When it comes to scoring and guarding, Paul George knows the playbook. Now, the NBA superstar is bringing that same flair to an unexpected yet undeniably sweet collaboration: a partnership with Kinder Chocolate.
May 17 marked a major milestone for founder and CEO Ebonie Ward. The grand opening of 11th & Co.’s new headquarters, 550 RMG, in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward brought out some of the city’s most influential figures in entertainment, media, and tech for a celebration of a new creative hub for black entrepreneurs.
Last weekend, Complex once again proved why it remains the definitive platform for global youth culture, sports, and music lifestyle by curating an unforgettable lineup of events during basketball’s biggest weekend in the Bay. From exclusive conversations with sports icons to the unveiling of an innovative art collaboration, Complex seamlessly merged sports, culture, and lifestyle, delivering moments that captivated audiences and pushed the conversation forward.
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I had the pleasure of attending the Los Angeles Clippers game against the Chicago Bulls at the brand-new Intuit Dome in Inglewood, CA. While the Clippers came up short in a competitive game against the Bulls, the energy in the arena and the incredible amenities made the night unforgettable.
A photographic art case showcasing the intersectionality between sports and fashion featuring notable NBA and WNBA stars curated by photographer and creative director Dominique Oliveto.
As we reminisced over the NBA playoffs, we embraced the excitement and waved goodbye to the Sunday Scaries with the launch of BSB Whiskey, a collaboration between WES Brands and Jamie Foxx. BSB, with its tantalizing blend of cinnamon spice and brown sugar sweetness, came packaged in a striking matte black bottle, proudly sporting a glowing “BSB” chenille letter patch.
Stephen Curry: Underrated is a sports documentary that will be coming our way soon in case you’re a fan of Steph Curry, an NBA All-Star with a nine-year career. The film focuses on the NBA star’s underrated skills and the journey to success.
Peter Nicks, who is in charge behind the scenes, is joined by Ryan Coogler, Erick Peyton, Sean Havey, Ben Cotner and Marissa Torres Ericson in assuming production duties. Emily Osborne, Sev Ohanian, and Zinzi Coogler are respectively, executive producers and executive producers on the project.
Based on the synopsis of the sports documentary, the four-time NBA champ is described as a young man who is going through a “coming of age” phase. It will use cinema verité, archival footage, and on-camera interviews to tell the story of the player, demonstrating how he came from a small town called Davidson, North Carolina, as an “undersized college player” and how he eventually became a basketball superstar. Aside from that, we also get to see how Curry manages his life on and off the court.
We recently caught up with the NBA star as he talks about the documentary along with his impact among Gen Z basketball fans.
Official synopsis below:
The film is a “coming-of-age story” about Curry and his rise to NBA fame. The famous basketball player attended a small college, Davidson College, in the small town of Davidson, North Carolina. The real-life tale is told through cinéma vérité, archival footage and on camera interviews, per Apple TV+. And while of course there’s massive success on the court, the doc will also show Curry’s life off the court as he has to keep a balance between his career and his personal life.
NBA Playoffs are taking over the court Hennessy is there to help make the game even better.
This past weekend, American Express & NBA 2K brought an activation to the NYC streets of Soho.
“‘You can’t do it all,’ they said until you did.” Basketball dynamite Candace Parker provides a wide-open forum into her mind through BAND-AID Brand’s latest ad campaign.
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