The Salvation Army is ringing in the season of giving with its iconic red kettles. The organization is calling on people to ...

This Nike Air Jordan 1 Red Toe concept is perfect for those who would like a special sneaker to celebrate Christmas. The Air ...

NEW YORK — All Garrett Crochet wanted to do after delivering the most impressive playoff pitching performance of the 2020s was play “Clash Royale” on his phone. So he did. In the afterglow of an ...

The Air Jordan 4 ‘Metallic Red’ carries clean white leather, luxe red accents, and ties back to Jordan Brand’s 1985 Metallic series. The Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Metallic Red’ is the kind of sneaker that ...

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During the NBA All-Star Game 2025 in San Francisco, the NBA and Nike celebrated the 40th anniversary of “His Airness” Michael Jordan’s first Slam Dunk Contest in 1985. During the contest, he wore the ...

The Air Jordan 1 is often credited with shaping the sneaker industry as we know it today. Introduced by Michael Jordan and Nike in 1985, its release laid the foundation for Jordan Brand, now a ...

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The story of the partnership between Michael Jordan and Nike is fascinating and full of unexpected twists and turns. In 1984, when Nike approached Jordan with the plans for his upcoming apparel line, ...

Air Jordan 1 Hi' 85 "Metallic Red" Is Returning in 2024: The classic J's are expected to return with their OG shape.

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When Michael Jordan made his NBA debut on October 26, 1984, the budding basketball legend wore a pair of white and red sneakers. According to Nike, they were the now famous Air Jordan 1, Jordan’s ...