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On Wednesday (Dec.18), The Root reported that Trinity Rodman—the daughter of Dennis Rodman—went on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast to discuss the complicated relationship she had with her father. Read more…
Dennis Rodman Responds to Trinity Rodman’s Deadbeat Dad Allegations Read More »
This is why there is no sports show quite like “Inside the NBA.” The hosts of the show say whatever’s on their mind, whether it’s relating to the NBA or anything else going on in the world. Read more…
Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball is in his fourth season in the NBA, which means he should know how to properly conduct himself with the media. On Saturday, after his team defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 115-114, the young star forgot his media training and used an anti-gay slur during his post-game interview. Read more…
Social Media Reacts to NBA Star LaMelo Ball’s $100,000 Fine for Using an Anti-Gay Slur Read More »
With the NBA in full swing, one of the most discussed topics this year is Bronny James. Whether he makes a simple bounce pass or has a great reaction to a play on the court, Bronny’srelationship with his father LeBron James is constantly being discussed in sports circles. Read more…
Black Athletes Whose Children Followed in Their Footsteps Read More »
Some of our posts include links to retailers. If you buy something from clicking on one, G/O Media may earn a commission. Because editorial staff is independent of commerce, affiliate linking does not influence our editorial content. Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown made headlines in 2023 after signing a massive five-year, $304 million contract extension.
How Famous Black Athletes Like Jaylen Brown, Lebron Are Driving Black Wealth Read More »
With the Paris 2024 Olympics coming to an end, it feels like a good time to look at some of the richest Black athletes in the world, as most of them on this list will be participating in these upcoming summer games. Read more…
The 28 Richest Black Athletes in the World in 2024 Read More »
Track and field fans were glued to their televisions this week for what was arguably the most exciting 9.79 seconds of the 2024 Summer Games so far. Noah Lyles secured a gold medal for the USA on August 4 in the men’s 100-meter final, edging out silver medalist Kishane Thompson from Jamaica by just five-thousandths
