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EXCLUSIVE: In the biggest worldwide deal to emerge from this year’s European Film Market so far, Sony Pictures is on the verge of closing rights to hot genre package ‘Skeletons,’ starring Brie Larson. We understand the WW deal is landing in the $25M range and Sony beat out multiple suitors who wanted domestic rights. J.J. Abrams is producing and JT Mollner is set to direct. More details: https://t.co/Dr1ifW3Csl

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Ariana Grande has transcended her pop-star roots to become a formidable force in the global luxury market. Following the seismic impact of "Wicked: For Good", which dominated the holiday box office, Grande has cemented her status as a bankable Hollywood lead. Her business acumen is equally sharp; r.e.m. beauty has evolved from a celebrity side-project into a dominant market player, recently expanding its footprint across the Asian and Middle Eastern luxury sectors. In 2026, Ariana embodies the "High-End Stealth Wealth" aesthetic. Her public appearances are rare, high-impact, and meticulously curated, often serving as a launchpad for her latest Swarovski collaborations or archival fashion moments. 💰 MONEY & LIFESTYLE: Net Worth 2026: Estimated at $285M. Her fortune is built on a massive music publishing catalog, her controlling stake in r.e.m. beauty, and record-breaking film contracts. Project Salaries: Earned a base salary of $15M for the "Wicked" films, with total compensation expected to double once global box-office bonuses are finalized. Business Revenue: r.e.m. beauty hit a milestone valuation of $550M+ this year, with 2025 revenues reaching a staggering $110M thanks to the "Wicked" makeup collection tie-ins. Real Estate: Currently resides in her ultra-private Montecito estate, valued at approx. $10M post-renovation. She remains an active player in the LA luxury market, known for high-profit off-market flips. Luxury Acquisitions: Recently upgraded to a 2026 Range Rover SV Carmel Edition. Her jewelry collection now features a one-of-a-kind Swarovski High Jewelry piece designed specifically for her 2026 gala appearances. #Kinovolna #KINOVOLNA #ArianaGrande #WickedMovie #rembeauty #LuxuryLifestyle #VentureCapital

🔔 WILL-a-ding-DING! 🔔 WILLievers, we are thrilled to officially announce that Team Will HQ and @TeamHeathOfc are in voting collaboration for the VPCA – Village Pipol Choice Awards! 🤝✨ In the spirit of unity and teamwork, here’s how our collaboration will work: ♥️ Team Will HQ will be supporting and voting for Heath Jornales as 🏆 Promising Male Star of the Year (Entertainment – TV) ♥️ Team Heath Official will be supporting and voting for Will Ashley as 🏆 Breakthrough Star of the Year (Entertainment – TV) This is more than just a collaboration this is UNITY and SOLIDARITY combined. 💪🔥 Let’s do this again, WILLievers! 🤘🏼 All out support. All out effort. TEAM WILL HQ ♥️🤘🏼

NYC taxes explained for people who don't pay attention: Property tax. Income tax. Sales tax. Unincorporated business tax. Commercial rent tax. Hotel tax. Mortgage recording tax. Mansion tax. Utility tax. Congestion pricing. Twenty-plus taxes. And the mayor wants more. Let me show you what that actually feels like. You're 26. First real job. $85,000. You feel rich. Then you see your paycheck. Federal takes a cut. Fine. Then New York State takes 6%. Then New York City takes another 3.5%. Then there's a "metropolitan commuter mobility tax" you've never heard of. Your $85K is now $54K before rent. You grab coffee. 8.875% sales tax. You take an Uber to the airport. Congestion pricing just added $9. Your landlord raised rent, he's passing along a property tax increase you'll never see on a bill but you're paying every month. You're not rich. You're not even comfortable. You're just surviving. But fine. It's New York. You chose this. Now here's the part nobody talks about. In 2000, NYC's budget was $40 billion for 8 million people. That's about $5,000 per person. Today it's $121 billion for 8.5 million people. $14,244 per person. Population grew 6%. Inflation was 82%. Spending per person nearly tripled. So things must be three times better, right? In 2017, 51% of New Yorkers rated quality of life as good. Today it's 34%. Only 12% think the city spends money wisely. Only 22% feel safe on the subway at night. Felony assaults hit a 24-year high. They spend $31,000 per student on education. Less than half kids can read at grade level. They tripled the spending. Everything got worse. Where'd the money go? Pensions up 115%. Outsourced contracts up $7 billion. A brand new $5 billion asylum seeker expense that didn't exist three years ago. Social services doubled. 302,000 city employees. Debt ballooning. And the new mayor doesn't look at this and say "we need to spend better." He says "we need to tax more." A 2% income tax hike that would push the combined state and city rate to 16.8% -> the highest in the entire country. Tax increases that impact everyone. His supporters chant "tax the rich" at rallies. The top 1% already pay 40% of the city's income tax. And they're leaving anyway. NYC's share of the nation's millionaires dropped from 7% to 4%. They have accountants. They have Florida. You know who can't leave? Your uncle with the restaurant. Your parents in that house. You, watching your paycheck disappear into twenty taxes before you can save a dollar. You need to make $312,000 in New York to live the same lifestyle as someone making $125,000 in Houston. Houston spends $2,850 per person. No state income tax. No city income tax. Population growing. NYC spends five times more. Worse results. NYC is a Netflix subscription that keeps raising the price while the product gets worse. And you can't cancel. $40 billion wasn't enough. $60 billion wasn't enough. $80 billion. $100 billion. Now $121 billion. It will never be enough. Because the problem was never revenue. There is enough money. There has always been enough money. They don't need more of yours. They need to do better with what they already take. I hope you understand what's at stake.