Actor Sylvester Stallone paid $4.5 million for a 4,889-square-foot, four bedroom, and four and a half bathroom vacation home in the desert resort city of La Quinta, California back in the early part of 2010. And unfortunately for Sly, he's been trying to sell it since 2011, and now he's put it back on the market at $3.35 million. Stallone has put the property up for sale several times over the last ten years, each time with the asking price lower than the last.

Highlights Travis Scott is one of the highest-paid rappers, earning $60 million in 2018, but negative headlines affected his income. Snoop Dogg charges between $150,000 to $200,000 for appearances and is in demand for events. Cardi B's net worth is estimated at $80 million, with her music, endorsements, and performances contributing to her wealth. There are numerous legendary talents in the hip-hop industry.

During the filming of Party of Five, what might have happened between actors Neve Campbell and Jennifer Love Hewitt? Some celebrities filming movies or TV shows together will form fast friendships and, for the most part, get along and remain friends throughout filming. Others might have started as friends before becoming foes, and it seems some are unable to get along with one another from the start. Related: Which Cast Member From The Original 'Party Of Five' Has The Highest Net Worth Today?

A Korean-American golf player Yealimi Noh has climbed into the top rankings of the amateur golfer. She has gained the limelight after winning the California Girls Championship twice. Apart from winning the national championships, she has participated in international events and has also won several accolades. Yealimi Noh weighs 59 kg and 130 lbs in pounds. She is an amateur golf player who has a height of 168 cm or in feet inches 5’6” tall.

B.G., legal name Christopher Dorsey, continues to maneuver through legal restraints as he attempts to relaunch his music career post-prison. On Tuesday (June 18), the rapper faced a federal judge in New Orleans to advocate for his right to create and perform freely, without legal hindrance. According to The Times-Picayune, the 43-year-old testified his reasoning to U.S. District Judge Susie Morgan. “I just feel like Christopher Dorsey and ‘B.G.’ are two different people,” he explained.