E3 Gossip: Kobe Bryant

Jay-Z and Lebron James hosted their third annual “Two Kings” dinner And after party at the Phoenician in Scottsdale, AZ on Saturday, February 14th.

The private “power dinner” was sponsored by Sprite Green and was attended by a veritable who’s who in the entertainment and sports industries, including many CEO’s and CMO’s from Fortune 500 companies who are in town for the NBA All-Star Weekend. The after party with music provided by DJ Mick Boogie and DJ Vice included 500 stars and athletes including Kobe Bryant, Chris Tucker, Michael Strahan, Spike Lee, Jesse Jackson, Beyonce, Gabrielle Union, and several others.

MAKING MOVES

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Could Kobe Go to Europe?

Rumors are swirling around that Kobe may have a lucrative offer coming his way from a European basketball team after this season. The team is Greek club Olympiacos who recently signed Josh Childress to a pretty good deal. The offer is rumored to be $60 million for three years. But along with that salary comes a villa on the Mediterranean Sea, a private yacht, and the team paying all the taxes on the salary.

Former '106 & Park' host Free has landed a new gig.

The one-time BET vee-jay, whose real name is Marie Wright, has joined New York City's Power 105.1 FM radio station as a co-host on the 'Ed Lover Morning Show.' Free joined the station officially on Oct. 14 and broadcasts on weekdays from 6am to 10 am.
This isn't the Massachusetts-bred talent's first stint in radio. After her unceremonious departure from the top-rated '106 & Park' after hosting the show for five years, Free joined the now defunct Los Angeles station The Beat 100.3 FM and hosted an afternoon show called 'Free's World.' She left that station after they switched from a Hip-Hop and R&B format to become an Urban Adult Contemporary station.

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NBA PLAYERS FIGHT GENOCIDE

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Nonprofit organization Aid Still Required (ASR) has gathered a handful of NBA stars to participate in their campaign to get aid in the Darfur region of Sudan. For the last five years there has been civil war raging on with close to 400,000 Africans murdered plus countless women and children raped. Aid Still Required is calling on NBA stars like Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash, Grant Hill, Baron Davis, Derek Fisher, Emeka Okafor, Matt Barnes, Andrew Bynum, Ira Newble, Eric Snow, Luol Deng and others to get the word out about Darfur through various public service announcements.
"The people of Darfur are being systematically tortured, disfigured and slaughtered. Collectively we have the means to stop the violence and to restore their lives" said Hunter Payne co-founder of Aid Still Required.
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