The music mogul - who judges `Britain`s Got Talent` and `The X Factor` in the UK and `American Idol` and `America`s Got Talent` in the US - has topped a list of Prime Time TV`s Top Earning Men compiled by respected financial publication Forbes magazine. Real estate mogul and `The Apprentice` star Donald Trump came in second place after banking $50 million in the period June 1 2008 to June 1 2009, with `American Idol` presenter Ryan Seacrest in third place with earnings of $38 million. Ryan`s earnings were generated from his hosting duties, radio show and production on programmes including `Keeping Up With The Kardashians` but does not include the three-year $45 million deal Ryan signed this summer with 19 Entertainment as it will count towards his earnings next year. Making up the rest of the top five were `Two And A Half Men` actor Charlie Sheen, who made $21 million and earns a reported $800,000 per episode of the sit-com, and `The Office` actor Steve Carrell, who has`also starred in a number of movies this year, including `Get Smart` with Anne Hathaway.