LeBron James is coming off a big win with the Los Angeles Lakers, finally defeating Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers in the battle for LA supremacy on Sunday afternoon. Earlier in the weekend though, No. 23 took some time to support his family, attending Sierra Canyon’s playoff game with his son Bronny James in the spotlight. The 15-year-old has been getting all kinds of looks as he begins to mimic his father’s greatness. Even some celebrities are stopping by to watch Bronny in action, with global superstar Drake kicking it off by sitting next to LeBron and his wife Savannah in the courtside area.

“My young demons doing numbers,” wrote Drake in an Instagram post after Sierra Canyon took down Harvard-Westlake. The high school playoff game attracted a crowd of three-thousand, with Drake and Bron being among the most famous people in the crowd. Bronny James did not factor too much into the win, but his presence was certainly felt. Amari Bailey finished with 22 points while Ziaire Williams clocked in 18.

Bronny James is expected to be drafted into the National Basketball Association as a high draft pick when the time comes. Do you think he will end up being even better than his dad?

Chris Paul has been having an outstanding season with the Oklahoma City Thunder. When he was traded to the team, there were fears that they would be bottom feeders with no chance of making it to the NBA playoffs. Instead, they have been the shock of the season. They are currently fifth in the Western Conference and have a legitimate shot at overtaking the Houston Rockets for fourth. If this were to happen, they would have home-court advantage in the first round of the postseason.

Last night, Paul and the Thunder defeated the Boston Celtics, in Boston. At one point during the game, Paul took exception to something that was said by a fan who was sitting courtside. As you can see in the clip below, Paul walks up to the fan and shakes his hand before giving him a bit of an earful. The teenager was sitting with some of his friends and seemed shocked by the exchange.

It appears Hov was at the Staple Center Friday night to watch a couple of the NBA's best players battle it out. With LeBron and AD hosting Giannis and the first place Milwaukee Bucks, Jay Z figured Friday night would be a good time to take in a Lakers game.

Dripped in all black Rhude, from designer Rhuigi Villasenor, Jay sat courtside Friday night and was the man of the hour. Having chatted with Rich Paul and Michael B Jordan throughout the game, the cameras were all over Hov, and at one point, even caught his reaction to a monster dunk from LeBron late in the second quarter, which you can see for yourself (below). I’ve also included a couple pics of him and a few celebrities who paid him a visit during the game, including LeBron and AD who dapped it up with him after the game.

Snoop Dogg has collaborated with damn near every legend in the game, including hip-hop’s first billionaire Jay-Z on a variety of occasions. The Doggfather first joined Jay on The Dynasty: Roc La Familia’s “Get Your Mind Right Mami,” before Hov returned the favor of Snoop’s “Lollipop” in 2006. Suffice it to say, the respect is there; come to think of it, I don’t think there are any rappers worth their salt who would dare disrespect Big Snoop.  

Now, those who follow Snoop’s Instagram page have likely noticed his affinity for throwing up classic throwback pictures, often times celebrating his link-ups with his peers. Yesterday we saw him take it back to the “G Thang” days with a nostalgic picture of him and Dr. Dre. Today, Snoop took it Eastward with another iconic shot, this one going back to the 2002 NBA Finals matchup between the New Jersey Nets and the Los Angeles Laker.

In the pic, Snoop and Jay-Z stand side by side, with the former proudly sporting his team’s Yellow and Purple colors. Jay seems unconcerned with the fact that his team of choice doesn’t seem to be playing, instead opting to support the throwback Buffalo Braves jersey. Around this time, Jay would have been coming off the release of The Blueprint, and Snoop would have been readying the release of his platinum era classic Paid Tha Cost To Be Da Boss. Another picture from the era confirms that Dame Dash was in attendance as well, though he opted to leave this particular picture to the rappers on hand. 

Basketball brings people together. Especially for those who find themselves sitting courtside, rubbing shoulders with all matter of high profile sports fans. For Tory Lanez, who recently hit the Staples Center to catch the Lakers vs. Knicks game, an unexpected friendship was forged on the sidelines. A friendship with none other than Jack Nicholson, arguably one of the greatest actors of all time. TMZ shared some images from their encounter, one of which depicts both parties posing in a gleeful state. 

It’s unclear as to what brought them together, or whether Nicholson was familiar with any of Lanez’ music; one can assume Lanez knew a thing or two about Jack’s repertoire, given his appearances in classics like The Shining, The Departed, One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest, and Chinatown. Perhaps the 82-year-old legend keeps Chixtape 5 in steady rotation, that is if he doesn’t prefer when Tory spits bars. 

Aside from the budding bromance of Tory and Jack, TMZ confirms that an abundance of celebrities were also in attendance. Jimmy Iovine, Hannibal Burress, Michael Che, and Andy Garcia among them. Check out the pictures over at TMZ, while we wonder what the pair might have discussed during LeBron Jame’s absolute clinic. 

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