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June 25 marks the 20th anniversary of Jay Z's Reasonable Doubt. Widely recognized as one of Hov's best albums, a pop-up shop in Los Angeles will honor the amazing album.
When sports columnist Bill Simmons debuted his new HBO Series, Any Given Wednesday, this week, Ben Affleck's rant was pretty eventful, but Barkley didn't let him steal all the shine. Charles Barkley has always been critical of LeBron James and even though he's got three rings, he's still not in Barkley's top five NBA players of all time.
LeBron James was brutally honest at the Cleveland Cavaliers parade.
This year is shaping up to be a great one for Black actors. From films that have already hit the big screen to the ones yet to drop, we took the time to round-up this 2016's movies featuring your favorite Black actors.
LeBron James has revealed that he plans on remaining in Cleveland because he is truly happy with where he is in his career.
According to the Securities Exchange Commission, the U.S. government has frozen the assets of investment advisor Ash Narayan. Narayan is an NFL Players Association-approved advisor to some big names not only in the NFL, but the MLB, too.
Derek Jeter's The Players' Tribune has made major strides since its birth in 2014 to bring forth the strongest quality content in terms of athletes reflecting on their thoughts. Though the medium houses such as Steve Nash as a senior producer and Blake Griffin as a senior editor, Jeter may have just landed his strongest contributor to date: President Obama.
You know how Cleveland just won its first professional sports championship in over half a century? Well, Republicans are here to ruin the victorious vibe.
By now we've all seen LeBron James Jr. running up and down the court of his elementary school just destroying the competition. And by the looks of it, colleges are starting to take notice, too.
Although ESPN's annual Body Issue set to hit newsstands on July 8, we've finally got a sneak peek at the premiere athletes that are taking over the pages this year.
Upon reentering the world after this year's social media blackout, LeBron James took straight to Instagram to let the haters know he heard all of the criticism, but he still prevailed.
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