in the press earlier this year when it was revealed he spent $4,600 per day in IAC funds on personal travel during 2009. (It isn't cheap to hop from place to place aboard a $45 million Bombardier BD-700.) And he spent more than $200 million on the world's largest sailing vessel, the 300-foot-long Eos, which features a crew of nine as well as and two chefs. From 2000-2010, he was the second best-paid executive at a public company, right behind Oracle chief Larry Ellison.

What is less talked about is how Diller's perks affect the pay of his minions. Our tipster, with his or her access to company books, calculates that the company could have doled out raises if Diller had be willing to cut back on the fringeof the Passion: the Agony in the garden (Matthew 26: 36-46; Mark 14: 32-42; Luke 22: 39-46), the Arrest of Jesus (Matthew 26: 47-56; Mark 14: 43-52; Luke 22: 47-53; John 18: 1-11), the Crucifixion (Matthew 27: 32-50; Mark 15: 22-39; Luke 23: 33-46; John 19: 17-30). The cycle ends with the Resurrection of Christ (Matthew 28: 1-8) on the entrance wall. Each panel of the stories has a corresponding false drape in the lower section with the enterprises of Sixtus IV. The series of Pontiffs ran along all the walls of the Chapel starting from that of the altar, in the centre of which could be seen Christ and the first pope Peter, as well as Linus and Cletus. The four figures were lost when Michelangelo, by