Jennifer Lopez’s “Louboutins” have walked away from her record label.

A spokesperson for Lopez has confirmed that the singer and actress will not renew her recording contract with Sony/Epic. Via her spokesperson, Lopez sent this message to the media:

“I am making this statement to put an end to any confusion in regards to my next album, titled ‘Love.’ I have belonged to the Sony family since the beginning of my career as a singer and together we’ve had great success. I have fulfilled my contractual responsibilities with Sony/Epic up to this point, and we have both reached friendly terms about my departure from the label. I’m also happy to say that we’ve found a new home for my album, ‘Love,’ and that it is slated for release in the summer of 2010.”

Keep in mind the salaries listed above do not include fight bonuses, sponsorships, percentages and other unofficial payments. It also does not include deductions for expenses such as insurance, taxes, etc.

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Keep in mind the salaries listed above do not include fight bonuses, sponsorships, percentages and other unofficial payments. It also does not include deductions for expenses such as insurance, taxes, etc.

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Kimbo Slice post fight press conference

Forrest Griffin — $250,000 ($150,000 to show, $100,000 to win)
Tito Ortiz — $250,000
Griffin defeated Ortiz via split decision

Josh Koscheck — $106,000 ($53,000 to show, $53,000 to win)
Anthony Johnson — $17,000
Koscheck defeated Johnson via submission (rear naked choke) in round two

Paulo Thiago — $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Jacob Volkmann — $6,000
Thiago defeated Volkmann via unanimous decision

Amir Sadollah — $30,000 ($15,000 to show, $15,000 to win)
Phil Baroni — $25,000
Sadollah defeated Baroni via unanimous decision

Antonio Rogerio Nogueira — $100,000 ($70,000 to show, $30,000 to win)
Luis Arthur Cane — $19,000
Nogueira defeated Cane via technical knockout (strikes) in round one

Ben Saunders — $20,000 ($10,000 to show, $10,000 to win)
Marcus Davis — $27,000
Saunders defeated Davis via knockout in round one

Kendall Grove — $44,000 ($22,000 to show, $22,000 to win)
Jake Rosholt — $15,000
Grove defeated Rosholt via submission (triangle choke) in round one

Brian Foster — $12,000 ($6,000 to show, $6,000 to win)
Brock Larson — $25,000
Foster defeated Larson via submission (strikes) in round one

Caol Uno — $20,000
Fabricio Camoes — $10,000
Uno battled Camoes to a majority draw

George Sotiropoulos — $20,000 ($10,000 to show, $10,000 to win)
Jason Dent — $8,000
Sotiropoulos defeated Dent via submission (armbar) in round two

Keep in mind the salaries listed above do not include fight bonuses, sponsorships, percentages and other unofficial payments. It also does not include deductions for expenses such as insurance, taxes, etc.

[Credit: MMA Mania]

Paperwork filed by Linda McMahon in Connecticut for her 2010 Senate reveal that her and Vince McMahon have upwards of $500 million in assets. Linda has donated over $3 million of McMahon money to the campaign, making her an “instant player” in the Senate race.