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The sports card hobby has attracted its share of high-profile collectors in recent years, but few have a background in investing quite like Kevin O’Leary. Long before getting involved with cards, he was already collecting everything from watches to guitars, with a strong interest in alternative assets.

Kevin Hart got some dinner and a show during a night out in New York City with his wife, Eniko Hart.

Kevin O’Leary just backed an $11 million baseball card sale and wants 5% of his portfolio in collectibles, but the strategy that works for a billionaire may quietly wreck a retirement account.

Popularly known as Mr. Wonderful, Kevin O’Leary has lived up to his nickname, taking a profit-driven and unsentimental approach to business and his investments. That’s why some people might question one of his latest interests: collectibles. O’Leary has invested millions of dollars in watches and sports memorabilia. These investments might sound less like Wall Street…

Kevin Zegers, Paul Gross and Milla Jovovich are the latest actors to join the cast of the Crave/HBO Max hockey romance series. Zegers will play Coach Brandon Wiebe, the rookie coach of Ilya Rozanov’s new Ottawa hockey team. Jovovich will play Dr. Galina Molchalina, Ilya’s Russian therapist.

Turtle Beach just unveiled what might be the most eye-catching third-party controller in the growing Nintendo Switch 2 accessory market. Revealed during Gamescom celebrations, the new Rematch Wireless RGB Controller is built around Fortnite’s iconic Kevin the Cube, and the result is a genuinely striking piece of hardware.

‘Elijah Peel’ actor tells Fox News Digital how Florida delivered ‘acceptance,’ new connections and filmmaking opportunities after he left California.

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The “Elijah Peel” actor tells Fox News Digital Hollywood blacklists people with conservative or Christian views, comparing the behavior to “seventh grade mean girls.”