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It looks like Zayn Malik's departure cost One Direction more than just the hopes and dreams of Directioners. The band reportedly forfeited a huge payday since they're down to four members.

If you ever wanted to walk in Beyonce's shoes, now you can .... kind of. The singer is teaming up with iconic shoe designer Giuseppe Zanotti on an upcoming project.

Congratulations are in order for Justin Bieber, One Direction and Taylor Swift -- they're the three highest-earning artists under 30, according to Forbes.

Hip surgery couldn't keep Lady Gaga from topping Forbes' annual list of highest-earning celebs under the age of 30.

Congrats to the students of the University at Buffalo!  You not only are well educated, but apparently you know how to party as well.

A new Forbes magazine list puts Rochester at #46 on the list of the fastest growing cities in the United States.

Just in time for Halloween, its the “Forbes” list of top earning dead celebrities.  Who brought in more money than any other deceased celebrity last year?  May I have the envelope please

Buffalo has yet again made it on another list. Some are good ones and some are bad ones. This one th ough doesn't represent us well. Buffalo was ranked by Forbes Magazine in the top 10 dangerous cities in America. Buffalo is number....

Discussing salaries is taboo in many workplaces, but maybe it shouldn't be. New research suggests that knowing how your pay compares to your colleagues' pay may make workers more productive.

The biggest honor at the Billboard Awards that every female artist wishes for every single year is Woman of the Year. The recipient has to have had a huge year and made a huge impact on music. Last year, Taylor Swift took the crown but, this year, the Woman of the Year is....

While their record sales dipped slightly this past year, Lady Gaga and Beyonce remain the most powerful women in the music industry, according to Forbes. Their list of the World’s 100 Most Powerful Women in the World places Bey and Gaga in the same company as heads of state, CEOs and entrepreneurs.

On Tuesday, celebrity chef Mario Batali alienated his upper crust clientele by comparing the acts of the banking industry to those of dictators Hitler and Stalin. On Wednesday, he tweeted his apology.