Los Angeles Lakers shined in the 1980s with Pat Riley as coach, and now one of the team's biggest stars, Magic Johnson, reveals details behind their success.

The new indie from co-writer-directors Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden keenly evokes a Bay Area of the 1980s, a settling that undergirds a quartet of comic vignettes.

The 'Daughter Slave' moniker emerges as a reflection of the complex narratives surrounding the franchise, particularly in relation to its cultural and social impact. For instance, during the 1980s, ...

Athletes strive to be the greatest at their craft, no matter what sport is being played. Here are the 20 Greatest Leaders in ...

LeBron James’ versatility has never been more on display than this season as he’s played whatever role — and position — the ...

Caitlin Clark was a box-office attraction during her college career at Iowa, and she carried that popularity into her rookie ...

There was no shortage of bad blood between the 1980s Celtics and Lakers. Here's more on key storylines from Episode 5 of Max's 'Celtics City' docuseries.

When the Lakers and Warriors face off, it’s not just about winning or losing; it’s an exhibition of contrasting styles. The Lakers, characterized by their inward-focused offensive approach, rely ...

Former NBA star discredits Pat Riley's legacy and Heat Culture by claiming that his success was a result of having great ...