Klay Thompson is entering the final year of his contract with the Dallas Mavericks, and Miami has quickly become the team ...
Nov. 7, 1991, seemed like it would be a typical practice day for the Los Angeles Lakers. The season had just started, and the Lakers were trying to defend their Western Conference title, hoping to ...
Magic Johnson, the NBA legend, has turned into a popular spokesperson for surviving healthily for decades with an HIV diagnosis. While Magic Johnson took an early retirement in 1991 when he was only ...
According to Earvin “Magic” Johnson, his decision to endorce OraQuick, the first FDA-approved home HIV test, comes from what he knows personally about the factors endangering at-risk African American ...
Gerald Wilkins knows the league would have been harsher about an HIV-infected player wanting to play had it been someone else ...
Jerry West was the general manager of the Los Angeles Lakers when Magic Johnson shocked the world with his retirement in 1991. The Showtime Lakers superstar chose to step away from the game after ...
The short film, produced by Oscar-nominated writer and ‘Fellow Travelers’ creator Ron Nyswaner, also features Thuso Mbedu. The UNAIDS project premiered Monday at a United Nations assembly in New York.
LOS ANGELES – December 3, 2007 – In conjunction with World AIDS Day, Cookie Johnson, the wife of Earvin “Magic” Johnson, and Abbott are bringing the “I Stand With Magic” program to Los Angeles to ...
The film, called "The Announcement," is collaboration between the sports network and NBA Entertainment. By Erin Carlson More than 20 years after Magic Johnson held a press conference to announce he ...
Donald Sterling, the embattled owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, ripped Magic Johnson in an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Sterling’s first since the NBA banned him and initiated steps to ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As world leaders convened Monday at United Nations headquarters in New York to kick off this year’s general assembly, they were ...