Tyler, the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt and Domo hit up David Letterman last night to perform "Rusty" from Tyler's latest album, Wolf. Excellent choreography. 

Did Tim Pernetti create a “Keep Tim Pernetti” Twitter account? By the way, two Rutgers players came

This wasn't a slam dunk contest; it was a slam dunk showcase for Detroit's Doug Anderson.

Mark Cuban recently said he'd draft Brittney Griner if she were available in the second round. The very thought of Griner even playing for the Mavericks' summer league team drove conversation about whether Griner would be able to hold her

Part of the theory in developing prisons is to remove criminals from society, partly as punishment, partly to remove criminals from the ability to commit crimes and/or illegal substances. Of course, there are many theories on prisons. Very few of

In an editorial for CNN.com, former ESP

Coming to us from an undisclosed location in the South, Black Rob is getting ready to drop some new music. He's got a follow-up to Life Story planned as well as his first mixtape, which he declares will also be his last because

Andrew Wiggins is a taciturn high school phenom, but his talent spoke for itself during Wednesday’s McDonald’s All-American game. Wiggins tallied a team-high 19 points for the East. On Tuesday, he launched a vicious, 360 degree, betwe

Lil Wayne just dropped I Am Not A Human Being II. The album is a glaring example of what happens to a great artist when they run out of things to say. The two overarching themes of IANAHB2 can basically be summed up thusly: &ldq

Athletes have always been easy targets for burglars. Last month, New York Giants defensive tackle Shaun Rogers was foolish enoug

Damian Lillard has taken flight several times this season, but the rookie point guard appears ready to take off career-wise. He set the three-point record for rookies during Portland's loss to Utah on Monday, surpassing Stephen Curry's ma

April 4, 1988 – An effortlessly graceful athlete with strength, speed and an amazing touch, Danny Manning performed in the 1988 NCAA Championship game as if he was born for the moment.  He would score

Shame on the players and any parents who knew what was going on at Rutgers.

And if you don’t think some players told their parents about the horrors going on at basketball practice, you’re naive.