Highest Earning Couple: Jay-Z & Beyonce

Forbes released it's highest earning Hollywood couple last year 2009.

1. Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z ($122 million)

2. Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart ($69 million)

3. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie ($55 million)

4. Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith ($48 million)

5. David and Victoria Beckham ($46 million)

6. Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi ($36 million)

7. Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson ($35.5 million)

8. Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy ($34 million)

9. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes ($33.5 million)

10. Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow ($33 million)

Mary J. Blige Punched Husband @ Party

Mary J. Blige punched husband Kendu Isaacs in the face at her record release party at club M2 Tuesday night.

The singer slugged Isaacs, drawing blood, after she thought he was flirting with a waitress.

"She turned to him and was screaming, 'You're not going to ruin my night,' " our witness says. "They got up in each other's faces before someone tried to separate them, at which point she shoved the guy aside, pulled back and popped [Isaacs] in the face."

The source said Blige, Isaacs and their entourage were whisked through a door to the attached club Pink, which was closed. Our witness relates, "She was yelling at him, 'What are you gonna do, Chris Brown me?' Four of her bodyguards and two of the club's kept them apart."

Isaacs was kicked out.

Blige went to the bathroom to fix her hair and makeup, but soon fled, creating an uncomfortable scene for partygoers Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Busta Rhymes.

Her rep said only, "People lie and don't know what they're talking about."

Tiger Woods is not the only one who blew big bucks with his image-busting cheating spree.

His losses are chump change compared with the up to $12 billion that the scandal has cost shareholders of his big-money sponsors like Nike, AT&T and Gatorade, a study revealed Monday.

"Total shareholder losses may exceed several decades' worth of Tiger Woods' personal endorsement income," said study author Victor Stango, a professor at the University of California Davis.

The study compared the stock prices of nine Woods sponsors with competitors and the overall market after the scandal erupted last month.

Investors in the three sports-related companies - video gamemaker Electronic Arts, Gatorade and Nike - fared the worst, experiencing a 4.3% drop in stock value.

On the other hand, Accenture, a global management consulting firm, experienced no measurable ill effects from Woods' fall from grace.