Earlier this week, NBA superstar LeBron James took over Hollywood in a big way -- along with two dozen celebrities including Chris Tucker and Chris Brown, hundreds of school children, a marching band, fans, giveaways and basketball courts galore. The LA visit was the last stop in a 10-city tour promoting LeBron's new film "More Than A Game," in addition to the release of his seventh shoe from Nike. In this video, we talk to James, some of his fans and rappers Common and Omarion.
Check out the video after the jump.
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10-01-2009 @ 11:29PM
Giles said...
Meanwhile AuntieAngry, back at the ranch, I hope LeBron combines versions of his grumpy old man, but while healthy backs, with versions of his other three characters, for better balance: Three more pretty boy bashing grumpy old men, three who are still healthy enough to get in done! Grumpy old men of the world unite! You have nothing to lose but the earrings of the pretty boys!
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10-02-2009 @ 12:10AM
kevincharh said...
LBJ IS THE BEST EVER IF YOU DONT BELIVE IT JUST GO WATCH HIM LIVE "AMAZING" THATS ALL I CAN SAY GO 23 WIN ONE FOR CLEVELAND
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10-02-2009 @ 12:01PM
Michael gifford said...
ah yes...a biopic dedicated to adding to the considerable ego already in place... he thinks he's original...that his story has never been told, about someone young getting stardom very early in life and then getting distracted by it...
this is a guy who took KG's signature chalk throwing and co-opted it as if it was his own, he takes the title from a Phil Jackson book for his movie as if he and his producers have an original take on basketball...
nothing but the "King" trying to get more on the witness bandwagon...just wait till he dumps Cleveland if he doesn't get a ring this year...all of Cleveland will feel "betrayed" by the person whose self admitted first goal is to be the first black billionair...not get a championship, not make history in basketball, not be known as someone like Robinson, or Mutumbo who are known for their charitable efforts but to be the first black billionair...
I'm not questioning that he does/doesn't do charitiable work...I'm sure he does...I'm not questioning that he does/doesn't work hard at basketball, yes, he does and he excels...I'm only stating that MONEY is the god for him...and don't be surprised when he leaves Cleveland for more money and then the endorsements a ring can bring...
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10-02-2009 @ 2:44PM
Giles said...
Former player turned coach turned broadcaster John Kerr used to cough every time Jordan played with chalk/rosin in front of him. It is Jordan James is copying, but, of course, KG may have gotten it from someone else, Jordan wasn`t the first either. James will NOT get more money anywhere else. He will get the same money. The same endorsements, like he already has, the same max contract. If he leaves Cleveland, money won`t be the issue. Friends deserting/backstabbing him in Ohio is unlikely, but could happen. That would be a reason to leave. A lover who likes warm winters is unlikely, his main options for lovers are in Ohio, but could happen. That would be a reason to leave. Jordan was expected to return to New York. Never happened. Didn`t leave Chicago until the gambling scandal and death of his father. I would bet against a gamblin scandal for James. I hope his family will be okay. He will probably at least keep a summer home in Akron and/or Cleveland. His summer camp is in San Diego, but precisely because there is no team there, not other nba stars to compete with for the best students. Most likely reason to leave would be to team with Ming Yao, Dwight Howard, Kobe Bryant, Dwayne Wade, whomever, trying to win ball games, not money. Even if he puts cash first, I`m sure he wants to win, too. He can have both, and I`m sure intends to have plenty of both. If he made info available and the media didn`t want it, we wouldn`t see it, so odds are the media begged him for info, hoping THEY could make money on it, not him begging them.
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