Thea Vidale net worth: Thea Vidale is an American stand-up comedian and actress who has a net worth of $2 million. Thea Vidale was born in Washington, D.C. in November 1956. Her career started in 1986 performing at amateur stand-up comedy nights. Vidale appeared in the comedy special Rodney Dangerfield: Opening Night at Rodney's Place on HBO in 1989. Her Thea Vidale, Down & Dirty tour took place in 1999 and she tried out for the reality TV series Last Comic Standing in 2007. Vidale starred in her own television series Thea as Thea Turrell from 1993 to 1994. She has appeared in films including Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde, Ringmaster, Punks, Queen of Media, Douglass U, and Love Won't Let Me Wait. Thea Vidale has also appeared in episodes of the TV series Ellen, The Wayans Bros., The Drew Carey Show, My Wife and Kids, Whoopi, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, WWE Raw, Ugly Betty, Drake & Josh, and more.

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Peter Marshall net worth: Peter Marshall is an American television and radio personality, singer, and actor who has as net worth of $10 million. Peter Marshall was born in Huntington, West Virginia in March 1926. He served as the original host of the television game show The Hollywood Squares from 1966 to 1981. Marshall has starred on stage in addition to on TV and in movies. He starred in several films including The 49th Man, The Rookie, Swingin' Along, Ensign Pulver, The Cavern, Maryjane, Happy Anniversary and Goodbye, and Annie. Peter Marshall won Daytime Emmy Awards in 1974 for Best Host or Hostess in a Game Show and in 1975, 1980, and 1981 for Outstanding Host or Hostess in a Game or Audience Participation Show for The Hollywood Squares. He was also nominated for two other Daytime Emmy Awards for The Hollywood Squares, one for Fantasy Island, and two Primetime Emmy Awards for The Hollywood Squares. He is the brother of Joanne Dru and the father of Pete LaCook.

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Liv Ullmann net worth: Liv Ullmann is a Norwegian actress and film director who has a net worth of $20 million. Liv Ullmann was born in Tokyo, Japan in December 1938. She has starred in several films including Shame, Hour of the Wolf, An-Margritt, The Passion of Anna, Cold Sweat, The emigrants, The Night Visitor, The New Land, Cries and Whispers, Pope Joan, Scenes from a Marriage, 40 Carats, Lost Horizon, Face to Face, A Bridge Too Far, Autumn Sonata, Let's Hope It's a Girl, Farewell Moscow, The Girlfriend, The Rose Garden, and more. Ullmann has also directed the films Sofie, Private Confessions, Faithless, and Miss Julie among others. She won a Golden Globe Award in 1974 for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama for Utvandrarna. Liv Ullmann was nominated for Academy Award sin 1973 and 1977 for Best Actress in a Leading Role. She was married to Ingmar Bergman and Dragan Babic and her daughter is journalist Linn Ullmann.

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Ric Savage net worth: Ric Savage is an American television personality and former professional wrestler who has a net worth of $3 million. Ric Savage was born in Sylva, North Carolina in June 1969. His ring name was "Heavy Metal" Ric Savage. He was trained by Ivan Koloff and Chuck Justice and wrestled from 1991 to 1997 in the Professional Wrestling Federation, World Championship Wrestling, United States Wrestling Alliance, National Wrestling Alliance, Extreme Championship Wrestling, National Championship Wrestling, and more. Savage became the host of the reality television series Savage Family Diggers on Spike TV in 2013. He was also featured on the series Paranormal After Party from 2014 to 2016. He conducts haunted ghost tours and has hosted the Savage-Turner Rock Express Radio Show/Podcast with Warrant's Erik Turner. As a wrestler Savage held the GAWF Southern Heavyweight Championship, IWA United States Heavyweight Championship, NCW World Tag Team Championship, SWA World Heavyweight Championship, and WCW Southeastern Regional Six-Man Tag Team Championship.

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One of the most favored pastimes of billionaire entrepreneurs is making predictions about the future, especially when they relate to the worlds of business or the economy. Virgin founder Richard Branson took to his personal blog to make just such a prediction, and it may be a comforting one for those stuck in overbearing office jobs. He writes that the five day, nine-to-five work schedule that feel so inescapable won't be around for too much longer. As he puts it:

"The idea of working five days a week with two day weekends and a few weeks of holiday each year has become ingrained in society. But it wasn't always the case, and it won't be in the future."

Branson's reasoning in this prediction isn't knew, and involves our old friend automation. As computers and machines get more and more adept at jobs that used to be held by humans, fewer and fewer jobs will need to be held by people. He goes on:

"Ideas such as driverless cars and more advanced drones are becoming a reality, and machines will be used for more and more jobs in the future. Even pilot-less planes will be become the reality in the not too distant future."

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Branson is aware that most people aren't billionaires and the prospect of being put on permanent vacation by a robot isn't exactly a happy one. But he says that as long as "governments and businesses are clever, the advance of technology could actually be really positive for people all over the world," and that those same governments and businesses will have ample incentive for keeping people's income the same, even if they're working less:

"Could people eventually take three and even four day weekends? Certainly. Will job-sharing increase? I think so."

Branson's vision of work in the future looks a lot like his own personal approach to work, which isn't tied to a particular location or schedule:

"I'm lucky in being able to work wherever I am, at any time, and don't see work and play as separate – it's all living… I think this will be the case for more and more people in the future, to the benefit of businesses, countries and individuals."

Hopefully for all of us, Branson's surprisingly sunny outlook will be proven closer to accurate than not in the future.

Read more: Richard Branson Says The 9 To 5 Workday's Days Are Numbered

After a productive career as a catcher in Major League Baseball, Mike Piazza had to consider what came next after retirement. Like many pro athletes, Piazza turned toward business. However, he focused on a different sport: soccer. Ultimately, his time with soccer was a lot less successful than his baseball career.  

Piazza acquired soccer club A.C. Reggiana 1919 in 2016. And yes, like the name suggests, it was founded nearly a full century ago. However, Piazza quickly led the club into financial woes.

When Piazza took a controlling stake, the club's budget was about $568,000. In just one season, that budget spiked to $6.8 million.

Naturally, Piazza's wife didn't take too kindly to the budget troubles.

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Her reaction when she saw everything laid out in front of her: "I turned to Mike and said, 'What the f— did you just do?!'"

Alicia Piazza took over as the club's vice president to try and reduce costs. One managerial candidate accepted an offer, but then turned it down after Piazza tried to offer more than $17,000 less than what they initially agreed upon.

In two seasons, Reggiana was unable to climb out of Serie C, the lowest division of Italian soccer. The Piazzas then put the club up for sale.

But nobody wanted to purchase the club, and the Piazza family decided not to register Reggiana for the 2018-19 season.

Reggiana ended up folding, but the tradition of the club lives on – Reggio Audace F.C. rose from the ashes. The new club plays in Serie D, one level below where Reggiana used to play.

We just hope Reggio is smarter with its finances.

Read more: Mike Piazza And His Wife Helped Bankrupt An Italian Soccer Club

 Juul, the popular e-cigarette company that seems to be everywhere lately is doing its employees a solid when it comes to bonuses this holiday season. The company's 1,500 employees are getting a $2 billion bonus from Altria. That works out to about $1.3 million each. Where is that money coming from? Tobacco giant Altria is making a $12.8 billion investment in Juul and the company is using $2 billion of that to make its employees' holidays just that much brighter.

The deal was announced on Thursday, December 20^th and will be paid out as a special dividend as part of the deal. How much each employee gets is based on a number of factors, including how long they've been with Juul and how much stock they own. Juul is receiving the lump sum payout as part of the deal and as such decided to share it with its staff.

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Sales of Juul e-cigarettes increased 641% over the course of one year. In 2016, 2.2 million devices were sold. In 2017, 16.2 million devices were sold. By December 2017, Juul was selling 3.2 million devices monthly and accounted for 1 in every 3, or 29% of e-cigarette sales in the United States. E-cigarette use has been on the rise over the past several years, especially among teenagers and young adults. According to the FDA, more than two million middle and high school students used e-cigarettes last year.

Altria is the parent company of Philip Morris, one of the world's largest producers and marketers of tobacco, cigarettes and related products. Altria's $12.8 billion investment gives it a 35% stake and values Juul at $38 billion.

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The end of the year means the lists of the highest-paid and wealthiest people are being compiled. We've checked our numbers, verified them, and feel confident that the people who've made the list of the wealthiest celebrities of the year truly are the people who have the most money. Star Wars creator George Lucas tops the list of the wealthiest celebrities this year, and this warms our cold hearts. He continues to enjoy the bump to his net worth that the 2012 sale of Lucasfilm to Disney for $4.1 billion. Lucas edges out long time friend, fellow filmmaker, and competitor Steven Spielberg.

Familiar names make the list for well known reasons. Oprah Winfrey is a mainstay on the list of the richest celebrities and she clocks in at third place this year. Michael Jordan nabs the fifth spot thanks to the cash he nets from his Nike deal and his stake in the NBA's Charlotte Hornets. In between them is Less Than Zero actress Jami Gertz and her $2 billion net worth. Gertz' acting career has spanned more than 30 years with memorable roles in Sixteen Candles, The Lost Boys, and the TV show Square Pegs. Jami married billionaire Antony Ressler, the co-founder of the $40 billion private equity firm Ares Management in 1989. Gertz and Ressler have three sons and are part owners of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team.

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Notably, you will NOT find Kylie Jenner on our list, for reasons we've stated before but will recap. Jenner is doing remarkably well for herself but any publication that says she is a billionaire or has a net worth of $900 million is simply pulling that number out of thin air to sell magazines and get eyeballs on their web pages. Here's why: A July 2018 Forbes article claimed that the company is worth $800 million. The article also claimed that Kylie has a separate $100 million non-cosmetic fortune so voila $900 million net worth. But one thing to keep in mind about the Forbes article is that they are assuming the company would sell for roughly 8x its current profits. That's an extremely high multiple, especially when you take into account the fact that (as the article itself points out) Kylie Cosmetics' revenues are not growing. In fact, overall revenue grew just 7% in 2017 and was $70 million lower than had been predicted in mid-2017. Furthermore, her lip-kit revenue is actually down 35%, year over year. No company would pay an 8x multiple for a brand that is clearly waning in popularity. Let's say Kylie was able to sell for 4x profits, that would be around $400 million. As the 100% owner she would get around $260 million after taxes from that sale. Therefore, we think a much more reality-based net worth number for Kylie today is $300 million.

#11. (tie) James Patterson
Net worth: $800 million

#11. (tie) Tiger Woods
Net worth: $800 million

#10. Diddy
Net worth: $855 million

#9. Jay-Z
Net worth: $930 million

#8. Jerry Seinfeld
Net worth: $950 million

#7. David Copperfield
Net worth: $1 billion

#6. Paul McCartney
Net worth: $1.2 billion

#5. Michael Jordan
Net worth: $1.7 billion

#4. Jami Gertz
Net worth: $2 billion

#3. Oprah Winfrey
Net worth: $3.2 billion

#2. Steven Spielberg
Net worth: $3.7 billion

#1. George Lucas
Net worth: $5.4 billion

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The NFL season just wrapped up on Sunday, and there was plenty of excitement to go around. Teams like the Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts, and Philadelphia Eagles all clinched a spot in the postseason. The Kansas City Chiefs locked up home-field advantage in the AFC. While these developments are interesting, we're most excited about player incentives.

Several players have performance bonuses in their contracts. These bonuses give them a chance to earn more money than their base salary. Sometimes, the bonuses are basic: play a certain number of snaps in a season; other times, they're more specific: win the Super Bowl.

In some cases, players didn't reach their goal until the final week. As we say goodbye to the 2018 regular season, let's take a look at some last-minute bonuses – and a handful of players who came agonizingly close, but fell short.

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Eric Weddle

The Ravens safety made $1 million when his teammate C.J. Mosely intercepted a pass in the final minute of the team's 26-24 win over the Cleveland Browns. Weddle needed to make the Pro Bowl and the playoffs for the bonus to kick in. He had a similar opportunity last year, but the Ravens lost in the final minute. Things were different this time around – and Weddle is grateful. He's announced he's going to share his bonus with his teammates and other Ravens staff, so expect to see something cool coming out of Baltimore in the coming days.

Keenan Allen

The Chargers receiver tore his ACL at the start of the 2016 season. That injury put a damper on a potential $2 million incentive (which would increase Allen's 2020 base salary to $10.5 million). To reach that bonus, Allen needed at least 90 or more catches and a Chargers playoff berth or 100 catches and at least eight team wins between 2016 and 2018. Allen snagged 102 catches and the Chargers won nine games last year. This season, he caught 97 passes and the Bolts made the playoffs. Well done!

Jason Pierre-Paul

To most observers, the Week 17 matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Atlanta Falcons was pretty meaningless. Both teams were eliminated from the playoffs, so they were just playing out the string. Don't tell that to Jason Pierre-Paul, though. Tampa Bay's defensive end recorded a sack, giving him 12.5 for the season. That gives him an extra $200,000, which will be added to his base salary next year.

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Dont'a Hightower

Hightower hit some of his bonuses, but ultimately could have made even more. The Patriots linebacker made $625,000 for playing at least 70 percent of the team's snaps. If he reached 75 percent, he'd have earned another $250,000. Instead, he finished with 74.21 percent of snaps played.

Danielle Hunter

The Vikings defensive end signed a five-year, $72 million extension ($40 million guaranteed) last summer, but he's easily outperforming his contract. He made $500,000 when he recorded his 13th sack this season, which was a nice bonus. However, he just missed another $500,000 when he failed to record half a sack in the team's final two games, finishing with 14.5 on the year.

Julian Edelman

The Patriots wide receiver needed just one catch to reach his 70-reception incentive bonus, but he only scored one of two touchdowns he needed to reach seven on the year. As a result, he'll just miss out on $500,000.

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Nick Foles

The Eagles quarterback led the team to Super Bowl glory last season. After Carson Wentz again went down with an injury this year, Foles was back under center. Foles would make $1 million if the Eagles made the postseason and he played 33 percent of snaps during the year. Though the Eagles were longshots to make the playoffs a month ago, Foles helped lead the team back to the postseason. However, he hurt his ribs during the team's Week 17 game and ultimately finished at 32 percent of the team's snaps. Ouch – in more ways than one.

Read more: Seven NFL Incentives That Players Earned – And Missed – In The Final Week Of The Season

Floyd "Money" Mayweather has earned his famous nickname once again for pulling in a $9 million paycheck for a little more than two minutes of work. It happened at Rizin 14, a boxing exhibition in Japan on New Year's Eve, in a fight against 20-year-old Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa.

The Mayweather/Nasukawa fight was scheduled to be up to three rounds under boxing rules, but Mayweather only required one to take Nasukawa out. Less than one, actually, since with 48 seconds left to go in the first Nasukawa's manager saw the writing on the wall and threw in the towel, pulling his fighter out of a match in which he was clearly outweighed, outmatched, and outfought by the more experienced and seemingly more powerful Mayweather.

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Nasukawa was a heavy underdog in the fight, which wasn't even listed by any organization as an official bout. But Nasukawa is reported to have taken the fight seriously and seemed to be surprised by Mayweather's power in the ring. Because of the fight's unofficial status, Nasukawa is still technically undefeated, and afterwards Nasukawa took to Instagram to issue his thoughts (via Google Translate from Japanese, which is why it seems a bit wonky):

"It was a challenge to fight with being said to be reckless
Although the result has been knocked down
I do not regret it
I did not reach Mayweather at my own 20 years. 
But I came out with courage. 
Thank you very much, Mayweather players who fought. 
Thank you very much for everyone who supported me. 
I could not shape your thoughts, but I will continue to challenge from now on
Everyone, thank you again this year."

Most interestingly for our purposes here, if you take the two minutes and 12 seconds it took for the fight to be finished and break it down to 132 seconds, Mayweather made an even more impressive $68,181 PER SECOND for the fight – a lot of money even by Mayweather's standards.

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Ian Stewart net worth: Ian Stewart was a Scottish musician who had a net worth of $1 million. Ian Stewart was born in Pittenweem, Fife, Scotland in July 1938 and passed away in December 1985. He was a co-founder of the band the Rolling Stones. Stewart was removed from the band in 1963 after forming in 1962. The band's manager Andrew Long Oldham did not think Stewart fit the band's image as their keyboardist. He became a road manager for the band and in 1989 he was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the Rolling Stones. Stewart played on the Led Zeppelin songs "Rock and Roll" and "Boogie with Stu". He played on Howlin Wolf's The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions in 1971 with the likes of Ring Starr, Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, and more. He contributed to the Rolling Stones album Undercover in 1983. Ian Stewart passed away on December 12, 1985 at 47 years old from a heart attack.

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Brett Hudson net worth: Brett Hudson is an American musician, singer, and songwriter who has a net worth of $4 million. Brett Hudson was born in Portland, Oregon in January 1953. He was the junior member of the Hudson Brothers with his brothers Mark and Bill Hudson. The Hudson Brothers formed in 1964 and released their debut studio album Hudson in 1972. They also released the albums Totally Out of Control in 1973, Hollywood Situation in 1974, Ba-Fa in 1975, The Truth About Us in 1978, and Damn Those Kids in 1980. Their single "So You Are a Star" reached #5 in Canada. Brett Hudson went on to become a film producer, writer, and director. He worked on films and TV series including A Current Affair, Cloud 9, The Seventh Python, and Hansel & Gretel Get Baked. He also acted in the movies and TV series Zero to Sixty, Bonkers!, The Love Boat, Hysterical, and more. Brett's brother Bill Hudson is the father of actress Kate Hudson.

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Lynsey Bartilson net worth: Lynsey Bartilson is an American actress, dancer, and singer who has a net worth of $1.5 million. Lynsey Bartilson was born in Edina, Minnesota in July 1983. One of her best known roles came starring as Lily Finnerty on the television series Grounded for Life from 2001 to 2005. Bartilson starred on the TV series Extra Butter, Please from 2011 to 2012. From 2010 to 2013 she starred as Becka on the series The Online Gamer. Lynsey Bartilson has also had recurring roles on the TV series Moloney in 1997, Party of Five in 1998, and Pyscho Girlfriend from 2010 to 2011. She has starred in films including Mrs. Santa Claus, Bad Roomies, and This Is Christmas. Lynsey Bartilson has appeared in episodes of TV series including Married…with Children, 7^th Heaven, That '70s Show, The Amanda Show, Early Edition, Judging Amy, NYPD Blue, Malcolm in the Middle, NCIS, Bones, and more.

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Scott Derrickson net worth: Scott Derrickson is an American director, screenwriter, and producer who has a net worth of $8 million. Scott Derrickson was born in Denver, Colorado in July 1966. He wrote the movie Urban Legends: Final Cut in 2000 for Columbia Pictures and wrote and directed the film Hellraiser: Inferno for Miramax Films in 2000. Derrickson wrote the movie Land of Plenty for IFC Films in 2004 and wrote and directed the film The Exorcism of Emily Rose in 2005 for Screen Gems. He produced the movie The Visitation in 2006 for 20^th Century Fox and directed the film The Day the Earth Stood Still in 2008 for the same house. Derrickson wrote, directed, and produced the movie Sinister in 2012 for Summit Entertainment and wrote and produced the film Devil's Knot in 2013 for Image Entertainment. He wrote and directed the movie Deliver Us from Evil in 2013 for Screen Gems. He executive produced the movies Misunderstood and Kristy in 2014 and produced and wrote the film Sinister 2 in 2015. Scott Derrickson wrote and directed the movie Doctor Strange in 2016 for Marvel Studios and produced the movie You Bury Me in 2018.

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Song Il Gook net worth: Song Il Gook is a South Korean actor who has a net worth of $50 million. Song Il Gook was born in Seoul, South Korea in October 1971. His best known role came starring as Jumong on the television series of the same name in 2006. Song Il Gook has starred on the TV series Did We Really Love?, Goodbye My Love, and Into the Sunlight in 1999, All About Eve in 2000, Hard Love, Jang Hui-bin, and Album of Life in 2002, Bodyguard and Desert Spring in 2003, People of the Water Flower Village, Terms of Endearment, and Emperor of the Sea in 2004, Lobbyist in 2007, The Kingdom of The Winds in 2008, A Man Called God in 2010, Crime Squad and Kimchi Family in 2011, and Jang Yeong-sii in 2016. Song Il Gook has starred in the movies The Art of Seduction and Red Eye in 2005, Entangled in 2014, and Tattoo in 2015. He also starred in the variety shows Qualifications of Men and The Return of Superman and has won many awards.

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Stewart Francis net worth: Stewart Francis is a Canadian comedian, actor, and writer who has a net worth of $4 million. Stewart Francis was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. His stand-up comedy act includes a deadpan performance and the use of one liners. As an actor he starred as Dennis Macilvane on the television series An American in Canada from 2002 to 2003. Francis also appeared in episodes of the TV series Kevin Hill, You Bet Your Ass, Not Going Out, and The Omid Djalili Show. He appeared in the TV movie Gilda Radner: It's Always Something and in the short Tongue Tied. He starred in the special Stewart Francis: Tour De Francis in 2010 as well as Stewart Francis: Outstanding in His Field in 2012 and Stewart Francis: Pun Gent in 2016. He has frequently appeared on the TV series Mock the Week and Too Much Information. Stewart Francis has also written for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Puppets Who Kill, The Gemini Awards, and more and he is published in The Hockey News.

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Glen Phillips net worth: Glen Phillips is an American singer, songwriter, and musician who has a net worth of $4 million. Glen Phillips was born in Santa Barbara, California in December 1970. He is best known for being the singer and songwriter of the band Toad the Wet Sprocket. The band formed in 1986 and released their debut studio album Bread & Circus in 1989 and the album Pale in 1990. Toad the Wet Sprocket released the album fear in 1991 which reached #49 on the Billboard 200 chart. Their album Dulcinea was released in 1994 and reached #34 on the same chart. The band released the album Coil in 1997 which reached #19 on the Billboard 200 chart and released the album New Constellation in 2013. Their single "Fall Down" reached #1 on the US Modern Rock chart. Glen Phillips has released the solo studio albums Abulum, Winter Pays for Summer, Mr. Lemons, and Swallowed By the New.

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Billie Eilish net worth: Billie Eilish is an American singer and songwriter who has a net worth of $6 million. Billie Eilish was born in Los Angeles, California in December 2001. Her first single "Ocean Eyes" received more than 130 million streams on Spotify and went viral. Billie Eilish released her debut extended play Don't Smile at Me in 2017. The EP reached #3 on the US Alternative chart as well as #7 in Norway, #8 in Sweden, and #24 on the Billboard 200. She released her EP Up Next Session: Billie Eilish in 2017. Her single "Ocean Eyes" was certified Platinum and reached #96 on the Billboard Hot 100 and her single "Bellyache" was certified Gold. Her single "Lovely" (with Khalid) reached #4 in New Zealand and #5 in Australia and her single "When the Party's Over" reached #3 in New Zealand and #10 in Australia. Eilish has confirmed that she has Tourette's Syndrome.

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Farid Bang net worth: Farid Bang is a German rapper who has a net worth of $14 million. Farid Bang was born in Melilla, Spain in June 1986. He owns the record label Banger Musik. Farid Bang released his debut studio album Asphalt Massaka in 2008 and the album Asphalt Massaka 2 in 2010. He released the album Banger leben kurzer in 2011 which reached #11 in Germany. Farid Bang released the album Der letzte Tag deines Lebens in 2012 which reached #3 in Germany and #7 in Switzerland. His album Killa was released in 2014 and reached #1 in Germany and Austria and #3 in Switzerland. His album Asphalt Massaka 3 was released in 2015 and reached #1 in Germany and Switzerland and #3 in Austria. His album Blut was released in 2016 and reached #1 in Switzerland and Austria and #2 in Germany. Three of his four collaboration albums with Kollegah have reached #1 in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

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Gianluca Vacchi net worth: Gianluca Vacchi is an Italian social media personality, entrepreneur, DJ, and author who has a net worth of $100 million. Gianluca Vacchi retired from business at 45 years old and became a viral sensation when he posted a video of himself dancing with his partner model Giorgia Gabriele. He now has more than 11 million Instagram followers and shares his luxurious lifestyle. Vacchi went into his family's business at 25 and took them public. He became involved in the private equity industry. He published the book titled #Enjoy in 2016.

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