Vince Carter: Last News

Here’s some M&A for your Tuesday: Gersh has acquired You First, a leading global sports and entertainment agency.

It’s “Over” between Drake and DeMar DeRozan. The Canadian rapper, who was on the receiving end of a high-profile loss in a beef with Kendrick Lamar earlier this year, is still seething at the former Toronto Raptor, and he made that abundantly clear Saturday. In a contest between the Raptors, whom Drake has an ownership stake in, and DeRozan’s Sacramento Kings, the “Certified Lover Boy” was anything but.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer “NBA 2K25” is set for a Sept. 6 launch with a special edition cover that will feature athletes from both the NBA and WNBA for the first time in the 2K franchise’s history.

Charles Barkley‘s television broadcast career is coming to an end.

On the verge of a likely seismic change in the NBA broadcast carriage, one of the most recognizable faces of basketball TV coverage over the past two decades, Charles Barkley, is calling it a career.

EXCLUSIVE: Sean Menard (299 Queen Street West) has been set to direct the docuseries The Sneaker Boom, on basketball shoe marketing of the ’90s, for RTG Features, the the sister studio to basketball-focused media company Slam. RTG Features CEO Aron Phillips is among the producers of the project, which Sean Menard Productions is co-producing.

Jack Harlow is confirming a serious rumour.

ESPN+ made some news Tuesday during Disney’s upfront presentation when Peyton Manning and Eli Manning took the stage and said the streamer’s Places franchise is growing.

While Peyton Manning will be seen in a new Michelob Ultra Super Bowl commercial during the big game on Sunday, he was also shooting another commercial on Thursday, sporting a very familiar look.The 45-year-old former NFL quarterback was spotted channeling Michael J. Fox's Marty McFly alongside NBA great Vince Carter while filming a new commercial.While it's unclear what the commercial is for, both Manning and Carter, also 45, were spotted getting out of a DeLorean just like the one used in the 1985 classic movie.

Celebrities and fans have paid tribute to basketball legend Kobe Bryant on the second anniversary of his death.The NBA star was tragically killed in a helicopter crash on 26 January 2020, along with his teenage daughter Gianna.The Bryant family, his fans, friends and colleagues are still in mourning for the star athlete, and social media has today been flooded with tributes.Leading the tributes was Donda rapper Kanye West, who shared a black-and-white photograph to Instagram of the pair laughing together and captioned it simply: ‘Miss you family’.Actor Jamie Foxx, who was a close friend of Bryant’s, shared a snap of the sunset and tagged Bryant’s Instagram handle along with a series of praying hand emojis.Bryant’s widow and the mother of 13-year-old Gigi, Vanessa, shared a sweet family photo taken at a Lakers game, with the athlete holding their young daughter and kissing his wife; she captioned it simply ’81’.Bryant’s former Lakers team-mates and other basketball stars joined in the tributes, sharing their memories and messages of support for his family, with Danilo Gallinari writing: ‘After two years, it still doesn’t feel real.

Screen Media announced today the acquisition of all rights to the documentary film Vince Carter: Legacy, which will premiere on the Crackle Plus Networks as an original title in October.