humminbird
Veteran
that makes sense
Sycho Syd says she couldn't afford to live right now if she quit acting for 6 months
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The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
she bought a 'historic' LA home
‘Euphoria’ star Sydney Sweeney buys her first home for $3M
Made up of five bedrooms and four bathrooms, the Tudor traditional-style home was built in 1933 and was pegged as a “rare offering”
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Fill Collins
I didn't mean to verge!
Who?
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
once hit jose lothario with a camera
I'd clap you to be her trick breh. Not even lying
Lootha VanDraws
'The Night I Fell in Love' is the GOAT R&B album
After reading about Chadwick's estate, I can believe it.
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
what happened with his estate?
It wasn't as lucrative a lot of people thought, which wasn't surprising me in the slightest as a lot of those Non-OG Marvel characters aren't/weren't making bank like that.
datnigDASTARDLY
catching pigeons
Lootha VanDraws
'The Night I Fell in Love' is the GOAT R&B album
After starring in all those films, his estate was only worth something like 1.5 or 2 million dollars. We think actors and actresses be balling, but that's really only a minority of them.
Eternally Jaded
Superstar
For a regular person that is easy enough but for a celebrity that's gonna be tough.
She skimps heavy on her home then she's probably not safe and as a celebrity you definitely don't want to be easy access in terms of the public.
A smart wealthy person would target young upcoming actors to offer cheap housing in safe areas but they're paid residuals from their work to offset the loss from the cheap rent.
Fill Collins
I didn't mean to verge!
Actress...Tittays....that's who
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
oh here we go
seabreeze80
All Star
Taraji explained it well.
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While discussing the evolution of recognition and pay disparities in Hollywood while on “The Real” last week, Henson, repeating a narrative she brought up in February, broke down exactly why her pay was significantly less than other members of the film’s cast. Making reference of her $150,000 paycheck, the “Empire” star claimed her six-figure check turned into a deposit of less than $50,000.
“When you start making that kind of money Uncle Sam takes 50 percent, so let’s do the math,” she began during the Oct. 8 taping. “So that leaves me with 75 [thousand], then I have to pay another thirty percent to my team who did all the work to get me that job. So, I don’t pay them 30 percent of the 75 [thousand], no, no no, I pay them 30 percent of the 150 [thousand]. So what does that compute to?” implying that her net income for the project was just $30,000.
She continued, “OK, so let’s break it down like this: You have twelve months in a year to make your money right. If you do a film for five months that takes you off the market for anything else or any other kind of coin until you’re done with that show,” she further explained.
Henson, 51, then explained when it came to banking on her talents her money wasn’t being spent on a lavish lifestyle of the rich and famous.
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‘She Deserves Way More’: Taraji P Henson Breaks Down the Math Behind Her ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’ Salary After Revealing Her Co-stars Made Millions
Actress Taraji P. Henson is continuing to talk about her paycheck from the 2008 film “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.” Henson starred in the […]
While discussing the evolution of recognition and pay disparities in Hollywood while on “The Real” last week, Henson, repeating a narrative she brought up in February, broke down exactly why her pay was significantly less than other members of the film’s cast. Making reference of her $150,000 paycheck, the “Empire” star claimed her six-figure check turned into a deposit of less than $50,000.
“When you start making that kind of money Uncle Sam takes 50 percent, so let’s do the math,” she began during the Oct. 8 taping. “So that leaves me with 75 [thousand], then I have to pay another thirty percent to my team who did all the work to get me that job. So, I don’t pay them 30 percent of the 75 [thousand], no, no no, I pay them 30 percent of the 150 [thousand]. So what does that compute to?” implying that her net income for the project was just $30,000.
She continued, “OK, so let’s break it down like this: You have twelve months in a year to make your money right. If you do a film for five months that takes you off the market for anything else or any other kind of coin until you’re done with that show,” she further explained.
Henson, 51, then explained when it came to banking on her talents her money wasn’t being spent on a lavish lifestyle of the rich and famous.
‘She Deserves Way More’: Taraji P Henson Breaks Down the Math Behind Her ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’ Salary After Revealing Her Co-stars Made Millions
Actress Taraji P. Henson is continuing to talk about her paycheck from the 2008 film “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.” Henson starred in the […]
