NBA star LeBron James’ Beverly Hills compound will feature not one but two enormous mansions that are currently being built on the site of a historic estate.

However, a popular analyst believes that James’ sciatica isn’t the reason he’s been sidelined in Los Angeles, as he recently made a straightforward three-word take on what he thinks is actually wrong with the 40-year-old forward.

Los Angeles Lakers legend LeBron James is planning to build not one, but two houses on a lot in Beverly Hills.

LeBron James’ absence from the Lakers game did not go unnoticed this week. Speaking on The Craig Carton Show, sports radio host Craig Carton accused LeBron of being a “lousy teammate” for not traveling with the team to Minnesota,

Hall of Famer Charles Barkley, however, isn't buying the Lakers' injury report. According to the Chuckster, the team can call it whatever they want, but the reality is that James is old, and like any old person, he has the common aches and pains that every other elderly person has.

According to a report from realtor.com, one of the two massive mansions that LeBron James is constructing in Beverley Hills on a 2.7-acre property he acquired in 2020 will be Bronny's house.

Austin Reaves had an interesting retirement comment about LeBron James after the Lakers' first game of the NBA season.

Los Angeles Lakers starting center Deandre Ayton sat out the second half of Friday's impressive 117-112 victory on the road against the Memphis Grizzlies. After

LeBron James is getting into the spooky season spirit with “Happy Spooky Halloween,” an upcoming children’s book set to arrive