discoveries and the process of turning those discoveries into innovations that improve the quality of life for people in Oregon, the nation and beyond,” says the official announcement provided by the University. The Knights’ donation is reportedly the largest donation ever made to a public university in United States history. “This act of philanthropy from Penny and Phil Knight is breathtaking,” says University President Michael Schill....

Though the Rockets have surged to a surprising 24-9 start this season, riding on the wings of James Harden’s best season to date, there are no championships to be won this early in the season. Therefore, Alexander has decided to focus on giving – something he has been doing for decades. Shortly after buying the team, he founded the Clutch City Foundation in order to help with that mission. The organization helps thousands of children in need in the Houston area every year....

Early Life Rupert Friend was born on October 9, 1981, in Cambridge, England. He grew up in Stonesfield, Oxfordshire, and attended The Marlborough School in Woodstock. As a child, he wanted to be an archeologist and travel around the world. He was inspired by the film “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.” However, he later realized the profession would perhaps not be as thrilling as depicted in the films. He instead decided to pursue a career in acting and was inspired by actors like Marlon Brando and Daniel Day-Lewis....

Early Life Ryan Bingham was born on March 31, 1981, in Hobbs, New Mexico. His family moved to the Midland area of West Texas when he was a child and then relocated to Houston, where he attended Westfield High School. At the age of 16, Bingham’s mother bought him his first guitar. Though he loved music, Ryan did not begin playing the guitar for an entire year until he embarked on a hitchhiking trip with his father in Texas in hopes of finding work....

From there, she went on to guest starring roles on various television shows, and co-starring and starring roles in various television movies and feature films. She is most widely recognized for her show, “Presenting Susan Anton”, and for her roles on “Stop Susan Williams” and “Baywatch”. She is also known for her starring role in “Golden Girl”, and for her popular duet with Fred Knoblock, “Killin’ Time”. She hosted the Great Radio City Music Hall Spectacular in Las Vegas for 5000 performances....

These are the Highest Earning YouTube Stars: #9. Colleen Ballinger – $5 million Colleen Ballinger’s quirky alter ego Miranda Sings has brought her big time exposure. She recently did a standup tour—Self-Help—and has scored a series deal with Netflix. #9. Rhett and Link – $5 million This goofy pair host a satirical morning show called Good Mythical Morning. They nab big time guests such as Amy Schumer and Daniel Radcliffe....

The Met has an annual operating budget of about $300 million, and employs approximately 2,200 people. It also boasts an endowment of $2.8 billion, and receives a large amount of aid from the city of New York. Because of this endowment and the aid it regularly receives, the museum is not in as much trouble as it might sound. According to museum director Thomas P. Campbell, “We’re not in a crisis....

That would be China, which in 2015 was responsible for 71 percent of new billionaires in Asia. That’s about one new billionaire in China every five days, but it also illustrates a significant spike in China’s billionaire output compared to other years. In 2009, for instance, new billionaires in China accounted for only 35 percent of new Asian billionaires. Of course, there are almost as many opinions on what it is about China in particular that’s so conducive to new billion-dollar fortunes as there are billionaires....