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“Artists applied for the PPP loans because, at the end of the day, most of us are entrepreneurs trying to run small businesses and this pandemic is devastating to our main source of income," says Delta Rae cofounder Eric Holljes. → Read More
After months of requests, the hip-hop superstar shared financial records, revealing details about his wildly popular Yeezy sneaker empire — and his fixation on outside validation. → Read More
“The only thing that we can do is obviously pay tribute to that by portraying them accurately and giving them a life that they can relate to on screen,” Valderrama explained while talking storytelling on the Forbes Instagram Live segment Ask The Expert. "What are you saying with your projects?” → Read More
“We’ve been through it all,” says owner-chef Ron Silver, whose eatery is a dozen blocks from the World Trade Center and steps from the Hurricane Sandy waterline. “But this current pandemic is one we never anticipated would hit us in this way.” → Read More
Given his latest investment, one might say hip-hop’s first billionaire is putting his money where his mouth is—Jay-Z is teaming up with NFL stars including Bobby Wagner and Todd Gurley to invest in Hungry’s $20 million Series B round, Forbes can exclusively report. → Read More
With over $265 million at the worldwide box office, "Sonic The Hedgehog" is the second-highest-grossing film of 2020 thus far. It's also elevating a little-known--but surprisingly large--subgenre of YouTube video. → Read More
In an exclusive excerpt of the new book "A-List Angels: How a Band of Actors, Artists and Athletes Hacked Silicon Valley," the NFL legend opens up on staying cool under pressure in his second career. Is it more lucrative than his first? "Absolutely." → Read More
Despite outside storylines dominating this year's Grammys, the show goes on—and there’s a good chance Bon Iver will be among the biggest surprises. → Read More
As the music industry descends upon the Stapes Center to celebrate the Grammys, a scandal involving an ousted CEO, accusations of vote fixing and allegations of rape hangs over the Recording Academy. From a business perspective, the stakes haven't been higher since music's pre-Napster heyday. → Read More
The list also features superstar acts ranging Jay-Z and Beyoncé to U2 and Paul McCartney, all of whom earned at least $500 million over the past ten years. → Read More
One of an estimated 3.6 million "Dreamers" living in the U.S. after having arrived undocumented as a youth, 21 Savage is among the many who've landed on our 30 Under 30 list over the years. Here's a look at his rise--as well as several others finding innovative ways to elevate Dreamers nationwide. → Read More
How the Chainsmokers spun DJ millions into a lucrative array of startup investments. → Read More
Ever since Taylor Swift and Kanye West’s infamous run-in at the MTV Video Music Awards a decade ago, they’ve had a relationship that could be best described as star-crossed. Now they’re duking it out for the title of music’s highest-paid act. → Read More
This year’s list was selected by a panel of alumni judges including rapper 21 Savage, electronic duo the Chainsmokers, manager Adriana Arce and songwriter Michaela “Mickey” Shiloh. → Read More
“It’s really beautiful to know that people see that potential in me,” she says. “But I think I’m mainly excited for the opportunity to be Normani.” → Read More
“It’s really beautiful to know that people see that potential in me,” she says. “But I think I’m mainly excited for the opportunity to be Normani.” → Read More
Within months, “Old Town Road” was clocking nearly 10 million spins per day on Spotify—and when Billboard pulled the song from its country chart, the ensuing controversy only helped send “Old Town Road” to a record 19 straight weeks at No. 1 overall. → Read More
West sang Forbes’ praises as recently as two weeks ago, recalling the days when this publication’s “cover was just a mirage.” Indeed, he’s come quite far, earning a career-high $150 million pretax this year, thanks mostly to his Yeezy sneakers. But West changed his tune yesterday. → Read More
Michael Jackson earned nine figures in eight separate years since his death. So seeing his number tumble to $60M this year may come as something of a shock. It would be easy to attribute the dip to the abuse allegations leveled in 'Leaving Neverland,' but that's not the real reason behind the drop. → Read More
Rapper Nipsey Hussle could look around at the strip mall he’d purchased in South Los Angeles—home to Baba Leo’s Fish Shack, Steve’s Barbershop and a Boost Mobile—and fall into a rhapsody about the area’s potential. → Read More