5Church Charlotte — which gained fame when celebrities ate there in droves during the 2012 Democratic National Convention — hosted arguably the hottest party of NBA All-Star Weekend: Lebron James’.
As part of an effort to expand its reach around the globe, the NBA is giving 27 influencers from eight countries the VIP treatment at various events in and around Charlotte during All-Star Weekend.
No one would have been able to argue, with a straight face, that the cast of characters shooting around before the 2019 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game on Friday night was a who’s who of household names.
Viral-video/Instagram star Famous Los (née Carlos Sanford, a Durham native and former college player) hopes to distinguish himself as a basketball star at the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in Charlotte.
Comedy review: Loud laughter reverberated through Belk Theater during the first of two stand-up shows that Dave Chappelle performed in Charlotte on Thursday night, on the eve of NBA All-Star Weekend.
Minutes after two-time Olympian Anthony Famiglietti and rescue dog Bailey met, the two became fast friends — literally: They ran a mile in 3 minutes and 59 seconds, which may be a new world record.
On Friday night — just six days after the death of his father — Mehmet Oz (aka Dr. Oz) will suit up as the second-oldest player on the roster for the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in Charlotte. He is 58.
Here’s something unique for the Charlotte running community: The inaugural Around the Crown 10K road race, which will shut down part of uptown’s Interstate 277 for about an hour this coming September.
In 2016, amid the Colin Kaepernick controversy, Anthony Hamilton said he needed a break from the national anthem. Here’s why the Charlotte singer agreed to come back to it for the NBA All-Star Game.
Concert review: Cher’s “Here We Go Again” tour came to Charlotte’s Spectrum Center, serving up a show that was heavy on spectacle but maybe a little bit light on showcasing Cher’s actual music.
Concert Review: Brendon Urie soars during Panic! At The Disco’s latest “Pray for the Wicked” tour stop, a fun and flavorful experience that secures his spot among today’s most electrifying performers.
Three days after getting engaged in Costa Rica, Michele Arias and Doug Cotty lost her engagement ring in the sand on the beach. Forty days later, it’s finally — and quite luckily — back on her finger.
Actor John Hoogenakker — the king in those Bud Light commercials that made “Dilly Dilly” famous, and a South Meck grad — takes us behind the scenes of past Super Bowl ads (since he can’t talk about this year’s), and what’s up for him now.
The national tour of the 2017 off-Broadway musical “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” is in the middle of a six-day run at Charlotte’s Knight Theater. Here’s what to expect.
Jim Kobos explains why he took part-time work as an usher for the Charlotte Knights (at BB&T Ballpark) and the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets (at Spectrum Center) — and why he does so much dancing on the job.
Concert review: Justin Timberlake sings and dances his way through a mostly spectacular show as part of his “Man of the Woods” tour, which stopped at Charlotte’s Spectrum Center on Tuesday night.
Brehanna Daniels, a NASCAR tire changer, is the first African-American woman to work a NASCAR pit crew .She's going to compete on the new NBC reality competition series "The Titan Games," premiering Jan. 3.
Brehanna Daniels, who broke barriers as an African-American woman on NASCAR pit crews, will be featured on Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s new TV show “The Titan Games” — premiering Thursday night on NBC.
Ashley ShahAhmadi started dreaming of being an NBA sideline reporter at age 11. Now 26, she’s living that dream: This month, she became sideline reporter for Fox Sports’ Charlotte Hornets coverage.
Amber Balcaen stands out as a Canadian in an American sport and a woman in a profession dominated by men. She’s also been winning races since she was 10. But can she get the sponsorships she needs to make it to NASCAR’s Cup Series?
Brehanna Daniels, a NASCAR tire changer, is the first African-American woman to work a NASCAR pit crew .She's going to compete on the new NBC reality competition series "The Titan Games," premiering Jan. 3.
