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Robin Thicke Net Worth: Robin Thicke is an American singer, producer, songwriter, and actor who has a net worth of $10 million. He is known for his hit singles “Magic”, “Blurred Lines”, and “Lost Without U”. Early Life and Career Beginnings: Robin Alan Thicke was born in Los Angeles, California, on March 10, 1977, to famous parents in the entertainment business. His mother is the actress-singer Gloria Loring, who is best known for her role on the NBC daytime drama “Days of Our Lives”. His father Alan Thicke was also an actor, best known for his role on the sitcom “Growing Pains”. His parents separated when he was 7 years old, and he has an older brother and a younger half-brother. Growing up, Thicke’s parents supported his love for music. However, according to Thicke, his father refused to pay for Thicke and his music group, As One, to record a professional demo tape, wishing for Thicke to focus on his studies instead. Eventually, jazz vocalist Al Jarreau, the uncle of one of the group members, paid $1,000 for the demo. The demo made its way to R&B artist Brian McKnight, who was impressed by Thicke and signed him to his production company. Thicke helped write songs for McKnight; he co-wrote the song “Anyway” on McKnight’s second album. McKnight is the one who helped introduce Thicke to Jimmy Iovine, which is how Thicke was signed to Interscope Records on a recording contract when he was just 16 years old. Music Career: At the age of 17, Thicke moved out on his own and was able to support himself through his work as a professional record producer and songwriter. During this early period of his career, he wrote songs for artists like Brandy, Jordan Knight, Christina Aguilera, and Mya. During this period, he recorded his own material and performed under just his surname, “Thicke”, and continued with this until 2005. Following the end of his first deal with Interscope, Thicke was briefly involved with Epic Records before signing with Interscope again, this time under Kenneth “Babyface” Edwards’s Nu America imprint. Thicke’s debut single “When I Get You Alone” (2002) was a chart success in Australia, hitting the Top 20 there. It also performed well in New Zealand, the Netherlands, and Italy. This moderate success allowed for the release of his debut album, “A Beautiful World” (2003). The album failed to meet performance expectations—it peaked at No. 152 on the Billboard 200 chart—but many artists such as Usher and Mary J. Blige reached out to him about collaborating together. Interscope Records was hesitant and unsure about Thicke’s ability to sell albums, so work on his second album was delayed due to financial and creative disagreements between him and the label. However, Pharrell Williams was impressed by Thicke. Williams had established a distribution deal with Interscope for his record label, Star Trak, and eventually Thicke was signed to Star Trak in 2005. Thicke’s second album “The Evolution of Robin Thicke” was released in October, 2006, and the single “Lost Without U” eventually peaked at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album has since been certified Platinum by the RIAA, with domestic sales of over 1.5 million copies. In 2007, Thicke was the featured opening act for the North American section of Beyoncé’s tour, “The Beyoncé Experience”. He released his third album “Something Else” in September 2008, and it debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart. His fourth album, “Sex Therapy”, was released in December 2009; it featured artists such as Estelle, Snoop Dogg, and Nicki Minaj. Thicke release his fifth studio album “Love After war” in December 2011, and it debuted at No. 22 on the Billboard 200. He followed this with his sixth studio album, “Blurred Lines”, released in July 2013. The lead single off the album, also titled “Blurred Lines”, was released in March 2013, and features T.I. and Pharrell. His seventh album “Paula” (2014) was dedicated to his estranged wife Paula Patton. Blurred Lines Lawsuit: Soon after the release of “Blurred Lines”, the estate of Marvin Gaye sued Robin and his co-writer/producer Pharrell Williams for copyright infringement alleging similarities to the 1977 song “Got to Give It Up”. According court filings, “Blurred Lines” generated a total of $16,675,690 in profits. That’s more than any other song of 2013. Of that $16.67 million, $5,658,214 was paid to Robin Thicke, $5,153,457 was paid to Pharrell Williams and $704,774 went to rapper T.I.. The remaining $5,159,245 was split between three different record companies. In 2015 a judge ordered Thicke and Williams for $7 million. The final amount was eventually reduced to $5 million. Other Projects and Appearances: In addition to music, Thicke has ventured into the realm of acting and television. His feature film debut came in the film “Making the Rules” (2014), which was filmed in 2012 under the title “Abby in the Summer”. He has made numerous appearances on music-related television programs. In May 2012, he was a judge on the ABC show “Duets”, alongside John Legend, Jennifer Nettles, and Kelly Clarkson; it lasted for one season, with a total of 9 episodes. As of June 2020, Thicke is a panelist on the American reality singing competition “The Masked Singer”. Personal Life: Thicke first met actress Paula Patton when he was 14 and she was 16, in the year 1991. They began dating in 1993, and married in 2005. Together, they have a son, Julian Fuego Thicke, who was born in 2010. After 21 years together and nearly nine years of marriage, Thicke and Patton separated in 2014 and finalized their divorce in 2015. In early 2017, Patton filed a restraining order against Thicke, accusing him of domestic violence, substance abuse, and infidelity. Eventually, they reached a custody agreement regarding their son in August 2017. Thicke met April Love Geary at a party in 2014. She gave birth to their first child in February 2018, and their second child in February 2019. The couple became engaged on Christmas Eve 2018. In November 2018, Thicke and Geary lost their home in Malibu, California, to the Woolsey wildfire that had been raging in the area. Thicke is a good friend of fellow artist Usher, and sang for the couple when Usher proposed to Tameka Foster. Thicke also performed at Michael Jordan and Yvette Prieto’s wedding. Real Estate: In 1990, Robin’s father Alan paid $910,000 for a home in the “Bird Streets” area in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles. In 2005, soon after Robin and Paula married, Alan deeded the property to his son. In 2014 Robin and Paula listed the home for sale for just under $3 million. Impressively the home ended up selling for $4.9 million, $1.9 million OVER asking. In March 2015 Robin paid $2.4 million for a 1.7-acre home in Malibu, California.

Janice Dickinson Net Worth: Janice Dickinson is an American model, photographer, author, and talent agent who has a net worth of $500 thousand.  Janice Dickinson has been described by many (including herself) as “the world’s first supermodel.” The moniker is well-deserved, as she was definitely one of the most successful models during the 70s and 80s. After her successful modeling career, Janice Dickinson gained notoriety for appearing in various reality TV shows, including America’s Next Top Model. She also started her own modeling agency, which was documented in another reality TV show – The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency. Unfortunately Janice has suffered from financial problems in recent years. At one point she filed for bankruptcy and listed nearly $1 million worth of debt to various creditors. Early Life: Janice Doreen Dickinson was born on February 16th of 1965 in Brooklyn, New York City. Soon after her birth, Janice’s family relocated to Hollywood, Florida, where she was raised alongside two sisters – one of which also became a model. Janice Dickinson has revealed the serious emotional and physical abuse she suffered under her father while growing up. She also admitted that her father tried to have sex with her and that he sexually abused one of her sisters. Career: After winning a modeling competition, Dickinson moved to New York City to pursue a modeling career. After securing an agent, Janice Dickinson became especially popular in Europe, where her “exotic” appearance was appreciated by various fashion brands. During the late 70s, Janice Dickinson returned to New York City and became one of the world’s most successful models, demanding a daily rate of $2,000. By the 80s, Dickinson had earned the title of “world’s first supermodel.” She appeared on the covers of magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Vogue, Marie Claire, and Playboy. She also worked on fashion campaigns with figures like Gianni Versace, Calvin Klein, and Valentino Garavani. She has worked as a brand ambassador for Revlon, Hush Puppies, Cutex, and many others. After a long period away from the public eye, Janice Dickinson returned in 2003 with a foray into reality television. Her first major role was on America’s Next Top Model, and she became a judge for four cycles. She was eventually fired from the show, allegedly because of her “brutally honest” appraisal of the contestants. In 2006, Janice Dickinson debuted her own reality TV show – The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency. The show followed Dickinson’s efforts to create a modeling agency, and it lasted for four seasons. In addition, Janice Dickinson has appeared on reality TV shows such as The Surreal Life, Beauty & the Best, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, Come Dine With Me, Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew, and Celebrity Big Brother. Breast Cancer Diagnosis: In 2016, Janice Dickinson revealed that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. She later stated she assumed that the cancerous lump was simply indicative of a botched breast augmentation surgery, as Dickinson had experienced similar issues in the past. Although Dickinson was initially shocked by the news, she successfully underwent radiation therapy and was pronounced cancer-free a year later. Relationships: Janice Dickinson has been married four times. Her past husbands include Ron Levy, Simon Fields, and Alan B. Gerston. Dickinson is also known for her high-profile relationship with a number of male celebrities, which allegedly include figures such as Joe Kaplan, Jon Lovitz, Tom Morello, Michael Birnbaum, Rob Lowe, Mick Jagger, Jack Nicholson, Warren Beatty, Bruce Willis, Steve Bing, Dolph Lundgren, Ron Wood, Tom Arnold, Frank Zappa, Liam Neeson, John Cusack, and many others. Perhaps the most notable of these celebrities is Sylvester Stallone, with whom Dickinson had an affair. Initially, it was thought that Dickinson’s daughter Savannah had been fathered by Stallone, but this was later disproven thanks to DNA testing. Janice Dickinson also has another child aside from Savannah. In 2012, Janice Dickinson became engaged to Dr. Robert Gerner, a psychiatrist. They later married in 2016. Personal Life: Janice Dickinson has revealed considerable details from her personal life in various interviews and in her books. In particular, Check Please! Dating, Mating, and Extricating goes into detail and explores her various relationships with different male celebrities. In 2014, Janice Dickinson came forward and told the world that Bill Cosby had raped her in 1982. She also admitted that she had tried to mention this incident in her 2002 autobiography, No Life Guard on Duty: The Accidental Life of the World’s First Supermodel, but was strongly encouraged by Cosby’s lawyers not to publish any incriminating details. Janice Dickinson joined a long list of other women who had made similar accusations against Cosby, although her account was one of the most high-profile because of her celebrity status. Settlement: As a result of her rape allegations against Bill Cosby, Janice Dickinson was accused of lying by Cosby’s legal team. This subsequently prompted Dickinson to sue Cosby for defamation. In 2019, it was widely reported that Janice Dickinson had received a “large settlement” as a result of this court case, and that she had been fully compensated for being accused of lying. In his defense, Bill Cosby’s legal team stated that AIG’s willingness to settle in court had no bearing on Cosby’s innocence, and that the insurance company was showing “bad faith” in the disgraced actor. Real Estate: In 2016, it was reported that Janice Dickinson was putting her Beverly Hills home up for sale for a price of $1.995 million. Technically, she had never purchased the home in the first place, as it was acquired in 2012 by her husband, Dr. Robert Gerner, for $1.43 million. The 2,700-square-foot home features French doors, a beautiful view of the canyon, and a koi pond. Bankruptcy: In April 2014, Janice finally concluded a long-running bankruptcy case in Los Angeles. Janice owed $300,000 to City National Bank but a judge reduced the debt to $100,000, to be paid in installments over three years. Reports also surfaced that suggested Dickinson owed more than $500,000 in unpaid taxes, plus a number of debts to businesses such as anti-aging centers and dermatologists. At the case’s conclusion, City National Bank expressed concern that Janice wouldn’t even be able to pay the reduced debt due to her “age, lack of assets, and lack of income.”

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