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Shaquille O’Neal is taking the blame for his failed marriage to Shaunie O’Neal, saying that “it was all me.”
Sydney Carter, assistant women’s basketball coach at Texas A&M, stands up for herself after being slammed for what she wore during a game.
Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya, owner of the NBA Golden State Warriors, publicly apologized after saying “nobody cares” about Uyghur genocide.
Joe Biden said that Megan Rapinoe “represents” America’s best despite anthem kneeling. He ignored a pro-U.S. Olympic wrestler.
Bill Rhoden shared his thoughts about the American Flags at the opening ceremony of the Olympics and how it reminded him of the Capitol riots.
Former NBA coach Jeff Van Gundy claims the NBA is too soft and points a finger at the players faking injuries including LeBron James.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz fired back at Jimmy Kimmel after the TV host calls him names on his late night show.
NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre surprised President Trump on a Town Hall where the two discussed whether fans want politics in pro sports.
SME Steel Contractors just gave up its NBA suite, blasting the Utah Jazz for kneeling during the national anthem and supporting BLM.
The San Antonio Spurs’ coach Gregg Popovich just said you’re “just ignorant” if you don’t understand the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement.
The NBA and MLB’s Boston Red Sox are the first in pro sports to unveil massive Black Lives Matters murals, much to the dismay of fans.
When Enes Kanter retires from the NBA, his sports career may not be over. In fact, he is considering a lucrative WWE deal.
Ben Affleck discusses his movie “The Way Back”, addiction, and how his Christian faith is helping to make him whole again in a powerful new interview.
Celebrities are speaking out to mourn the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who died yesterday in a helicopter crash at the age of 41.
Lori Loughlin is struggling not to “obsess” about her case and future after Toby MacFarlane got the longest sentence yet in the college admissions scandal.
NBA star forward LeBron James, days after taking sides with communist China, chose to SCREAM during the National Anthem on Lakers’ Opening Night.
Shaq’s pro-America and pro-Democracy message stands in stark contrast to Lebron James’ and Charles Barkley’s views on the NBA China controversy.
