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NBA’s All-Star Weekend is the class of all star events when it comes to professional sports. The weekend kicks off Friday, February 15th with the annual Sprint NBA All-Star Celebrity Game.

In an issue that will feature LeBron James and Dr. Dre on the cover, ESPN The Magazine’s “The Music Issue” will celebrate the marriage between pro athletes and musicians.

LeBron James and Dr. Dre team up to cover the latest issue of ESPN: The Magazine. 

Last night’s Super Bowl was one of the most peculiar and surreal contests in the game’s history.

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock finally made good on his bet with Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. 

After the Dallas Mavericks’ NBDL affiliate Texas Legends reached out to Allen Iverson in an attempt to lure the former star back into the NBA, the iconic basketball player has respectfully declined the offer.

Beyoncé’s dominance on both the music charts and onstage should not be undervalued. Looking ahead to the former Destiny’s Child lead singer’s Super Bowl XLVII headlining halftime performance, fans should expect another tightly choreographed set from one of music’s best live performers.

Those of you who believe Allen Iverson deserves one final shot at the NBA may have your prayers answered very soon.

Let us set the scene for you. During a timeout of the Miami Heat/Detroit Pistons game, Fifty-year-old computer technician Michael Drysch from McHenry, Ill. was chosen to shoot a hook shot from half-court at a chance to win $75,000. 

Is this why we can’t have nice things? Evander Kane of the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets shaved “YMCMB” initials into his head, playboy.

Has there ever been a more polarizing player in the NBA than Kobe Bryant? The dichotomy is evident in the All-Star guard’s current predicament. At 34 years-old he’s technically in the twilight of his career but is nevertheless playing at an insanely elite level. However, his L.A. Lakers squad is playing like a bunch of […]

If you know anything about sports, just know that the kids are alright.