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Celebrities scammed by Madoff By Bankrate.com Investing » Celebrities Scammed By Madoff Five years after start of the financial crisis, thousands of individual investors , pension funds, corporations and universities who lost big in Bernie Madoff's $50 billion Ponzi scheme are still reeling from the losses . We take a look at Madoff's celebrity client list, some of whom are still facing significant financial challenges as a result of Madoff's fraud. While not all amounts have been disclosed, here are 10 of the biggest celebrities that were hit. Read more: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/investing/celebrities-scammed-by-madoff-1.aspx#ixzz2iV3USCm8 Follow us: @Bankrate on Twitter | Bankrate on Facebook

By Alan Duke , CNN updated 11:24 AM EDT, Thu September 12, 2013 STORY HIGHLIGHTS NEW: "I really feel like I let y'all down," Mr. Cee says NEW: " I have been in denial about his for a very long time," he says Drag queen video includes recording of an encounter purportedly with Mr. Cee "He is clearly facing a personal dilemma," Hot 97 general manager says (CNN) -- Radio personality Mr. Cee quit his job at New York's Hot 97 Wednesday amid a controversy involving an alleged car ride with a drag queen. "I really feel like I let y'all down," Mr. Cee, whose real name is Calvin Lebrun, said in an interview on the station Thursday. The veteran hip-hop DJ's last show was Wednesday afternoon, according to a statement from the station. "Due to some personal circumstances that have become public, after 20 years of service, Mr. Cee has chosen to resign," Hot 97 General Manager Alexandra Camero

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