Although life may be grim now for Lee, in those four years between the overdraft and her arrest, she was allegedly living the dream of every teenage fashionista. Despite recovering $1.15 million from Lee’s PayPal account, the rest of the overdraft money is still missing. In a surprising twist of events, Lee confessed to investigators that she only had $4,000 left of the original amount. Going from having millions in the bank to a few thousand in a matter of four years is a staggering thought for some, and investigators are attempting to figure out how Lee managed to spend it all....

His finances didn’t hold out and he dropped out and took a job at UPS because the company advertised that it promoted from within its own ranks of employees. He was one of the first ten UPS drivers in Baltimore. After two years of driving, he was promoted into management. He kept being promoted again and again until he was the senior vice president of operations. In his 34-year career with UPS, he and his wife lived in eight cities....

Including $1 million in late fees and court costs ($800,000 in late fees and $200,000 in attorney fees), the total judgment against Lil Wayne is $2 million. The judgment was awarded after the private jet company successfully proved that Wayne failed to pay a $1 million bill. He claims he never signed a contract for their services. The contract reportedly involves a lease on a Gulfstream jet that came with a $55,000-per-month payment, plus a maintenance fee of $1,980 per hour, for each flight taken by Young Money Entertainment (for a minimum of 30 hours a month)....

Michel Chalhoub (October 9, 1931 – July 30, 2021) was a Syrian-French billionaire entrepreneur best known as the founder of the Chalhoub Group, a leading luxury goods retailer in the Middle East. A visionary business leader, Chalhoub built an empire that introduced prestigious Western fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands to the Arab world. Over a career spanning more than six decades, he transformed the region’s retail landscape and helped establish cities like Dubai as global luxury shopping destinations....

100th World Cup Win Mikaela Shiffrin made skiing history Sunday, February 23, 2025, by securing her record-extending 100th World Cup victory in slalom, completing a milestone delayed since her serious crash in November. Finishing 0.61 seconds ahead of Zrinka Ljutic with teammate Paula Moltzan in third, Shiffrin also tied Swedish legend Ingemar Stenmark’s record of 155 career podium finishes. The emotional achievement comes after significant challenges. Shiffrin’s pursuit of win #100 was derailed when she crashed as the first-run leader at Killington, Vermont in November, suffering severe oblique muscle trauma and a deep puncture wound....

Early Life and Education Nathan Morris was born on June 18, 1971 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As a teenager, he attended the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts, where he met his bandmates. Boyz II Men In 1985, Morris formed a vocal group called Unique Attraction with his schoolmates Marc Nelson, George Baldi, Jon Shoats, and Marguerite Walker. A couple of years later, freshman Wanyá Morris joined the group, and in 1988, Baldi, Shoats, and Walker left the group upon their graduation....

If you asked the average die hard internet entrepreneur who they admired most in the industry, sure they would mention the big names like Zuckerberg and Spiegel, but I also bet my bottom dollar that a lot of the respondents would list a guy named Markus Frind. Have you heard of Markus? Probably not off the top of your head. You may not have ever even heard of the company he just sold for $575 million… IN CASH....

Their tumultuous relationship, subsequent divorce in 2006, and custody battles frequently made headlines in entertainment news. Beyond her acting career, Bach appeared on reality television shows, including “Celebrity Big Brother” in the UK, further cementing her place in pop culture. Her life story encompasses the highs and lows of Hollywood fame, personal struggles, and attempts to forge an identity separate from her famous ex-husband. Early Life and Career Beginnings Born Pamela Ann Weissenbach on October 9, 1963, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bach harbored dreams of stardom from an early age....

Gaglio’s confession in January 2013 came after Hottinger & Partner’s parent company, Swiss bank Hottinger & Cie, fell into bankruptcy. The clients filed criminal and civil complaints against Gaglio, as did the firm itself. Prosecutors in Geneva, where Hottinger & Partners is located, launched their own investigation. JEAN CHRISTOPHE MAGNENET/AFP/Getty Images Following his admission, Gaglio was ordered to pay $177 thousand (as much as the court believed he could afford) and asked to serve a five-year sentence in Luxembourg....

Anthony Casalena founded Squarespace from his dorm room in 2003 at the University of Maryland. The computer science major borrowed $30,000 from his parents to get it off the ground. For the first three years of his company’s existence, Casalena was the company’s only engineer, designer, and support person. By the time Casalena graduated in 2007, Squarespace had annual revenue of $1 million. By 2010 the company had 30 employees and was generating $10 million in annual revenue....

The television special starred Dennis Hopper, Ed Harris, and Barbara Hershey, and received five Emmy nominations, and won the award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement from the Director’s Guild of America. Since then, he has directed such projects as “Losing Isaiah”, “Homegrown”, and “Girl Fight”. He is also a published poet, with his first book of poetry having been published in 2006. He is currently working on the pilot for the series, “Sworn to Silence”....

Stephen A. Schwarzman is one of the world’s most influential financial figures as the co-founder, Chairman, and CEO of Blackstone Group, a global investment firm that became the world’s largest alternative asset manager. After beginning his career at Lehman Brothers, where he rose to become the head of global mergers and acquisitions, Schwarzman co-founded Blackstone in 1985 with former colleague Peter Peterson. Under his leadership, Blackstone transformed from a modest merger advisory boutique with $400,000 in seed capital into a diversified investment giant managing over $900 billion in assets....

The Highest Grossing Nightclubs In America: (Numbers are gross revenues per year) #1: Marquee – Las Vegas, NV $70-80 MM #2: XS Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $60-70 MM #3: TAO Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $60-70 MM #4: Pure Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $45-60 MM #5: LIV – Miami Beach, FL $35-45 MM #6: LAX Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $35-45 MM #7: HAZE Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $35-45 Million #8: Surrender Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $35-45 Million #9: The Bank Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $25-35 Million #10: LAVO Nightclub – New York, NY $25-35 Million #11: The Pool After Dark – Atlantic City, NJ $25-35 Million #12: LAVO – Las Vegas, NV $25-35 Million #13: Tryst Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $25-35 Million #14: Mango’s Tropical Cafe – Miami Beach, FL $25-35 Million #15: Seacrets – Ocean City, MD $15-25 Million #16: Avalon Hollywood – Los Angeles, CA $15-25 Million #17: Pacha New York – New York, NY $15-25 Million #18: Sevilla Nightclub – Long Beach, CA $15-25 Million #19: Vanity Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $15-25 Million #20: ghOstbar – Las Vegas, NV $15-25 Million #21: Drai’s Afterhours – Las Vegas, NV $15-25 Million #22: Clevelander – Miami Beach, FL $15-25 Million #23: MOON Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $10-15 Million #24: FLUXX – San Diego, CA $10-15 Million #25: Billy Bob’s Texas – Fort Worth, TX $10-15 Million #26: Mansion – Miami Beach, FL $10-15 Million #27: Masquerade – New Orleans, LA $10-15 Million #28: 207 – San Diego, CA $10-15 Million #29: ROOF – Chicago, IL $10-15 Million #30: The Gold Lounge – Las Vegas, NV $10-15 Million #31: Shrine Asian Kitchen Lounge – Mashantucket, CT $10-15 Million #32: SET Nightclub – Miami Beach, FL $10-15 Million #33: Stingaree – San Diego, CA $10-15 Million #34: AJ’s club bimini – Destin, FL $10-15 Million #35: Playboy Club – Las Vegas, NV $10-15 Million #36: Float – San Diego, CA $10-15 Million #37: Opera Nightclub – Atlanta, GA $10-15 Million #38: Drai’s Hollywood – Los Angeles, CA $10-15 Million #39: Kilroy’s Sports Bar – Bloomington, IN $10-15 Million #40: Vision – Chicago, IL $10-15 Million #41: The Colony – Los Angeles, CA $10-15 Million #42: Rain Nightclub – Las Vegas, NV $10-15 Million #43: Ivy – San Diego, CA $10-15 Million #44: P....

While the Wildcats are working on their games this offseason, one player is working on improving his NIL portfolio. The Wildcats took a trip to the Bahamas to play in four exhibition games, using the time to build a stronger connection as a team. But star forward Oscar Tshiebwe had a slightly different agenda. He had NIL obligations every day of the week-long trip. Because Tshiebwe, who’s from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is playing on a student visa, he can’t fully participate in NIL deals unless he’s outside the United States....

So what did Jason Brown do after he was offered $37.5 million? Did he fly to Vegas on a private jet and have a debaucherous celebration? Did he buy himself a brand new car and some expensive jewelry and a new car to reward himself for becoming the highest paid center in the NFL? Nope. After singing the contract of a lifetime, Jason shocked his friends and family by announcing that he was giving up football forever to become… a farmer....

However, we’re thinking a bit differently in this article: we’re looking at guys who were paid handsomely, but just didn’t provide enough return on the field, typically in terms of games played. You may think someone like Jay Cutler is vastly overpaid, which is true, but he’s still played several seasons for the Bears, and, when you consider their past carousel of quarterbacks, he’s actually been a massive upgrade. He wouldn’t make this list....

Early Life William Wrigley Jr. was born on September 30, 1861 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to William Sr. and Mary, who were Quakers of English descent. Wrigley Company In 1891, Wrigley moved to Chicago, Illinois. With $32 in his pocket, he began a business selling scouring soap. As an incentive to buy the soap, he offered customers small premiums, particularly baking powder. When the baking powder proved more popular than the soap, Wrigley switched to selling baking powder....

Dixon’s songs were performed by many popular artists including Muddy Waters, Little Walter, Howlin’ Wolf, and Bo Diddley. He worked with Bo Diddley and Chuck Berry and helped bring blues and rock and roll together. Dixon has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as well as the Blues and Songwriters Halls of Fame. Willie Dixon passed away on January 29, 1992 at 76 years old from heart failure....

If you recall from the movie The Social Network, The Winklevoss Twins claim that Mark Zuckerberg stole the idea for Facebook from them and their partner Divya Narendra after they hired him to build a site called ConnectU. ConnectU was to be a pseudo social networking/dating site which would make it easier for Boston women to meet Harvard men. The twins claim Mark lead them on for months claiming he was working steadily on their concept while actually spending his time creating what was then called TheFacebook....

Billionaires have their reasons for committing crimes, of course. Some, like Beanie Babies creator, H. Ty Warner, just don’t want to pay taxes on their vast wealth. Warner was convicted of stashing over $100 million in a Swiss bank account so that he could avoid the IRS. He was sentenced to probation and community service for his relatively tame crime. Formula One billionaire, Bernie Ecclestone, used his money as influence when he ran into issues with the law in the past....