As previously reported, Kendrick Lamar’s latest single “i” appears in the NBA on TNT intro for the 2014-2015 season.
Maybach Music Group rapper Wale has another fresh gig on his resume besides “MC” and “sneakerhead.” Today (Oct. 29), the NBA’s Washington Wizards announced that the “Nike Boots” rapper will be the team’s “creative liason” for the new season.
French clothing brand Pigalle are back again with a new assortment of goods via their basketball collection. RSVP Gallery, a famed Chicago-based boutique and carrier of the brand, styled pieces in a lookbook, featuring Denver Nuggets forward Wilson Chandler.
The new NBA season starts tomorrow (Oct. 28) and part of the kick off festivities include performances by Kendrick Lamar, T.I. and Aloe Blacc across the nation.
Steve Nash injured his back way worse than Los Angeles Lakers fans ever imagined. Tonight (Oct. 23), the Lakers announced that Nash will miss the entire 2014-2014 NBA season.
One entity that is fan of Kendrick Lamar’s “i” single is the NBA. So much so that the Compton rapper’s tune will be featured in new video spots to promote the 2014-15 NBA regular season.
Kevin Durant, one of the NBA’s biggest stars and the reigning MVP, will likely not step foot on the parquet until sometime in December. The cause is a “Jones fracture,” a broken bone at the base of his small toe.
A new NBA season is right around the corner and Common is helping get fans excited. The Chicago rapper’s voice is heard in a new spot called “Roll Call.”
LeBron James debuted his latest signature shoe, the Nike LeBron 12, this past Monday. However, besides chatter about the wild looks of the sneaker, the topic of discussion also trended towards King James’ seemingly magical hair growth.
Whether you champion for Bobby Shmurda or not is of no consequence, because his catchy breakout hit “Hot Ni**a” is still impacting culture. Proof could be seen via Team USA’s celebration after defeating Serbia in a 129-92 win, thus taking the gold in the FIBA World Cup.
Damian Lillard may not have made the U.S. national basketball team, but he’s still raking in the wins. The Portland Trailblazers guard graces the cover of NBA Live 15.
The Toronto Raptors are loyal. Reportedly, the NBA offered to drop the $25,000 fine it levied on the Raptors for tampering over comments Drake made to Kevin Durant if the team stripped the rapper of his global ambassador title.
