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Last updated July 23, 2008 5:21 p.m. PT

People in the News: Will Smith tops Hollywood pay list

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Will Smith was named Hollywood's No. 1 moneymaker last year by Forbes magazine in a new ranking. The "Hancock" star earned $80 million.

The other top five earning actors were Johnny Depp at No. 2, with $72 million, Eddie Murphy and Mike Meyers tied for No. 3 with $55 million and Leonardo DiCaprio at $45 million.

The top-earning female was Cameron Diaz, raking in $50 million last year. "Atonement" star Keira Knightley drew $32 million, while Jennifer Aniston garnered $27 million.

Forbes noted that generally men make twice as much money as women.

As for media personalities, Oprah Winfrey humbles Hollywood's upper crust with $275 million.

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    A close friend reported that Locklear is rejuvenated after her monthlong break and her recovery is a "work in progress."

    "Heather's feeling really great," the friend said. "And she looks beautiful, just radiant."

    During her stay at the Arizona treatment center, the 46 year-old actor remained under doctors' care, received spa treatments and enjoyed horseback riding. Her boyfriend, Jack Wagner, went to visit her twice.

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    Locklear's former husband, Bon Jovi rocker Richie Sambora, took care of their 10 year-old daughter, Ava.

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    "The audience will now allow us to do even crazier stuff," McKay said. "And that's really all we're looking for in our careers."

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