Quibi Set To Release Los Angeles Clippers Donald Sterling Documentary "Blackballed" On May 18
A new shortform documentary detailing the final five days of Sterling's ownership from the Clippers point of view is set to drop on Quibi May 18th.
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A new shortform documentary detailing the final five days of Sterling's ownership from the Clippers point of view is set to drop on Quibi May 18th.
Shelburne goes back in time and explains how Donald Sterling was banned from the NBA for life and what led up to this moment.
Baron Davis wants to celebrate diversity, but he knows there's a long way to go based on his own experiences.
A federal judge dismissed former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's $600 million antitrust lawsuit against the National Basketball League, court papers obtained Wednesday show.
A Los Angeles judge on Wednesday dismissed Donald Sterling's lawsuit against a former female friend over the recording of his off-color remarks that cost him ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers.
A California appeals court has rejected former Clippers owner Donald Sterling's attempt to reverse the $2 billion sale of the team.
Donald Sterling, former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, has filed a lawsuit against former companion V. Stiviano and the website TMZ.com over the release of a recorded conversation in which Sterling made racially charged comments.
Donald Sterling, former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, has filed for divorce from his wife of nearly 60 years, Shelly.
The woman who recorded Donald Sterling's racially offensive remarks says she wasn't the only recipient of gifts from the billionaire.
The woman whose actions helped precipitate the forced sale of the Los Angeles Clippers last year took the stand Thursday in Shelly Sterling's suit that seeks the return of millions of dollars in gifts.
The trial has put the Sterlings and V. Stiviano together in the same room about a year after the recording of Donald Sterling telling Stiviano not to publicly associate with blacks culminated with his lifetime ban from the NBA and the record $2 billion sale of the team.
The girlfriend whose recording of Donald Sterling making racially insensitive remarks cost him ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers faces a fight with his estranged wife that could cost her the fortune he gave her.
The woman scolded by former Clippers owner Donald Sterling for bringing black people to games was ordered Monday to pay over $50,000 in legal fees related to her failed defamation counter-suit against the billionaire's wife, the Sterling family trust and a former Clippers team entity.
The Clippers have hired Gillian Zucker as president of business operations.
A judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit by Donald Sterling's mistress against the estranged wife of the former Los Angeles Clippers owner.
Recently, Clippers forward Blake Griffin wrote a column for Derek Jeter's website the Player's Tribune that revealed his true feelings about former Clippers owner Donald Sterling, aka 'The Weird Uncle."
The former co-owner of the Los Angeles Clippers will have her day in court against the woman she says lured her husband into an affair that led to the sale of their team.
Beverly Hills police were called to the home of Donald Sterling after his wife Shelly reported a burglary, but found no crime.
Levenson said he wrote the email in an attempt "to bridge Atlanta's racial sports divide." Instead, he offered his divisive comments, including his theory that Hawks black fans kept white fans away.
An appeals court has rejected former owner Donald Sterling's request to halt the sale of the Los Angeles Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
The Los Angeles Clippers are officially under new ownership.
A petition filed by Donald Sterling's attorneys seeking writ relief was denied late Friday evening by an appellate court.
A judge tentatively ruled Monday Shelly Sterling acted properly in removing her husband as a director of the family trust that owns the Los Angeles Clippers.
As the court decides whether or not the Clippers sale to former Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer was done legally, Chris Paul is speaking out and saying if the right decision isn't made quickly, it could greatly affect this year's team.
Outside the courtroom, CBS2's Randy Paige said both sides are confident of a victory.
