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Now, as Roundball Rock returns, John Tesh, who composed the iconic theme, is releasing a whole dang album. The six-time Emmy Award-winning and two-time Grammy-nominated composer, broadcaster, and musician announced Sports, his first album of all-original music in over 20 years.
When Luka Doncic decides to leave the court for good, the Los Angeles Lakers star might have a career in comedy after a video with The Backstreet Boys went viral. Doncic made a hilarious appearance in Backstreet Boys’ Brian Littrell’s video. The group is performing a Vegas residency at The Sphere for their Into the Millennium Tour throughout the summer. Doncic, who is 6’6, towers over Littrell, who stands at 5’8, pulled up backstage to chat with singers. In the video, Littrell found a solution to talk to Doncic at eye level when the singer knelt on a tall table in order to speak to Doncic. Alongside Littrell, the group that began in 1993 also features Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, AJ McLean, and Kevin Richardson. This is the group’s first tour since the DNA World Tour, which ran from 2019 to 2023. Rich and Tone Talauega, who are best known as Rich + Tone, have been with the band as choreographers and creative directors since the beginning of their careers are also choreographing the Into the Millennium Tour.
“I mean, it was a long road to get there,” Rich said to The Post, speaking on the group’s first show of the tour, which began on July 11. “We started developing this at the end of last year, going into the new year.” “Just the venue itself was exciting. To know that we were gonna work with the Boys and actually put the first pop boy band in the Sphere for the very first time. So from so many different perspectives and angles, man, it was really, really exciting to see it open,” Rich reflected.
On July 25, a new single titled “Damage Control” dropped under the Culture Jam project—a platform that merges NBA talent with hip-hop artists. The track features Wale and Pusha T, and while Edwards isn’t listed as a vocalist, he’s credited as co-producer of the single. He helped push the release on social media, appeared in early promotional clips, and played a direct role in the collaboration’s launch.
Jeff Teague on Kendrick Lamar selling out two nights in Toronto: Two nights. I mean, fans are fans. But to sell out two nights in Toronto when Drake is there… That's tough. Drake is Toronto.
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Gelo performing “Tweaker” with his brother Lonzo Ball at the #BETAwards pre-show 🗣️ pic.twitter.com/vrjbcEfHkx
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Shaquille O’Neal on mosh pitting as DJ Diesel: “Trust me, it's not safe. I go out there, whole 30,000 coming to have to hold them people up. Q. Was there ever one that actually made you nervous? Shaq: Yes, because one time I had a little girl that similar to my work wife's size and she was just hugging me, but everybody was coming and she fell. So now she's on the ground and stepping on. So now I got to get violent… Now I got to throw a couple elbows. So I had an incident in Germany where the girl got messed up and I had to take her to the hospital. She was okay.”
Eric Woodyard: The #Pistons continue to have their pulse on Detroit’s hip-hop and music scene. On March 25th, they’ll begin selling a limited-edition merchandise collab and bobblehead with Detroit rapper @BigSean as a part of Big Sean Night vs. the Spurs at 7 p.m. at Little Caesars Arena. 🔥 pic.x.com/RWpbpo1V7q
LiAngelo Ball's building quite the roster of big-name rap collabs ... first Lil Wayne, now GloRilla!! Gelo's brother, Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo, gave fans a sneak peek of the middle Ball's upcoming music video on his Instagram story on Tuesday ... which shows Glo -- one of the hottest female rappers out right now -- on camera with the "Tweaker" artist. This will be Gelo's second single since his debut song ... which reached No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and reportedly generated almost $640k.
NBA 2K: Ball out to @LiAngeloBall 's "Tweaker" for Season 5 in NBA 2K 🔥
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LiAngelo Ball wants to collab with NBA YoungBoy
LiAngelo Ball is looking to capitalize off his newfound success in the music industry ... telling TMZ Sports he wants to drop a project with NBA YoungBoy!! We caught up with the baller-turned-rapper at LAX on Thursday ... just hours after Ball dropped a music video for his viral debut song, "Tweaker."
Gelo -- who signed a multimillion-dollar contract with Def Jam -- has been getting looks from a ton of names in the rap game who want to work with him in the booth ... but when we asked him who's at the top of his own list, he's got one name in mind. "I know before I'm done with this s***, I gotta get a tape with YoungBoy," Gelo said. "Like a collab tape."
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