Why the Keys? Local Key West real estate broker Terri Spottswood told Fox News Digital why her turf has become such a popular hideaway for celebrities like Sweeney: “I think celebrities move to the Keys for several reasons…The Keys are and always have been a ’live and let live’ place to be. The Keys offer a sense of privacy that is appealing to those who are in the public eye and, for the most part, they are accepted and treated like everyone else and allowed to blend in....

The 2003 Hummer H2 LeBron drove as a high school senior is going up for auction on Monday. The car will officially be sold on December 8. LeBron’s mother Gloria took out a $50,000 loan to buy the car as a gift for her son. She gave it to him for his 18th birthday. Initially, the car prompted questions over LeBron’s eligibility. However, Gloria James provided documentation on the vehicle and any potential controversy subsided....

But back to the Malibu mansion. When the mansion was sold, Mauricio Umansky, husband of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Kyle Richards, brokered the deal. He is now accused of selling the mansion for millions less than it was worth. It is believed that he had teamed up with the winning bidder to flip the property less than a year later for nearly $70 million. If the allegations are true, it means that Umansky deprived charities in the Central African nation of Equatorial Guinea out of millions of dollars that they should have received as part of a deal between Obiang and the Justice Department....

Black American billionaires have seen their net worths surge over the past year of the COVID pandemic. All seven black American billionaires are self-made. Their fortunes range from finance to sports to media to music and fashion. Many of them are very famous with well-known names and careers. They are all trailblazers in their industries. The five wealthiest black billionaires in the U.S. have a combined net worth of $22....

The award-winning actor-director, who was the college roommate of Al Gore(!), grew up in Texas and began his professional acting career just after graduating from Harvard University. He made his Broadway debut in 1969 and his film debut in “Love Story” a year later. From then on, he moved between theater, film, and television work continuously and has not stopped since. He is most widely recognized for his performances in multiple critically and commercially successful films, including “JFK,” “The Fugitive,” “Natural Born Killers,” the “Men in Black” franchise, “No Country for Old Men,” “Captain America: The First Avenger,” and “Lincoln,” for which he received his fourth Oscar nomination....

Odds are if you asked pretty much anyone in the developed world today, he or she would instantly know Red Bull and might have even consumed one of the famous energy drinks in the last couple days (or hours). Decades after being launched by Austrian entrepreneur Dietrich Mateschitz, today Red Bull is one of the most successful beverage companies in the world. In a given year, Red Bull sells more than 10 billion cans in 165 countries to generate roughly $10 billion in revenue....

Hillary Clinton Long before she was the Democratic front-runner for President of the United States, Hillary Clinton was a 22-year-old Wellesley graduate who went on an Alaskan adventure with friends. She picked up a series of dishwashing jobs as she traveled the state and ended up working in a fishery where she scooped out salmon guts. The future Secretary of State didn’t last long in that job. She noticed that the salmon were green and black and had a horrible stench and questioned the fishery’s manager about it....

One of those building blocks? Travis Kelce. The Chiefs just signed the tight end to a five-year, $46 million deal, with $20.017 million guaranteed. The agreement will keep Kelce in Kansas City through 2021. It makes Kelce the second-highest paid tight end in the league, behind only Rob Gronkowski, and tied with Jacksonville’s Julius Thomas. Even sweeter, Kelce signed the deal while he was in Hawaii for the Pro Bowl....

Michael Jordan’s memorabilia is highly sought after, regularly fetching thousands of dollars in auction. For example, MJ’s “Flu Game” shoes, which he wore in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals, sold for just under $105,000 at an auction last year. With that being said, the amount of money that someone just paid for the jersey MJ wore in his last regular season game with the Bulls in 1998 is mind blowing....

Washington fans can count former running back Clinton Portis as one of those guys. The former Offensive Rookie of the Year and two time Pro Bowler, has filed for bankruptcy, claiming to have debts totaling close to $5 million. Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Life was good for Clinton Portis at one time. He was a former college standout and a second round draft pick of the Denver Broncos....

In 1983 he made a comeback on TV, working on a pilot episode of new series called “Airwolf”. The following year he went on to work on Spielberg’s classic movie “Back to the Future”, for which he drew only storyboards in the beginning. Eventually, he was asked to design the cult time machine. Next, he was invited to join the staff of the new Star Trek series. There he was first working on the bridge of the new space ship....

He has starred in the films Understanding Bliss, Anchor Zone, Violet, and How to Be Deadly. Younghusband has served as a writer and producer on the TV series documentary Canada’s Worst Driver since 2005. He has also been involved with the TV series Canada’s Worst Handyman and Don’t Drive Here. Younghusband won a Canadian Screen Award in 2015 for Best Host in a Variety, Lifestyle, Reality/Competition, or Talk Program or Series for Don’t Drive Here....

To date, she has appeared in over 40 soap operas. She has also had important moments in theater, such as her role as character Damiana Caraveo in Contraband and Eve in Time Mad. She has appeared in many telenovelas, most of which were directed by respected leaders in the field. Her dedication to the craft of acting has been demonstrated in many ways, including her willingness to study dialect in order to neutralize her accent to allow her to be considered for more types of roles....

The whole focus of this independent record label is artist development and that is also likely the reason behind the company’s success. Nitty was one of the first artists to sign with Rostrum, and that led the label to sign Wiz Khalifa, they went on to produce the resurfaced 1988 Top Shelf recordings that featured Big Daddy Kane, Grand Puba, and MC Lyte as well as others. The Top Shelf recording was featured in Rolling Stone, XXL, and Vibe and the music video for the song “Pittsburgh Sound” debuted on Fuse TV....

Bill O’Reilly carved out a notable career that spans decades in the competitive landscape of media and broadcasting. He is widely recognized for his political commentary, providing a blend of news analysis and entertainment which garnered a substantial following. With a style often described as bold and confrontational, O’Reilly became a polarizing figure in the media world, engaging audiences with his forthright demeanor and unreserved opinions. O’Reilly’s media career took a significant upward trajectory with his involvement with the Fox News Channel....

Zarin Fabrics Zarin’s father, Harry, opened Zarin Fabrics in 1936, and Bobby eventually took over; before he began running the store, Zarin was a special education teacher. Zarin Fabrics is frequently used to provide materials for television production sets, including “Gossip Girl,” “Lipstick Jungle,” “Sex and the City,” “What’s Your Sign Design?,” “Cashmere Mafia,” and “Saturday Night Live.” After Bobby married Jill, they ran the store together, and after she began starring on “The Real Housewives of New York City,” Zarin often appeared on the show as well....

He landed the part of Kurt Sabin on “CSI: Miami” in 2009 and played Brian Hall in 2011 in “Body of Proof”. White has also appeared on “Men of a Certain Age”, “Moonlight”, and “Hostages”. He made his on-stage debut in a 2012 production of “What My Husband Doesn’t Know” as Paul. White began co-hosting the “Empower Me” tour, put together by the United Negro College Fund. He and his wife, Paula Da Silva, have been married since 2010....

Currently, Singal serves as the Chairman of the steel company, while his son Neeraj serves as the Managing Director and Vice Chairman. In addition, since 2008, Singal holds the Director position of Bowen Energy Ltd. Now, he is placing a steel park for small and medium companies, and he is also building his own airport near his factory in Odicha.

The actress went to CBS higher-ups to complain about her treatment at the hands of Bull star Weatherly, who she said made a series of inappropriate comments to her onset that made her uncomfortable. Instead of reprimanding Weatherly, Dushku’s character was written off the show, and she chose to enter private mediation with the company rather than pursue a lawsuit. The result was a $9.5 million payout after CBS’ attorneys offered up what they thought was video evidence taken from outtakes of the show disproving Dushku’s claims, but that actually “actually captured some of the harassment on film” (the implication being that CBS’ attorneys didn’t even recognize harassment when they saw it)....

Only one day after her retirement announcement made headlines, however, she took to her Instagram to backtrack on her earlier statements. “While it’s true that I’m eager to shift my focus a bit to concentrate on my businesses, friends, and family – I’m not making any final statements. … Never say never.” One of the most-photographed women in the world, and at one point the world’s highest-paid model, Crawford has been a part of the fashion industry for the past 30 years....