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BuzzFeed compiles Reddit-type anecdotes about 21 jobs that pay surprisingly well, many without a degree—from poker dealers and train conductors to funeral-industry roles, MRI technologists, nursing-home administrators, UPS drivers, and plumbers—illustrating six-figure potential through skilled trades, seniority, or specialization, often with long hours and overtime.
Taylor Frankie Paul is reportedly receiving her full six-figure salary for The Bachelorette (around $250,000) even though ABC scrapped season 22 before it aired, because she completed filming and fulfilled her contract. The Hollywood Reporter notes ABC could face $30 million-plus in losses if the season never airs; Paul also stars on Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and is amid ongoing investigations into other incidents.
A new WNBA collective bargaining agreement raises rookie salaries across the board, with the No. 1 pick in 2026 set to earn a $500,000 base this season and escalating each year (to $520k, $572k, and $646,360 by the final year). The 2025 draftees’ scale is reduced by 4% for 2026, meaning stars like Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers will see substantial increases under the new framework and could reach max or supermax levels as the league’s business grows.
Ohio State defensive coordinator Matt Patricia signed a three-year deal that pays $3.75 million in 2026 (rising to $3.85 million in 2027 and 2028), making him the highest-paid coordinator in college football. OSU also disclosed new contracts for other assistants, including Arthur Smith at $1.5 million in 2026 and $2 million in 2027, and overall the Buckeyes’ 2026 coaching payroll will total about $15.3 million as the program expanded its staff.
Christina Applegate reveals that Will Ferrell and Adam McKay chipped in portions of their Anchorman salaries after the studio offered her far less than male co-stars, a move she called invaluable and a masterclass in valuing her worth and improvisation.
Variety reports Neve Campbell will return in Scream 7 with a $7 million salary, a major raise after sitting out Scream 6 over a pay dispute; the film’s development involved behind-the-scenes chaos, including cast exits and a director change, with Kevin Williamson taking over directing duties. Campbell and Courteney Cox lead the cast, and the project is expected to feature comeos from other Scream vets like Matthew Lillard, Scott Foley, and David Arquette.
Amid the AI boom, tech firms are hiring more comms pros—storytellers, editors, and chief communications officers—at high pay to shape credible narratives; roles like Netflix’s director of product and technology communications can reach up to $775,000, while the median pay for senior comms leaders hovers around $400,000–$450,000, signaling a shift from pure coding to high-value storytelling in tech hiring.
Prince William's annual income from the Duchy of Cornwall in 2025 was approximately $30 million, covering his official, charitable, and private expenses, as part of his role as a senior royal and heir to the throne.
Prince William received approximately $31 million in 2025 from the Duchy of Cornwall, a significant estate providing his main income, along with inheritances from Queen Mother and Princess Diana, highlighting his substantial wealth as a future king.
Gen Z can pursue lucrative careers without a four-year college degree, with top jobs like elevator and escalator installers earning over $100,000 annually, highlighting diverse opportunities beyond traditional college paths.
Sandy Brondello chose to coach the Toronto Tempo over other offers due to a strong collaborative fit, accepting a multi-year, seven-figure contract that makes her one of the highest-paid WNBA coaches, reflecting her reputation and the league's competitive salaries.
Quinn Ewers, despite being drafted in the seventh round and earning a lower salary than he might have in college, is pursuing his NFL dream and feels ready for the next step, emphasizing his readiness over financial considerations.
Nick Wright criticizes fans and online commentators who side with WNBA owners in salary disputes, emphasizing that workers should generally seek higher pay and highlighting the league's growth and value, arguing that players deserve better compensation given the revenue and investment in the league.
Von Miller signed a one-year deal with the Commanders worth $6.1 million in base salary, with incentives potentially increasing earnings to $10.5 million, though key details like guarantees and bonuses remain undisclosed, raising questions about the financial risk and Miller's role on the team.
David Corenswet, who stars as Superman in James Gunn's reboot, earned less than $1 million, while Nicholas Hoult, playing Lex Luthor, received the highest salary at $2 million, reflecting their experience and roles in the film.