Will Smith and Mark Wahlberg Offered $1 Million to Fight Each Other [Vote for a Winner]

Will Smith and Mark Wahlberg have both boxed on the big screen, and now they're being asked to reprise their roles for a real-life match-up. Damon Feldman of Hollywood Boxing Federation, formerly called Celebrity Boxing Federation, told RadarOnline.com the organization will offer $1 million each if the stars will jump into the ring in 2011.

"This will be a great opportunity for both stars to fight in the Super Bowl of Hollywood boxing and to donate millions to their favorite charities," Feldman says.

Smith played Muhammad Ali in 2001's 'Ali.' Wahlberg's 'The Fighter,' about the story of Massachusetts boxer Mickey Ward, is currently in theaters. According to Radar, both actors trained with professional boxers for the films.

"I really think that this would be a huge event and great way for them to donate to their favorite charities," Feldman says. "We don't think these two are going to rip each others heads off. We're just hoping they get into the ring and have a little fun duking it out."

Still no word on a response from Marky Mark or the Fresh Prince. While 'Ali' has been out for ages and some of us have yet to catch the awesome-looking 'The Fighter,' we'll provide both trailers to give you a fair shake at voting for the hypothetical winner.

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Zooey Deschanel Sues Steve Madden For $2 Million

Zooey Deschanel may seem like a free spirit on screen, but the actress is anything but carefree when it comes to her money.

The '500 Days of Summer' star is suing trendy shoe company Steve Madden, claiming that they never made good on a $2 million endorsement deal she inked this summer.

According to Us Weekly, after the papers were filed, Madden insisted that retailers wouldn't cough up enough cash to support the deal, forcing them to renegotiate for $1.5 million.

Although the renegotiation cut her fee by half a million dollars, it seems Madden had other plans. The suit filed by Deschanel claims that the company chose to pay her even less, giving her a total of $0.

Deschanel asserts that in addition to the agreed upon $1.5 million, her contract with Madden entitled her to a portion of the profits from sales if the campaign was a success.

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