Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... JJ Barea literally got chosen out of the crowd to coach his hometown team. He was spending the summer of 2017 in Mayagüez, where he grew up on the west coast ...

KJ Apa's alter ego, Mr. Fantasy, just released his first song. (Photo illustration: Julia Meslener/Yahoo News; photos: iamtherealmrfantasy/TikTok, Stephane Cardinale/Corbis via Getty Images) Who is Mr ...

2011 NBA Finals hero J.J. Barea has earned his first spot on an NBA sideline since ending his playing career. Shortly before retiring from a 14-year NBA career in 2019, point guard J.J. Barea moved ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... As David Adelman begins to sculpt his bench, he’s hiring one of Denver’s own. Rodney Billups and J.J. Barea will join the Nuggets’ coaching staff next season ...

DENVER (KDVR) — The front of the Denver Nuggets‘ bench will look different this upcoming season, with an NBA champion as the new assistant coach behind head coach David Adelman. The Nuggets have been ...

The Denver Nuggets reportedly agreed to terms with a well-known guard on the second day of free agency, although he will wear a suit and tie on game days instead of a jersey. According to ESPN, former ...

Think JJ Barea can’t dunk? Think again. In this video, we reveal rare footage that proves he can get up—plus 9 other forgotten NBA dunks that deserve way more attention. From unexpected players to ...

Robert Brian Taylor is a Pittsburgh-based writer, editor, and critic. He is Collider's lead training editor and also contributes as a features editor and staff writer. For the site, he's interviewed a ...

TIFF: Despite its occasional missteps, "Mr. K" succeeds as an homage to Franz Kafka, with a great performance by Glover. “Every human being is a universe within themselves floating about in eternal ...

Exclusive: The cult-favorite character actor gets a leading-man showcase in Tallulah H. Schwab's surreal tale of a man who can't escape a hotel. Here’s part of the synopsis courtesy of TIFF: “The ...

This classic line from The Karate Kid is ingrained in our minds as the epitome of cinematic martial arts lessons. It captures the elfin broken English of Mr. Miyagi in all his humble and quirky charm.

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