Shaquille ONeal

Shaq-Fu goes after Big Baller Brand CEO LaVar Ball.

Shaq needs a pedi ASAP!

Shaq does his best impression of Teyana Taylor's sultry moves from 'Fade.'

Allen Iverson thanked hip-hop for being his theme music throughout his NBA career.

Shaquille O'Neal's shoe game seems to be making a comeback because he's dropping new versions of his throwback kicks every chance he gets. America's favorite shopping holiday is just two days away — Black Friday (Nov. 29) — so Shaq picked to the perfect time to announce his new Reebok Shaq Attaq "Brick City" sneakers hitting major retailers and Reebok's online store this Friday. Read Mor

It looks as if Reebok is trying to release a new set of kicks every Friday. After dropping "Acid Rain" on sneakerheads across the country last week (Oct. 11), the worldwide shoe brand is gearing up for the latest edition of Shaquille O'Neal's Shaqnosis line, "Escape from LA," to hit stores this Friday (Oct. 18).

We guess one easy to way to grab the attention of a rapper (or in this case, a rapper-slash-NBA legend) is to name yourself after them. That plan's obviously worked out for budding Toronto MC ShaqIsDope, who's lured out the real Shaquille O'Neal from his rap retirement to help him remix Future's 'Karate Chop' smash.

Let's face it: Not all songs are good. In fact, many songs kinda suck. It's the law of repeated airplay -- to the point where everybody knows the words -- that allows a mediocre song to achieve likeable status. It's not the best way to get people to like you, but hey, not everything wins on looks and personality...

Sunday night (Feb. 5), after the Giants and Patriots have battled it out at Super Bowl XLVI, one team will be entitled to some pretty hardcore celebrating. Should the winning squad want to hear Flo Rida's 'Good Feeling' -- as good a victory anthem as any -- all they'll have to do is tune into 'Jimmy Fallon's Super Bowl Special,' where the Florida singer and rapper will perform the song live with t

As the 14-year anniversary of the Notorious B.I.G.'s death draws near, NBA basketball player Shaquille O'Neal is remembering the life of his slain friend. During an interview with ESPN's 'Outside the Line,' O'Neal recalled meeting the Brooklyn native, back in 1994...