Kobe Bryant, The Cancer

Yes he’s a future hall-of-famer. And yes, he is arguably the best player to have ever played in the NBA; some analysts place Kobe Bryant above Michael Jordan on the list of the NBA’s greatest players of all time. Questioning Bryant’s talent and accomplishments is ignorant; numbers never lie. His capabilities shouldn’t be the Laker’s concern, but the effects his presence has [&hellip

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The NFL Does Not Support Homosexuality

From David Kopay to Kwame Harris, homosexual NFL players have waited until retirement to come-out. Is football the worse sport for an athlete to come-out in? Roger Goodell holds the key to their freedom but neglects to use it.   “I don’t do the gay guys man,” San Francisco 49er Chris Culliver tells Artie Lange during media day at Super [&hellip

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Russ And J.R. Smith: Brothers From Another Mother (And Father)

Through the first three rounds of the Big Dance, Russ Smith has been tap dancing around defenses like Gregory Hines at the Apollo. Smith has a common name, but he does not have a common game. Not much about Smith is generic. Besides, he’s more commonly known as “Buckets by Russ” or Russdiculous. When Peyton Siva committed his second foul [&hellip

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Venus and Serena, ‘The Truth behind the Legends’

“Venus and Serena: The Truth behind the Legends,” follows tennis legends Venus and Serena on and off the court over the course of a year. This isn’t the first time the sisters are letting fans into their personal lives, but it is the first time their lives will be displayed on screens in theaters around the world. The film includes interviews with [&hellip

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ESPN the Body Issue: Too Much Eye Candy

Have you ever wondered what Tyson Chandler looks like naked? How about Stephen Jackson? It’s okay; neither have I. ESPN’s the Body Issue is an annual magazine that glorifies the perfect physiques of athletes we envy and admire. According to the magazine, “It’s okay to stare. That’s what The Body Issue is here for. Each year, we stop to admire the [&hellip

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