A net worth of a billion dollars or more brings with it advantages that go well beyond yachts and private jets.

For example, you can make just about anything that's bothering you disappear -- including an enemy or two if you're smart about it!

Things have been looking up for Chelsea Houska lately -- considering her healthy kids, her prized husband, and her immense fortune -- but that doesn't mean everything's been all sunshine and rainbows. 

The Teen Mom 2 star is opening up about the terrifying moment she and her family realized that their South Dakota home had been robbed. 

It's been two months since Tristan Thompson was caught cheating on Khloe Kardashian with Jordyn Woods, the former BFF of Kylie Jenner.

Unlike the first time Tristan cheated on her, this instance was a bridge too far, and Khloe decided to end the relationship.

Two weeks ago, Wendy Williams filed to divorce her awful husband, Kevin Hunter.

Even Wendy's harshest critics have applauded the move, especially when they learned that she had hired security in fear of her safety around him.

It's been close to three months since Kristoff St. John died at the age of 52.

But his loss is still being felt by those in the entertainment industry, most notably those who worked with the actor closely.

As you've likely heard by now, former Real Housewives of New Jersey star Joe Giudice is being held in an ICE detention center, where he currently awaits deportation to Italy.

Giudice's appeal was denied last week, which means it's looking more likely than ever that he'll be shipped off to the country where he was born, but knows very little about.

As teased on the cover of the latest Essence magazine, Sean "Diddy" Combs just opened up.

Way, way, way up about something way, way, way personal:

Thirty, flirty and thriving?  

Hmm, try more like forty seven, independent, and definitely thriving.

Tensions have been mounting on Little People, Big World, where Matt accused Amy of holding him "hostage" using Roloff Farms.

But that was filmed ages ago, and fans have feared that Matt has finally bought out Amy's share and sold the farm.

For the first six seasons of the show's run, Jax Taylor was Vanderpump Rules' resident troublemaker.

He wasn't always the show's biggest villain -- that title often belonged to James Kennedy -- but no one stirred the pot quite as effectively as Jax.