lebron james
- MoviesCassandra Negley
LeBron James in talks to produce 'Friday the 13th' reboot
First he wore the famous mask while driving, now he'll produce the movie.
- MusicMeghan DeMaria
Drake finally opens up on feud with Kanye and Pusha T, calls secret son 'a beautiful boy'
The rapper appears on LeBron James's HBO show to reveal the source of the very public beef and share some thoughts on his son, Adonis.
- TVVariety
LeBron James, Elizabeth Banks to Produce Basketball Drama in the Works at NBC
LeBron James and Elizabeth Banks are teaming up to executive produce a drama series titled “Hoops” currently in development at NBC, Variety has learned. In the one-hour series, after years on the road as both a star player and coach in the WNBA, Stevie Decker jumps at the chance to return to her alma mater to become […]
- TVTaryn Ryder
'Fox & Friends,' Donald Trump Jr. offer ways to 'fix' Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad
A guest on "Fox & Friends" argues that instead of picking Colin Kaepernick for the face of its new campaign, Nike should have "put Jesus on there.”
EntertainmentGeorge BackOdell Beckham Jr. and LeBron James discuss double standard for black athletes
The two megastars think their actions would be judged differently if they were white celebrity athletes.
- EntertainmentVariety
CBS Orders Competition Series 'Million Dollar Mile' From Producer LeBron James
Contestants will have the chance to win $1 million every time they run the Million Dollar Mile.
- TVLee Moran
LeBron James Trolls Fox News' Laura Ingraham With New Docu-Series Title
Fox News' Laura Ingraham took some heat last February for instructing NBA
- EntertainmentLee Moran
Dan Rather Unloads On Donald Trump Over 'Racist' Attack On LeBron James
Veteran journalist Dan Rather unleashed a blistering attack on President
TVKyle MossMagic Johnson’s comical response to LaVar Ball question on ‘Kimmel’
On “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” Magic Johnson was pressed on who made calls before LeBron James was signed to the Los Angeles Lakers.
- EntertainmentMashable
Lebron James says if social media negativity is bothersome, you should delete it
Lebron James turns off his social media accounts before the playoffs begin each year, largely because it's a toxic place for celebrities. Public backlash after the late-game mistakes by his teammates in Game 1 of the finals proves James' point, as the criticism and memes have dominated the Twitterverse and other social media. While acknowledging the merits of social media in rapidly sharing news and events, James said at a Saturday news conference that it also often results in a barrage of negativity and rash reactions. "If you're a celebrity, then you realize it's actually really bad for you," James said. SEE ALSO: Predictably, LeBron's frustration at J.R. Smith's mistake is now a meme James, who has played in some 1,400 NBA games, called Thursday's loss one his "toughest" ever when, after some questionable calls by referees, point guard George Hill then missed a free throw with less than five seconds left (which would have given the Cavs the lead). Cavs guard J.R. Smith then gave the team new life, grabbing an offensive rebound, but after evading a seven-foot block-shocking defender in front of him, failed to put up a shot before time expired. Smith may not have realized the game was still tied, and now says that he's not even quite sure anymore what transpired in those few, dramatic moments. The game went to overtime, the Cavs lost, and the opposing coach, Steve Kerr, admitted the defending champion Warriors "got lucky." Too soon? I hate this but it’s too funny #kingjames #lebronjames #lebron #jrsmith #cavs #warriors #stephcurry #nba #nbafinals #meme #memes #lol #funny #haha #dankmemes #comedy #score #henny #jr #hillaryclinton #trump #maga pic.twitter.com/pWrpH8cCt8 — Phillip Wesson (@rikkjamesB) June 1, 2018 James said the rapid-fire criticism athletes like Smith receive is largely coming from ignorant critics whose primary objective is to disparage. "Like, if you really pay attention, there's people out there that really try to tear you down," said James." "You have to realize that, one, you don't know who they are. Two, they don't know what they're talking about. Three, they've never stepped in your shoes or been in the light to understand what it means to have to perform or whatever the case may be." And if this rampant criticism can't be ignored, James recommends that his teammates — or perhaps anyone, really — ditch social media. "If you're a part of it and it bothers you, then you probably should just delete it off your phone," said James. When James entered the league in 2003, he noted that it took a while for public criticism, or that from media, to reach a player. Today, it hits right away. WATCH: Does cannabis kill brain cells?
CelebrityRobert KesslerBang Bang Tells the Stories Behind His Favorite Celebrity Tattoos
Bang Bang and Rihanna (Photo: Instagram) If you don’t recognize Bang Bang by name, you’re most certainly familiar with his work. These days you can’t swing a hair extension on a red carpet without hitting one of Bang Bang’s tattoos. Bang Bang — who gets his name from the gun tattoos on either side of his neck — has inked everyone from Rihanna to Katy Perry to LeBron James. In celebration of the release of his book, Bang Bang: My Life in Ink, Yahoo Celebrity sat down with the tattoo artist to the stars to get the backstories behind some of the world’s most famous tattoos.
