| Normally what a person makes is a private matter, unless the person is being paid out of the money that is earned through the collection of taxes on the populace. I.e., school teachers and people who are employed by school systems salaries and wages in the U.S. are normally available to the public, but that might not always be the case depending on the laws in an individual state.
Concerning an entertainer, whether or not that sort of information is available would depend on whether the entertainer and the legal representative of the entertainer would allow that sort of information to be published and available in any fashion.
Unless the information is wanted for some legal reason, I doubt that the IRS is going to be giving it out to anyone as to what someone earns. | 
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