Ask any kid or tween or 20 something and they can tell you who the biggest YouTube stars are. But what they may not understand is just how much money their favorite YouTubers are making. Of the top 10 highest-paid YouTube stars, the lowest-paid VanossGaming’s Evan Fong made $11.5 million. Makeup artist Jeffree Star made $17 million. A five-year-old Russian girl with cerebral palsy named Anastasia Radzinakaya made $18 million sharing videos of playdates with her dad, playing with her cat, and other typical things in a child’s day.
Michael Jordan – $1.8 Billion Perhaps the most impressive part of Michael Jordan’s net worth is that so little of it comes from his actual oncourt salary. In 15 seasons, he brought home $93,285,000. In fact, aside from his two final seasons with the Chicago Bulls, Jordan made just a shade over $30 million. Of course, the majority of Jordan’s wealth is thanks to his many endorsement deals. His Jordan Brand shoes are one of the most popular in the world; even 15 years after his retirement, they’re still in high demand.
The Terraces is a luxury estate fit for royalty, with nine structures at all, plus three swimming pools. Even on Mustique, a ritzy private island known for its lavish estates, the Terraces stands apart as not only the most expensive, but the largest and possibly the “grandest” in the region. Located on Endeavor Hill, one of the highest points on the island, The Terraces boasts possibly the greatest views of any property there as well.
Tuberville was inspired to run for office by his father, a World War II vet and recipient of five Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart. His father instilled in him values such as patriotism, work ethic, and grit. Tuberville has been called the “common sense conservative.” He campaigned for lower taxes, gun rights, improving education, immigration reform, healthcare reform, battling against government overreach and fighting for the unborn, in addition to a number of other issues.
Kris Jenner – $90 million Kris Jenner, momager extraordinaire, made her $60 million as executive producer of Keeping Up with the Kardashians and from the cut she takes of her offsprings’ earnings. Kris also has endorsement deals, most recently Kris, Kim, and North did a campaign for Fendi. Caitlyn Jenner – $100 million Caitlyn Jenner’s money comes from her salary for being on Keeping Up with the Kardashians and E!
The property itself is an old-school Hollywood mansion in luxurious Mediterranean style, “reinterpreted for the 21st century,” per the home’s official listing. It boasts almost 5,000 square feet of interior space with five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a wine cellar with room for up to 600 bottles, and striking outdoor features like patios, gardens, and a 60-foot lap pool. There’s also a detached two-story guest house on the grounds. The listing goes on: “Reminiscent of a compound along the French Riviera, this sophisticated retreat blends perfectly within the fabric of LA city life, conveniently situated between charming Larchmont Village and the trendy shops & restaurants along La Brea & Melrose Avenue.
At the time, he purchased several radio stations in Toronto and Montreal, after which he merged with IWC Communications and eventually bought Standard Broadcasting Corporation in 1985. It was in 2007 that he sold fifty-three radio and two television stations to Astral Media for CAD 880 million and 4.75 million in Astral shares. In early 2012, Slaight and his wife, Emmanuelle Gattuso, made a CAD 50 million pledge to the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation, increasing their total commitment to the organization to CAD 72 million.
Amy Brenneman is best known for starring on the television series “Judging Amy” and “Private Practice.” Amy created, produced and starred in “Judging Amy,” which was based on her mother’s life experience as a working judge and single mother. The series ran 138 episodes over six seasons. She has also starred on such series as “NYPD Blue,” “Goliath,” “Tell Me Your Secrets,” “Shining Girls,” and “The Old Man.” Additionally, Brenneman has appeared in many films, including “Heat,” “Daylight,” “Nevada,” “Nine Lives,” and “The Jane Austen Book Club.
Of Irish origin, Mccaffrey majored in Slavonic Languages and Literatures as cum laude graduate from Radcliffe College. She wrote her first novel in Latin class, a writing that earned her the likes of her teacher and father. She soon turned from creating the characters on paper to playing them on stage, appearing in the first successful summer music circus in Lambertsville, NJ. Next, Mccaffrey studied voice for nine years and in that period, became intensely interested in the stage direction of opera and operetta, ending that phase of her experience with the direction of the American premiere of Carl Orff’s Ludus De Nato Infante Mirificus.
He had the Fight of the Night in November 2009 when he lost to Josh Koscheck. Johnson had the Knockout of the Night again in October 2011 over Charlie Brenneman. He had the Performance of the Night both in July 2014 when he beat Antonio Rogerio Nogueira and again in January 2015 when he defeated Alexander Gustafsson. Johnson lost to Daniel Cormier in May 2015 for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship.
She has been nominated twice for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress and Supporting Actress, each time together with a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Negative Role. After spending few years off the big screen (2009–2011), she made a comeback with her appearance in Raaz 3 (2012), which was both a commercial success and critical praise. Having accomplished all of the above, Basu has become a leading contemporary Bollywood actress.
The company was the eighth-largest site on the Internet when it was sold to Lycos in 1998 for $58 million. Following the sale of Tripod.com, Peabody went on to found several other companies. In 1998, he co-founded Streetmail (Waterfront Media), now called Everyday Health. Later, he co-founded VoodooVox (2000), FullTurn Media (2004) and UplayMe (2006). In January 2014, Peabody was diagnosed with a malignant tumor, only to have the diagnosis overturned and the tumor reclassified as an angiomyxoma, a benign tumor involving blood vessels that can be removed without much chance of recurrence.
Biography B. Wayne Hughes was born in Gotebo, Oklahoma in September of 1933. He received his BS in Business Administration from the University of Southern California in 1957. Hughes launched what became an empire called Public Storage in 1972 with one unit. The company grew into the largest self-storage company in the United States. He served as President until 1991, and CEO until 2002. He remained Chairman of the Board up to his death in 2021.
Early Life and Education Brian Quinn was born on March 14, 1976 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. When he was still an infant, he moved with his family to Staten Island. He is of Italian and Irish descent. As a teenager, Quinn went to Monsignor Farrell High School, a boys’ Catholic school. It was there that he met his friends and collaborators Sal Vulcano, James Murray, and Joe Gatto, with whom he performed in the school’s improvisation club.
Their self-titled debut studio album was released in 2014. The album reached #1 in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and the United States (and #2 in the UK). Their 2014 EP She Looks So Perfect reached #1 in the Canada and #2 in the US. The group’s single “She Looks So Perfect” was certified 3x Platinum and reached #1 in the Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, and the UK.
Salary Chris Hayes’ annual salary at MSNBC is $2 million.
Early Life Chris Hayes was born Christopher Loffredo Hayes on February 28, 1979, in The Bronx, New York. He is the son of Geri and Roger Hayes, and he grew up with two brothers in a Catholic household. Hayes’ brother Luke worked on both of Barack Obama’s presidential campaigns, and in 2020, he was Congressman Jamaal Bowman’s campaign manager. Geri is a former schoolteacher, and Roger led community organizing for the Community Service Society of New York.
Retired baseball pitcher Curt Schilling won a championship with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2001 and was a star of the 2004 World Series that ended an 88-year title drought for the Boston Red Sox. His final season, 2007, ended in another title. After retiring Curt started a video game company called 38 Studios (named after his jersey number) and turned to radio and blog work. Oh, and he’s been a fan of taking to Twitter to share his opinions on news—such as this recent tweet criticizing the forgiveness plan and the people who end up participating:
Early Life Devon Sawa was born on September 7, 1978 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to Edward and Joyce. He is the youngest of three siblings. When he was around four, Sawa began his career appearing in advertisements for children’s action toys.
Film Career Sawa made his film debut as a teenager in the 1994 family sports comedy “Little Giants,” starring Ed O’Neill and Rick Moranis as brothers who coach rival Pee-Wee Football teams in Ohio.