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Swift's Eras Tour may go down as the most successful concert tour in history, so it's only fitting that all of Swift's fellow performers, technicians, drivers, roadies, and everybody else that has a job to do on a massive tour would get a bonus for the end of the US leg of the tour.

The lawsuit says that MrBeast Burgers were often "delivered late, in unbranded packaging, fail to include the ordered items, and in some instances, were inedible."

The case against Matthew Nolan still turns up online and as a startling showbusiness urban legend that is at least partly based on fact.

For much of the 1990s, the third-richest person in the world – behind only Bill Gates and Warren Buffett – was a random Swiss orchestra conductor named Paul Sacher.

The deal was closed after "a 'lengthy' and complex negotiation," per a source close to the matter, and when you delve into the details of the deal you'll understand why.

The transfer came weeks before her estimate that FTX was facing a cash deficit exceeding $10 billion. The lawsuit also cites other so-called "bonuses" she gave herself between 2021 and 2022, during the time she was also allegedly committing financial misconduct and fraud.

Before this summer, The Cure's previous highest-grossing North American tour was in 2016, when they took in a reported $18 million, a figure they more than doubled this time around.

Revenue from the sell-off will put a significant bite in the beleaguered company's annual operating loss for the year, which was previously estimated to come out at more than $700 million.

It's official — the NBA's Board of Governors has approved Michael Jordan's sale of the Charlotte Hornets. Let's dive into his earnings.

The Los Angeles Chargers have signed their franchise quarterback Justin Herbert to a long-term extension. Here's how much he'll make.

After a Saudi soccer club offered Kylian Mbappé an absurd amount of money, the NBA stars are wondering about their own pay days.

The figures are somewhat startling to read, particularly in the current era when top level headliners can command millions of dollars for engagements at rock festivals that are on one level or another emulating the format pioneered by Woodstock back in 1969.

Saudi soccer club Al-Hilal have offered PSG star Kylian Mbappé more money than any professional athlete has ever made in a season — by far.

No NBA player had ever signed a contract worth more than $300 million. Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics just made it happen.

If he accepts the deal, in the 12 months of the deal Kylian would make $25 every second for a year… $2 million every single day. For a YEAR.