Carmelo Anthony’s Ex-Wife La La Speaks Candidly About Her Favorite S** Positions (VIDEO)

 

Lala Anthony and Kelly Rowland are clearly the best of friends that speak openly and honestly about whatever is on their mind.

Just this week, the two women were on Instagram Live in front of thousands of people talking about an assortment of topics when the conversation shifted to which s-xual position they preferred.

“Hit it from the back, or missionary?”

LaLa likes it from behind.

LaLa went on to state how much she likes a man to show public displays of affection or is a closet freak.

“I’m a cancer and we’re super affectionate and I definitely love when someone isn’t afraid to show their affection and love no matter who’s around.”

Here’s that video:

 

Kristaps Porzingis Likely to Miss Eastern Conference Finals Due to Calf Injury

 

Kristaps Porzingis (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images)
Boston Celtics have received a huge blow as their star center, Kristaps Porzingis, is unlikely to return for the start of the Eastern Conference Finals due to a calf injury. Porzingis sustained a right calf strain during Game 4 of the Celtics’ first-round series against the Miami Heat. The injury sidelined him for the subsequent five-game conference semifinal series victory over Cleveland.

 

 

Porzingis joined the Celtics last summer in a three-team trade. While lofty aspirations surrounded them in his trade, he suffered a non-contact injury.

The NBA star’s presence on the court is crucial for the Celtics’ championship aspirations, as evidenced by his performance in the opening-round series against the Heat. The Celtics hero averaged 12 points and five rebounds in four games to halt the Heat’s supremacy.

Nevertheless, there is a glimmer of hope for Celtics fans as Porzingis has steadily progressed in his recovery. The Celtics center was recently captured working out with Celtics coaches. Meanwhile, optimism also abounds that he may be able to return at some point during the series.

Who will replace Kristaps Porzingis?

In Kristaps Porzingis’ absence, the Boston Celtics have leaned heavily on veteran center Al Horford to anchor their lineup. Throughout the regular season, Horford stepped up whenever various Celtics players were sidelined due to injury or rest.

Horford’s contribution to the team’s success was evident in the series-clinching win over Cleveland. With an impressive stat line of 22 points, 15 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 blocks, he proved his value on both ends of the court.

With him on the floor, Boston’s net rating has improved significantly by almost 16 points per 100 possessions, underscoring his impact on the team’s overall effectiveness.

Despite Horford’s stellar performances and the success the Celtics have achieved with him leading the charge, there remains a consensus among fans and analysts alike that the team will ultimately need Kristaps Porzingis back in action.

Kerith Burke (Photo Via Instagram)
Nothing can go wrong in the Bay Area if Kevon Looney is there. The Warriors star forward saved his team against the Bucks, but his heroics also occurred before the game.

During the live TV interview before the Warriors-Bucks game, Kerith Burke of NBC Sports was interviewing Looney on the sideline.

While Looney was discussing his team’s defense ahead of a game against Milwaukee, a basketball suddenly flew toward Burke’s head. Though the ball came from behind her head, she found herself caught off guard. Looney swiftly extended his arm to deflect the ball away, allowing Burke to avoid it.

After this heroic act, Burke expressed her gratitude by thanking Looney for saving her life. However, he continued to answer questions as if nothing had happened.

“Man, thank you for saving my life,” Burke said after Kevon saved her from the hit.

 

The incident left Burke laughing, and it ended up being a memorable moment during their interview. Following the interview, Looney kept his savior mode on and took the Warriors to win 104-93 against the Bucks.

However, his deeds came despite the absence of star player Stephen Curry, who was resting for the game.

Steve Kerr Hints A Tough Kevon Looney Rotation Decision

The Warriors have been performing exceptionally well, winning 14 out of their last 16 games following the trade for Jimmy Butler. This success is noteworthy, given they maintained considerable depth despite parting ways with four players in the trade.
Steve Kerr (Image Credit: X/@anthonyVslater)
This depth has only benefited with the development of second-year player Gui Santos and rookie center Quinten Post.

With the recent return of Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski anticipating a return soon, the Warriors are now likely to have 11 players who have all been valuable contributors. And now the rotation decisions are a bit complicated.

Head coach Steve Kerr acknowledges that carrying an 11-man rotation will be impossible as the urgency increases during the playoffs. He indicated that tough decisions will need to be made regarding player minutes.

Kevon Looney, whose minutes have been threatened as the team regains health, is of particular concern. Looney’s playing time fluctuated to just over six minutes in the game against the Knicks, largely due to Kerr opting for smaller lineups.

“I would hate to take anybody out of the rotation right now the way everyone is playing. But I’m probably going to have to,” Kerr recently said.

Although Looney has had a strong season, his offensive limitations may lead to his role being reduced in favor of more versatile players on the bench. Despite his diminished role, Looney may still play a critical part in the Warriors’ quest for playoff success due to his experience and reliability.

Iman Shumpert (Photo by Gary A. Vasquez/Imagn Images) and Teyana Taylor (Photo by Jarrad Henderson/USA TODAY)
Iman Shumpert has officially concluded the divorce proceedings with his wife, Teyana Taylor, marking the end of their seven-year marriage. The couple shares two daughters: Iman Tayla “Junie” Shumpert Jr., born in 2015, and Rue Rose Shumpert, welcomed in 2020. A Fulton County judge facilitated this mutual decision after Taylor filed for divorce in 2023, highlighting the sensitive nature of their separation.

Recently, the full terms of their divorce settlement surfaced on social media, revealing significant financial implications. On Tuesday, Taylor filed legal documents alleging that Shumpert contributed to negative media narratives misrepresenting their divorce. However, according to former NBA star Iman Shumpert’s attorney, Stephen C. Steele, in an interview with TMZ Sports, Shumpert insists that he never leaked any information about the details of his divorce.

“My client, Mr. Iman Shumpert, has never leaked any allegations or claims stated in any of the pleadings in the Taylor/Shumpert divorce case. Mr. Shumpert adamantly denies that he has provided any information to any media. Specifically, but without limitations, he denies that he leaked any information which may have served as the basis for the multiple news reports preceding the trial of this matter.“ Steele said to TMZ Sports.

Taylor requested a 20-day jail sentence and financial penalties for Shumpert. In response, Shumpert’s attorney, Steele, emphasized his client’s innocence and challenged the validity of Taylor’s claims.

Leaked Details Of Iman Shumpert And Teyana Taylor’s Divorce

Iman Shumpert and Teyana Taylor (Photos via USA Today)

 

Recent details shared on social media indicate that Taylor is set to acquire four properties valued at over $10 million and receive a significant seven-figure payout. In addition, she will receive luxury vehicles, including a $300,000 Maybach, a $70,000 Mercedes Sprinter, and a tour bus.

Notably, Taylor will retain full ownership of her business ventures. Meanwhile, Shumpert is required to pay $8,000 per month in child support and is also responsible for covering the private school tuition for their children. This settlement underscores the complexities involved in high-profile divorces.

NBA Baby Mama Brittany Renner Regrets Letting Men Use Her For S3x (VIDEO)

Brittany Renner has always presented herself as a woman who can and will do what she wants and has never been afraid to expose things about herself. Whether it’s a breakdown of her relationship with PJ Washington to motherhood, s**al freedom, and even the type of birth control she has been on.

 

 

 

Just recently, she opened up on a recent episode of the hit podcast, The Pregame Show, about “sitting in [her] sh*t” and learning to value herself after being used by so many men.

 

“I know what it’s like to be desired by men. I don’t know what it’s like to be valued by one. When people ask me, why hasn’t it worked out with anyone? Well, because I’ve never valued myself,” Renner said. “I’ve been running from myself for a very long time. And I’m no longer drinking it away, eating it away, sleeping it away, f**king it away. I’m sitting with my shit.”

She made it clear that she wouldn’t trade the wisdom she’s gained for a clean slate. She did have a message for younger women.

“I hate how I allowed myself to just be like used up by men, and that came from a lack of self-worth. I did not understand my value that I was born with. I didn’t. Again people look at s** differently, but s** is spiritual unification at the end of the day. I don’t care how you spin it.”

 

Renner added how disgusted she feels by some of the people she “gave [her] body to.”

“And people that I shared my body with, when I think about my list, it’s repulsive because they didn’t deserve it, but that was an outcome of me discounting my worth,” Renner said. “And it’s disgusting. I hate even having that spiritual tie in any type of way, but yeah I would absolutely change s**ally how I move around.”

“It doesn’t feel good knowing that you gave a sacred part of yourself to a man that looked at s** with you like taking a piss. It’s not fulfilling, it’s disgusting to think about, and I feel like I’ve beat myself up every single day for my decisions. And what people say about me online holds no candle to what I’ve told myself on a daily basis. I’ve bee called worse by better and that better being me.”

 

Years ago, Renner dropped a book called Judge This Cover which had transparent conversations around s**l freedom, motherhood, life and love. In Renner’s book, she also talked about seven celebrity men that she’s slept with. She made sure to use code names for the seven men she detailed.

 

Renner alleged former NFL QB Colin Kaepernick made her pay her own way when she visited him.

 

“Colin was the rebound dude after Casey. According to her, she broke up with Casey because he was treating her wrong, but if I remember correctly, she broke up with Casey to be with Colin.

“They first met in person while he was staying with white CiCi & her family (if you read any of the old threads, you’ll know who I’m talking about)

 

 

“She took an expensive Uber ride to their house to meet him. He told her that he had only slept with 25 gals in his lifetime & she said that was a lie.

“In true Colin form, he told her she had to pay for her own flights to see him. Convinced her that this was a test to gauge her true intentions and interest. Told her that if she was in it for the right reasons, she would save her money for flights.

“She was his best kept secret, he hid her away like a community whore, while she actually stayed with him for days & made his bed. Gave her forehead kisses before he left for practice.

 

“When it was time for her to catch her flight home, she asked when was she going to see him again. He said and she quoted “what I want to do and what I’m going to do are two different things. That’s all I’m going to say”. It went downhill from there.”

Adrien Broner (Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images)
Adrien Broner seems to always have his name buzzing out of the boxing ring rather than in it.

He came up this week after LA music executive Eugene Henley, also known as “Big U,” surrendered to federal agents amid allegations of leading a criminal enterprise linked to the Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips.

Henley faces accusations of murder, fraud, and other crimes.

The founder of Big U Enterprise is charged with conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act.

On Wednesday, social media was buzzing after 10 other alleged gang members and associates were arrested and charged with various federal crimes, including drug trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and firearms offenses.

This is when Adrien Broner had his name come up.

Although not arrested for anything, the famed boxer has been accused of taking money from NBA players.

Adrien Broner Tricked NBA Players In Rigged Dice Games to Take Millions

Adrien Broner (Image Credits: Getty Images)
Eugene Henley Jr. was one of 18 members of the Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips street gang charged in the latest RICO act.

The 58-year-old is accused of running a vast criminal operation like a mob boss, the complaint charges.

Also in that complaint was Adrien Broner allegedly cheating NBA players out of money.

Broner apparently cheated an NBA players out of $1.5 million through fixed dice games, and Big U wanted him assaulted because he had not checked in with him. He also wanted the money back on behalf of the unnamed cheated NBA players.

Broner allegedly used “teased” dice.

Adrien Broner is said to have cheated a current NBA all-star out of $1.5 million and a former NBA player out of $5 million.

Henley allegedly charged NBA players $100,000 to get their money back.

Mina Kimes (via Imagn Images)
Mina Kimes is one of the NFL analysts in the industry. She is currently an analyst at ESPN, which is considered one of, if not the top brand in sports media. Not only is she an on-air analyst, but she also hosts two podcasts.

Kimes has been with ESPN since 2014. She first joined the sports megabrand as a member of their magazine journalist team, and since then, she has worked her way up to the aforementioned podcasting gigs and the TV analyst gig as well.

However, it now seems that her job may be in a bit of jeopardy after some recent comments she made political comments at the expense of the Department of Defense when they removed and then restored a website that was a tribute to former baseball legend Jackie Robinson.

“So ESPN and others reported today that the Department of Defense amidst an ongoing effort to purge government mentions of diversity, equity and inclusion removed a website honoring Jackie Robinson’s military service. It has since been restored,” said Kimes.

Mina Kimes Under Fire Amid Heated Comments

Mina Kimes (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)

“Look, Jackie Robinson was known for many things but above all, first and foremost, it was his ongoing courage in the face of racial discrimination,” she said before adding, “In fact, in addition to crossing the color barrier in baseball, he served in a segregated unit in the army and in one instance refused to move to the back of the bus, was arrested and aquited. That matters.”

She finished off by saying, “history cannot be erased, it cannot be undone and it must be recognized to fully understand and recognize his legacy,” and fans are now calling for her to be fired after the heated comments.

“ESPN is woke, that is why I stopped watching,” said one user.

“Shut down woke ESPN,” added another.

“Fire her she hates half the country,” said one fan.

“She’s the prototypical DEI hire, get rid of her,” added another user.

While fans may be calling for her head right now, there is no evidence that ESPN is considering firing the analyst.

Hawk Tuah Girl and her imposters (Photos via Twitter)
We’ve seen it before, many, many times. Someone goes viral by pure happenstance, makes it big, and everyone tries to copy their success.

Haliey Welch, the latest internet sensation on account of her viral “Hawk Tuah” interview, is finding that out right now.

Welch’s popularity has grown exponentially since she coined the term during a random street interview that blew up online. And she’s getting paid handsomely for it.

The “Hawk Tuah” Girl might be here to stay as she’s retained Hollywood agents and is believed to be close to landing her own reality TV show.

She judged a bikini contest during a DAER event at the Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood, Florida, this week and, according to TMZ, made $30 K for the appearance.

 

“Clearly, Haliey’s still getting accustomed to the whole fame thing, even though the fee she received for her first celeb appearance would bring anyone to happy tears. Sources tell us she got around $30K for the gig,” the outlet reported.

Other Women Want In On The “Hawk Tuah”

Videos have been popping up online, with women trying to outdo Haliey and create a viral moment for themselves since she blew up.

You can check one out right below:

Doesn’t quite have ‘Hawk Tuah’ traction, and X/Twitter didn’t love it.

“Hawk Tuah girl was funny and unplanned this is just weird and gross,” a user wrote.

“Please stop making these clowns famous,” said another.

“Did she just call get her b***hole “toothless”?” a third asked.

“This is just gross,,,” someone remarked.

“This has increased the roaring hate in my heart,” another user wrote. 

“No, we’re done. It’s time to stop.” a comment read.

And if you thought that was bad, wait until you see the new “Spit on it” girl, who literally spit on people in her cringeworthy interview. It’s incredibly hard to watch.

A lot of what made “Hawk Tuah” a thing is the fact that it was completely spontaneous. It’s going to be hard recreating such a moment.

Hell, even Haliey would have a hard time.

Stephen A. Smith and Bronny James (Photos via ESPN and Imagn Images)
Social media is teeing off on ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith following his latest comments on Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James.

With LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves sidelined for Thursday night’s home game against the Milwaukee Bucks, the Lakers gave Bronny James an extended look with 30 minutes of action. LeBron’s son was up for the challenge, posting the best game of his career with 17 points, three rebounds and five assists in the 118-89 blowout loss.

For those unfamiliar, a public feud has emerged between Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James over the past few weeks.

At the Lakers’ Mar. 6 home game against the Knicks, LeBron confronted the polarizing ESPN analyst over comments made about Bronny. Back in January, Smith said Bronny is only in the NBA because of his father. Smith said he couldn’t repeat what was said during the conversation since it wasn’t appropriate for the “FCC airwaves.”

Well, Smith offered a much different opinion on Bronny James during Friday’s episode of “First Take.” The 57-year-old asked LeBron and his family if they were “listening,” before claiming, “I’ve always believed that this kid has the potential, once I watched him, to be in the NBA.”

And NBA fans destroyed Stephen A. Smith over his latest comments on Bronny.

“The cows aren’t ever coming home. 🤦🏾‍♂️ Just apologize and leave it alone,” one fan said.

“Gimme a break,” said another.

“Stephen A said LeBron was a bad father for having his son on the Lakers lol.. stop tryna change the issue,” quipped one fan.

“I’m convinced LeBron owns a piece of ESPN, going all the way back to “The Decision,” remarked a user.

“Clown back tracking like Prime in Atlanta 😹😹😹😹😹 Stand on what you said. Like a MAN,” said a fan.

Clown back tracking like Prime in Atlanta 😹😹😹😹😹

Stand on what you said. Like a MAN.

— Carmen (@Carmen_A_Jude) March 21, 2025

“this man would throw his own grandma under the bus one day and praise her as the patriarch of the family the next. anything for a little attention,” wrote a user.

Through his first 22 NBA contests, Bronny has averaged 2.3 points, 0.6 rebounds and 0.6 assists per game, though he’s only averaging 5.8 minutes per contest.

Stephen A. Smith Recently Signed A Lucrative Contract Extension With ESPN

Stephen A. Smith (Photo by Kirby Lee/Imagn Images)
Two weeks ago, news broke that Smith signed a lucrative five-year contract extension with ESPN worth $100 million. Smith’s current deal is set to expire later this year, and the new contract consists of a reduced working schedule and more freedom to discuss politics outside of ESPN.

Stephen A. Smith (Photos via Imagn Images)
A new alleged leak audio catches ESPN producer Ryan Bertrand making critical comments about one of the network’s marquee talents, Stephen A. Smith.

Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe claims that an anonymous source provided O’Keefe Media Group with an audio tape of Bertrand voicing disparaging remarks about Stephen A. Smith.

In the video, Bertrand says that Smith “plays the angry black man on TV.” Bertrand also slams Smith for going on Fox News to talk about Gaza, questioning what he knows about Gaza when he was “just talking about the Lakers three hours ago.”

Bertrand then says that ESPN staffers think the 57-year-old Stephen A. Smith is “crazy” and simply paid just “to create controversy.”

You can listen to the full audio tape below:

 

As noted by Awful Announcing, Ryan Bertrand has since deleted his LinkedIn account and made his X/Twitter account private. Neither ESPN, Bertrand or Smith have commented on the matter thus far.

Smith has been with the Worldwide Leader in Sports since 2003, where he continues to host the popular “First Take” program.

Stephen A. Smith Just Signed A New Contract With ESPN

Stephen A. Smith (Photos via Twitter and Imagn Images)
With Smith’s current contract set to expire later this year, he and ESPN moved quickly to reach an agreement on an extension. Smith signed a five-year pact worth $100 million, allowing him to work a reduced schedule while discussing politics on other networks outside of ESPN.

Smith is a polarizing sports media personality, but his $100 million deal shows just how much ESPN values him. He’s always been a ratings sensation for the network, and staffers like Bertrand not being fond of him doesn’t diminish his importance to ESPN.

Terry Bradshaw (Kirby Lee-Imagn Images)
Countless celebrities haven’t been shy in voicing their political views ever since Donald Trump began his first presidential campaign 10 years ago, but the great Terry Bradshaw is an exception.

Donald Trump has received his fair share of public support and/or political donations from prominent NFL figures. Hall of Fame quarterbacks Brett Favre, John Elway and Fran Tarkenton have all endorsed Trump in the past, with big-named NFLers like Nick Bosa, Gardner Minshew II and Harrison Butker also supporting the 78-year-old.

But the 76-year-old Terry Bradshaw has taken the neutral approach by keeping his political beliefs to himself. Love or hate that direction, Bradshaw and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes are playing it safe by not riling up many of their fans.

In a 2020 interview with Business Jet Traveler, Terry Bradshaw revealed that he used to be a Republican but has since become “a registered independent. Bradshaw also had a firm message for those critiquing his political party switch:

“I’ve been a Republican, but now I’m a registered independent. I don’t want to alienate anyone, and the minute you say, ‘I’m a Democrat’ or ‘I’m Republican,’ you’re kicking off the other side. I want the best person (in the White House), and I’ll pick the one who’s most like the way I feel.”

 

Other notable NFL figures who support Trump include Mike Ditka, Jay Cutler, Lawrence Taylor, Ottis Anderson and Mike Shula. Owners Jerry Jones (Dallas Cowboys), Stan Kroenke (Los Angeles Rams), Shad Khan (Jacksonville Jaguars), Woody Johnson (New York Jets), Robert Kraft (New England Patriots) and Jimmy Haslam (Cleveland Browns) have also donated to Trump’s presidential campaigns.

Terry Bradshaw Set To Return For Another Year With Fox Sports

Terry Bradshaw (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
The Pittsburgh Steelers icon and four-time Super Bowl champion joined Fox Sports as an NFL analyst in 1994 and has remained with the network ever since.

Bradshaw’s longtime colleague, Jimmy Johnson, announced his retirement from broadcasting earlier this month. Ahead of Super Bowl 59, Bradshaw said he’d ideally like to continue working until Super Bowl 2029 when he’ll be 80 years of age.

Super Bowl 2029 is when Fox will next broadcast the Super Bowl under the NFL’s rotation. The network aired Super Bowl 57 and Super Bowl 59, both between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.