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Beal also has plans to train to be a polling assistant and wants to work at Capital One Arena on Nov. 3. "I definitely want to make my vote count this year. Especially, after seeing how we are as a world in the last four years, it's been horrible."
The American Cancer Society recently hosted a virtual live streaming event called “Share the Light,” where celebrities gathered to celebrate the spirit of cancer survivors and bring awareness to their needs, especially during the coronavirus pandemic.
James & Carter's company signed a two-year deal with ABC Studios to develop scripted series for the Disney-owned property.
Despite having some of the most heated rivalries on the basketball court, Draymond Green has nothing but the utmost respect for LeBron James. So much so, that the Golden State Warriors power forward wants to see the Los Angeles Lakers power forward pursue a position in a much higher office. Yup, Green wants to see […]
If you follow Gilbert Arenas, you know he lives up to IG handle "No. Chill. Gill." Well, in a stunning move, Arenas seems to be atoning for his trolling ways.
The Brooklyn Nets star also speaks on the returning NBA season and how he appreciates the passionate response to George Floyd's murder.
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.
Prescott wants to improve police training and address systematic racism via education and advocacy.
It seems social distancing goes out the window when The Money Team is in town. One government official is not feeling the vibes to say the very least.
Former basketball player Gilbert Arenas recalls a story when a less fortunate man helped him win the $300,000 lottery. Agent 0 went on Instagram to explain the story