As you definitely already know, Toronto hosted the annual NBA All-Star Weekend over the weekend. It truly did feature a bit of everything: celebrity parties, sneaker shops on streetcars, non-stop Drake, retirement party for a 37-year-old, Sting for some reason, the best dunk contest since Vince Carter, and a game with the same points
Whether you’re a basketball fan or not, it’s hard not to enjoy NBA All-Star weekend. From parties and exclusive events to the games and skills competitions, there’s plenty to do both on and off the court. So if you want to get the chance to see an NBA legend without paying an arm
John Oliver, in a segment about net neutrality, once quipped, “The only two words that promise more boredom in the English language are: ‘featuring Sting’.” He is, of course, correct. So why did you do this to us, NBA? Indeed, the 16-time Grammy winner who otherwise bears no relevance to
As the city gears up for hosting the NBA All-Star weekend – a weekend that will bring the biggest names in sports and entertainment to the city – Toronto cab drivers are preparing a show of their own. According to 680News, Toronto cab drivers are planning a city wide protest with the hopes
Yesterday, LeBron James proved – once again – that he makes just as big an impact off the court as he does on it. In a joint announcement with University of Akron president Scott Scarborough, the NBA star said that the LeBron James Foundation and the university would team up to
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