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Media Moguls' Salaries Going Up Once Again…

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Curious to hear which media moguls made mad money in the past couple of years?

Here are some recent yearly total compensation stats from the highest paid moguls in the entertainment industry:

-Disney's Bob Iger earned $28 million total in 2010

-Viacom's Philippe Dauman earned $84.5 million total in 2010

-CBS' Les Moonves earned $43.2 million in 2009

-News Corp's Rupert Murdoch earned $22.7 million in 2010

Certainly, there are some moguls who have taken paycuts for the sake of their companies, but the big guys here seem to be doing quite well for themselves…especially Philippe!

$84.5 million?!?!?!? It's good to be the President/CEO of Viacom!

What do U think of these salaries? Do U think these media moguls are getting paid what they deserve?

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Bachelor In Paradise's One-Sided Contestant Contract EXPOSED -- So What Rights Have The Stars Signed Away?

Producers for Bachelor nation's many shows pretty much own the souls of the contestants involved.

No, really. On Wednesday, CNN exposed SEVERAL troubling components which made up the season four contract for Bachelor In Paradise. It seems these documents allow those in charge of the show to edit and distort footage to fit a narrative they'd like.

This news isn't PARTICULARLY shocking as we've all seen Lifetime's UnReal at this point. LOLz!

Anywho, according to the news outlet, participants who sign this contract give producers "the right to change, add to, take from, edit, translate, reformat or reprocess... in any manner [they] may determine in its sole discretion." To make matters worse, those involved understand their "actions and the actions of others displayed in the Series may be disparaging, defamatory, embarrassing or of an otherwise unfavorable nature and may expose me to public ridicule, humiliation, or condemnation." Oof.

Entertainment attorney Nicole Page summed it up perfectly as she explained: