When the NBA first announced that it was coming back, some players were worried resumed play would take away the focus from social justice matters. LeBron James and other players are making sure that is not the case.
The Nike LeBron 17 is still currently dropping sick colorways, but when LeBron James finally touches the court in Orlando, he will probably be wearing his new signature sneaker.
Here's the full list of winners at the 2020 BET Awards, which was hosted by Amanda Seales and aired virtually on Sunday (June 28) on CBS & BET.
James & Carter's company signed a two-year deal with ABC Studios to develop scripted series for the Disney-owned property.
Knowing that his iconic status can help get people to pay attention to the matter at hand, LeBron James is properly using his platform to help enact the kind of change desperately needed to save our democracy.
LeBron James is not shutting up and dribbling no time soon.
Drew Brees f*cked up. The New Orleans Saints quarterback has apologized after his tone-deaf answer to how he'd feel if NFL players were to kneel in protest before games in lieu of the unrest currently occurring across the nation, and the globe.
If you're out here using the protests to boost your social media status, WE SEE YOU.
Paul Pierce definitely has something against LeBron James.
Still, LeBron knows the dangers that are still awaiting outside and won't dismiss the science like some orange hued people. "This is a pandemic that we have no idea, we can’t control it...We’re going to listen to people in the hierarchy that’s been following this pandemic, following the numbers, following the data.”
The Last Dance might be over, but there is another spicy sports documentary on the way.
The FS1 sports host has made the Los Angeles Lakers star a target of his unnecessary criticism over his activism in times past.
