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Kobe Bryant was seen here, right after the destruction of the Rockets, in this cream Gucci ensemble. We think he looks “aight’”. He met up with his family right after this picture was taken.

Pop it to see the stars at last night’s Laker’s Game plus Vanessa and Kobe’s little girls Continue »

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Looks like LeBron James is the “King” of the NBA this year…He was named MVP last night, and beat that shady Kobe Bryant by a “landslide” Continue »

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Kobe is known for many things on and off the court; his ball handling skills are ridiculous, his ‘love’ for the ladies is legendary and now he can add bitchassness to his roster of talents. Flip the script for more Continue »

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Kobe and Vanessa Bryant are appalled at the vicious allegations their ex-housekeeper has made about their treatment of her, and they had a little something to say, via their legal counsel, about it:

Kobe and Vanessa Bryant are striking back at the maid who accused Vanessa of various abuse on the job — including an alleged incident where the maid was forced to stick her hand into a bag of dog crap. Continue »

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Don’t let the good looks fool you, Vanessa Bryant is a wheffa, through and through. She’s been calling the help all types of ignant sh*t, and as a result the help’s suing her and Kobe:

Kobe Bryant and his wife Vanessa are being sued by their former housekeeper, who claims Vanessa was incredibly abusive — even demanding that she put her hand in a bag of dog feces to retrieve a tag from her blouse. Continue »

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Kobe and his Latin piece Vanessa attended the Third Annual Jay-Z and Lebron James “Two Kings” Dinner and After Party last night. Hova was there with his wifey, Beyonce. Both couples looked stunning, we gotta admit. Still, we must ask…

What Couple Looked More Bangin??

More pictures below of Tamia, Gabrielle, Jeezy, Lebron, his B.M. Savannah,  and more… Continue »

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Diddy fled the scene of a party when the NYPD attempted to give him the old pat down Continue »

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Nevermind Kobe’s lanky ass and focus on his wife, Vanessa.  Do you think she is stuntin’ on them hoes in this get up, or not so much??

A couple more pics of Kobe and Vanessa as they exited Ago Restaurant in Hollyweird. Continue »

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Jim Brown shared his thoughts on MJ and Kobe:

The way Brown sees it, many of today’s athletes are simply in it for the money and celebrity, refusing to accept responsibility for having a huge impact on the culture around them. And he’s not afraid of naming names. “Athletes need to represent more than that just getting a big contract and lots of endorsements,” he says. “Take Michael Jordan. To me, he’s full of bull. He’s hiding his true self. All he cares about is getting ahead, being popular and enjoying the wealth of this country. Same with Kobe Bryant. For them, it’s all about making money and doing all the commercials.” Brown expects more from today’s athletes. After all, he walked the walk. When Muhammad Ali was stripped of his heavyweight title and threatened with jail time for refusing to register for the draft during the Vietnam War, it was Brown and Boston Celtics star Bill Russell who led a contingent of black athletes who offered Ali their support. “Sports is detrimental to the development of culture if all you’re willing to do is enjoy the fruits of this country,” he says. “You’ve got to reinvest in the culture, not just exploit it. Today people just want non-combative heroes, who smile and say all the right things. That’s fine, but that doesn’t mean you have to play the fool and shake your butt just because you caught a pass for a touchdown.”

Although we have always loved MJ, and ‘no comment’ on Kobe, those two guys have been almost non-existent when it comes to real issues facing Black America.

The Question of the Day is: Are athletes like MJ and Kobe responsible for investing in a positive future for Black America solely based on the fact that they are successful athletes?

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