Chuck Schumer, Tim Walz, Bill DeBlasio, all the rich and powerful people in the room, himself included, and Kamala, of course. Advertisement The miserable left media was apoplectic at Trump’s jokes.

Then finally, perhaps, there was once a way in which rich people — yes, rich men, primarily — were granted a special zone of transgression, a space to commit sins like adultery and get away ...

A Reddit user with a $250,000 annual income is unhappy with his work-life balance. But can he quit the rat race?

There’s a persistent cultural narrative that something is inherently wrong with rich people. From the New Testament’s warning about how hard it is for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God ...

There are three broad spirits in which American television portrays the rich: aspiration, judgment and reassurance. The aspirational spirit makes you want to have what they have, the judgmental spirit ...

“It’s better to be rich than poor, it really is,” Simmons said in an upcoming episode of the podcast. “And if you’re a miserable f---, it’s still better to be a rich, miserable f ...

Gene Simmons said that it's better to be "rich" and "miserable" in an upcoming podcast episode on Ultimate Classic Rock. This declaration comes after the KISS bassist defended charging more than ...

The opposite is true here, too — if you are miserable earning $100,000 per year, $500,000 isn’t going to suddenly make you a happy person. ... you’d still be a happy person if you’re rich.

A poor person never gave me a job." READ MORE: You Can Be Gene Simmons' Roadie for $12,495 a Day Sure, that logic applies in part to his career with Kiss, but for Simmons, it goes further than that.