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Dr. Dre is officially a billionaire. On Tuesday, March 10, Forbes released its updated The Richest People in the World list, and the legendary music producer made the cut for the first time, with a net worth of $1 billion, which has mostly been obtained from music and his headphone empire.

Dre now ranks as the 3,332 richest person on the planet, tied with Beyoncé. The new ranking makes Dr. Dre the second-richest hip-hop artist (behind Jay-Z) and only the sixth musician on the list.

This makes Dr. Dre the second-richest hip-hop artist on the list, behind Jay-Z. It also makes him the sixth musical artist on the list.

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Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright have reached a custody agreement for their young son, Cruz, marking a significant step forward in their ongoing divorce.

According to court documents filed March 10, the former couple will share joint legal custody of their child and both remain responsible for making decisions about his health, education and overall welfare. However, Cartwright will have the final say in medical decisions if the pair cannot reach an agreement.

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The woman accused of opening fire near Rihanna's Los Angeles home has been charged with attempted murder and a series of additional felonies that could send her to prison for life.

Ivanna Ortiz, 35, appeared in court Tuesday after prosecutors said she drove to the singer's Beverly Hills residence and fired several rounds toward the property.

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Katherine Heigl is getting back into the spotlight.

And she's doing it for a good reason. On March 8, the Grey's Anatomy alum attended her first public event in two years to benefit Florida's Big Dog Ranch House.

Katherine wore a bright knee-length dress with a blue, green, and purple pattern to the Wine, Women, and Shoes fundraiser event in Palm Beach, Florida. She paired the dress with blue heels, a yellow purse, and a stylish, voluminous updo.

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Ed Sheeran and Benny Blanco are embracing their reputation as relatable celebrities, joking that they represent "normal guys" in an industry often filled with traditionally attractive heartthrobs.

The conversation came during Sheeran's appearance on the Friends Who Keep Secrets podcast on March 10, hosted by Blanco alongside Lil Dicky and Kristin

Batalucco. During the episode, the group discussed how both musicians built successful careers while maintaining an image that feels more down-to-earth than many typical pop stars.

Lil Dicky, whose real name is Dave Burd, recalled knowing Sheeran in his early 20s and described him as one of the most normal people he had met at the time. Blanco agreed, suggesting that both he and the British singer represent a different kind of celebrity compared to performers who seem destined for stardom because of their looks or traditional "cool" factor.

The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, 27, spoke to children during a segment on Good Morning America on Monday, March 9, while promoting his new children's book, Better Than a Touchdown. One young fan asked him if he had ever wanted to quit. Hurts reflected candidly on the question, revealing that there was indeed a time during his college years when he doubted his path.

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Queen Camilla delivered a strong message in support of survivors of abuse during a reception at St. James's Palace in London on March 10, marking International Women's Day and the 15th anniversary of the Women of the World organization.

The 78 year old royal hosted the event as president of WOW, a global initiative that promotes equality and amplifies the voices of women and girls. The gathering included several notable guests, among them actress Miriam Margolyes. In her speech, Camilla addressed survivors of violence directly, offering words of solidarity and support.

She told attendees that many survivors have struggled to share their experiences or have not been believed. Camilla emphasized that they are not alone and that others stand beside them in solidarity and compassion. She also stressed the importance of telling women's stories, noting that silence often allows violence against women and girls to continue unchecked.

Camilla highlighted the work of the Women of the World organization over the past 15 years, saying its festivals and programs have created a platform for women's experiences to be shared around the globe. According to the Queen, these conversations have encouraged thousands of people across six continents to take action in addressing gender inequality and violence.

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Sarah Jane Ramos is setting the record straight about the end of her engagement to Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.