Whether he’s in the NBA Playoffs or not, LeBron James continues to make moves and a difference.

It was announced on Tuesday that the Lebron James Family Foundation plans to build a medical Center in James’ hometown of Akron, Ohio called the I Promise HealthQuarters.

North Carolina Man Receives Death Penalty After Torturing And Killing 15-Year-Old DaughterSet to open in 2023, the medical center will offer medical, dental, optometry, mental health, pharmaceutical and lab services. The center will be within walking distance of other I Promise institutions such as the I Promise School, I Promise Village and I Promise Housing.

The center will also offer physical and recreational activities.

The center will be in collaboration with AxessPointe, Coleman Health Services and Peg’s Foundation.

Source: LeBron James Family Foundation Announces Plans to Open Medical Center in Akron, Ohio

*Two generations of GOATness shared an embrace at the NBA All-Star Game Sunday evening and instantly went viral, before one of them went on to go viral again for his last second shot to win the game … on his hometown court.

After the presentation of the NBA 75th Anniversary Team at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, Michael Jordan and LeBron James had a moment.  Jordan was the last player introduced, surprising many by flying up from Florida following his appearance at the Daytona 500. The former Chicago Bulls star and the current Lakers star shared a hug on the floor, as cameras soaked it in.

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Then this from James later…

James hit the fadeaway over Zach Levine and Joel Embid to win the game in front of his hometown crowd.

“I couldn’t have dreamt of that moment any better,” he told reporters afterward.

Below, James comments on his moment with MJ (at the 4:18 mark), draining the game winning shot (at the 0:21 mark), plus his thoughts on Steph Curry’s historic night, spending the All-Star weekend with his childhood friends for the first time ever, and much more:

Source: Viral Embrace: Michael Jordan, LeBron James Have a Moment at the NBA All-Star Game (Watch)

*Adele and her boyfriend, LeBron James’ agent Rich Paul attended the wedding of Anthony Davis and Marlen P’s on Saturday in Los Angeles.

The British songstress and Paul first sparked dating rumors over the summer and now they have made their relationship Instagram official. Adele posted a black-and-white photo booth picture of her and the sports agent from the lavish wedding.

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As reported by PEOPLE, Adele and Rich were spotted sitting side-by-side for Game 5 of the NBA Finals in July. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst mentioned the couple on The Lowe Post, telling listeners Paul brought “his girlfriend to the game to sit next to LeBron.”

“Rich Paul is at the game with Adele. LeBron is watching the game with Adele. This is the first time that they’ve come out in public together,” said Windhorst.

Source: Adele and Boyfriend Rich Paul Attend Anthony Davis’ LA Wedding

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In Atlanta, Team LeBron James dominated Team Kevin Durant 170-150 in the 2021 NBA All-Star Game. Giannis Antetokounmpo leading all scorers with 35 points, good enough to earn him the Kia Kobe Bryant Most Valuable Player Award. “Obviously, I’m extremely happy at just having the award with the name of Kobe Bryant in my house,” he said after the game. “It’s a great feeling. I wanted to win the one last year really bad and I had a chance to win because I felt like I wanted to have the trophy in my house. This year I wasn’t even thinking about winning it, I was just thinking about having fun, and I had the opportunity to play well. My team played great and I was able to just win it and to have the trophy with the name of Kobe Bryant, it’s amazing, and I know he would be happy. Yeah, I know he’d be happy.” 

Kyrie Irving led the local teams with 24 points, while James Harden added 21, and Julius Randle 4 points, all for the losing team. But instead of talking about the game, Irving wanted to talk about the charitable efforts of the 2021 NBA All-Star Game, which raised millions of dollars for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). “I’m just grateful to be able to be on this platform to share it with the HBCU colleges,” Irving said. “A lot of my brothers and sisters, a lot of my relatives out here — and I don’t take that for granted. So, a lot more work to be done in the community to shed light on the HCBUs and a lot of the students, a lot of our younger generation that will eventually be the leaders of our world. They start in places like HBCUs. We’ve just got to continue to stay the path, stay committed to the work. That’s most important. Then the kids will — they’ll follow up for us. Just keep on giving them support. So, it’s pretty cool.” 

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Harden was asked about the addition of Blake Griffin to the Brooklyn Nets. “I’m sure (Blake Griffin) wants to win,” Harden surmised. “If he passed up more money to obviously stay in Detroit, he wants to win, and he wants to have an opportunity to play meaningful minutes. I’m assuming that’s one of the reasons why he came. Obviously, we know the athletic and high-jumping Blake, but I think as of these last couple of years, he’s knocking down the three-ball a little bit better, ball-handling is a lot better, and he can be a great contribution to this team. 

Though Obi Toppin was the runner-up in the AT&T Slam Dunk Contest, which took place at halftime, (Anfernee Simons of Portland won), the experience was a memorable one for the New York Knicks rookie. “I always said LeBron was one guy that if I saw him, I’m going to be like, wow,” Toppin expressed. “As soon as I saw (LeBron James), he looked at me, came up to me and he was like, ‘What’s up, Obi?’ I was like, ‘dang, you know my name?’ That whole experience was good. But obviously everybody, every player who’s here is a great player. They got here for a reason. Just being here with all these guys is amazing.” 

Domantis Sabonis of the Indiana Pacers won the Taco Bell Skills Contest and Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors won the Mountain Dew Three-Point Contest, nailing the final money ball to earn the victory. Though the COVID-19 Pandemic forced the entire All-Star experience into one day, it was still quite enjoyable. Hopefully, things will be back to normal when the 2022 NBA All-Star Game hits Cleveland.