The creator surprises LeBron James with a unique pair of custom-designed shoes.

If you earn a salary, you’re a chump. The real way you should be making money is to make one piece of art and then sit back ...

If you’re worried about the possibility of LeBron retiring from basketball, the good news is you can hoop like King James any time with his signature Nike sneakers. The NBA legend's shoes run ...

Another shopper compared them to the previous gen LeBron shoe. “Thought I wouldn’t see an upgrade from the 21s, but that’s exactly what I got. The saddle on these shoes gives an extra layer ...

Nike is selling Lebron XXII “What the Currency” Basketball Shoes for only $121. The list price of the sneakers is $200, so buyers are saving 39%. Available sizes (at time of publication ...

Miller, 23, has always been a LeBron James fan. To the point that she wears a version of his shoes to work every day. Her job happens to be assistant equipment manager for the Memphis Grizzlies.

Lakers forward LeBron James is listed as probable to play with a groin injury. However, do not expect to see him play in the same pair of Nike shoes on the court that he has already worn before.

WASHINGTON — LeBron James wore one black Nike basketball ... wore the same colored shoes in the second half. “I didn’t play well in the first half, and I’m very superstitious so I took ...

Well, today must be super special because Shoe Carnival is selling Men’s Nike Lebron Witness VIII Basketball Shoes for as low as $60. The list price of the shoes is $110, and Nike is selling ...

achieving this milestone while wearing special 'Bryce's World' Nike LeBron 22 sneakers. The design of these shoes is inspired by his youngest son, Bryce, who will be joining the Arizona Wildcats ...

LeBron James. “She's one of the all-time greatest, and she will leave her mark on the game of basketball the moment she ties those shoes up and throws them over the pole line. It’s been an honor.

The trio has also dominated the basketball narrative for the past 15 years—or 21 in the case of LeBron James ... “It’s gotta be the shoes,” Spike Lee’s Mars Blackmon famously espoused ...