What Celebs Earn--here's a hint: it's a lot more than us

Kevin Winter/Getty ImagesParade magazine's annual "What People Earn" issue just came out and here are a few jarring facts we've discovered:

1) Just because people make fun of you a lot and your only skill is interviewing celebrities and other wannabe celebrities, it doesn't mean you can't make yourself rich and famous (Ryan Seacrest, $12 million).

2) The Olsen twins had better watch their backs-there's a new girl in town (Miley Cyrus, $18.2 million vs. Mary-Kate Olsen's 17 million).

3) Everything Oprah touches turns to gold, even annoying people who give bad advice (Dr. Phil, $90 million).

4) Some stars get a lot of press coverage, but their wallets are still reasonably slim (Scarlett Johansson, $6 million).

5) Even a dog can make millions. Seriously, what gives. (Leona Helmsley's pooch, $12 million).



Other big money makers:
Oprah Winfrey: $260 million
 Tiger Woods: $115 million
 Steven Spielberg: $110 million
 Dr. Phil McGraw: $90 million
 50 Cent: $33 million
 Gisele Bundchen: $33 million
 Miley Cyrus: $18.2 million
 Mary-Kate Olsen: $17 million
 Ryan Seacrest: $12 million
 Trouble (Leona Helmsley's dog): $12 million
 Eli Manning: $11.5 million
 Katherine Heigl: $11 million
 Jeff Foxworthy: $10 million
 Jessica Alba: $9 million
 Mariska Hargitay: $7 million
 Carrie Underwood: $7 million
 Scarlett Johansson: $5 million. [Us]