Neon Hollywood tracks the structure of modern fame-and-fortune: catalog economies that outpace their authors, internet celebrities whose audiences scale faster than their bankrolls, athletes whose post-court holdings dwarf their on-court paychecks. Where Forbes summarizes, we decompose. Where tabloids speculate, we cite. Where competitors recycle each other’s estimates, we re-aggregate.
We publish quarterly. Every issue ships with a curated front page of new and updated reporting; the underlying database keeps moving between issues as our research cycles refresh the figures.
We read every source we can find for each subject, synthesize, and arrive at our own estimate. Our work is documented at our methodology page.