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Sam Hodde/Getty ImagesEven Monty Williams was reportedly shocked by the Detroit Pistons' decision to fire him with $65 million remaining on his contract on Wednesday. According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, "Williams was certainly blindsided today by the timing of his dismissal." Wojnarowski also initially reported Detroit decided to fire the coach and absorb the remaining money on his contract. The timing is notable, as the Pistons now have to conduct a coaching search while they also prepare for the looming NBA draft and free agency.

Today, Leonardo Del Vecchio leads a pretty charmed life, but it didn't start out that way. Unlike many of the wealthiest people in the world, he didn't inherit his fortune and grow it. When Leonardo was five months old, his dad died. His mom was poor and struggled to take care of him so she abandoned him to an orphanage when he was seven. When he was 14, he got a job at a factory in order to make enough money to survive.

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Leonardo DiCaprio’s latest film Killers of the Flower Moon is based on a 2017 book of the same name that tells the horrifying true story of how Osage Indians were systematically murdered in the 1920s for land and oil.  But Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond and her husband Ladd's family have a surprising connection to this film, as their land in Pawhuska, Oklahoma – which now spans a size of almost half of Rhode Island at almost 680 square miles – was the scene for many of those murders.