Forbes Top 40
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The Forbes Top 40 was an annual list of 40 highest-paid entertainers compiled and published by Forbes magazine from 1987 until 1998. In the next year, 1999, they created Forbes Celebrity 100. The list was published every September, compiled by using the income of performers over two years to overcome the year-to-year volatility of a performer's income.
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Forbes Top 40
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Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey, perennial individuals in the Top 10, have the most appearances with 12 and 10 respectively. Spielberg topped the list three times and Winfrey two .
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The Rolling Stone were the music band with most appearances , as well the most for non-American entertainers. The Beatles attained the highest ranks for non-Americans.
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Michael Jackson and Madonna, were the perennial solo music performers of the Top 10, with 8 and 5 appearances respectively.
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Bill Cosby , Charles Schulz and David Copperfield composed the rest of perennials Top 10 entertainers.
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Michael Jackson in 1988.jpg
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David Copperfield in 1999.jpg
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Steven Spielberg 1999 .jpg
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The Forbes Top 40 was an annual list of 40 highest-paid entertainers compiled and published by Forbes magazine from 1987 until 1998. In the next year, 1999, they created Forbes Celebrity 100. The list was published every September, compiled by using the income of performers over two years to overcome the year-to-year volatility of a performer's income. Forbes representatives said that those individual are "more than entertainers, they are businesses", declaring: "Not only do they create wealth for the entertainment industry and their business sponsors, they create wealth for the nation in exportable merchandize in the form of TV programming, motion pictures, and videocassette and music recordings".
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