Pritish Ganguly

1 week ago | essentiallysports.com | Pritish Ganguly |Rishabh Bhatnagar

Before Kevin Garnett became one of the most intimidating big men in the NBA, he was already shaking things up off the court. Long before rocking Adidas or putting on those iconic AND1s, KG was actually with Nike—and he had a shot at being the first to wear the Nike Shox. Sounds major, right? Not to him. “It looked like some sh-t,” KG bluntly told shoe expert Nick DePaula. As a player who knew exactly what his body needed, Garnett wasn’t about to let flashy looks get in the way of function.

2 weeks ago | essentiallysports.com | Pritish Ganguly |Saba Ahmed

Elisa Johnson’s leap into the fashion world wasn’t a random move—it had her dad’s fingerprints all over it. After all, when you’ve got Magic Johnson as your father, reaching out for business advice seems like the obvious first step. But this wasn’t just about family ties. Magic, who turned a modest $40 million NBA career into a business empire—with stakes in the LA Dodgers, Sparks, Commanders, and LAFC—has always been a symbol of calculated moves and long-term vision.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Pritish Ganguly

4 hours agoAudra McDonald hit the stage of the 2025 Tony Awards to offer the audience a knockout performance. The actress and singer, 54, appeared at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on Sunday, June 8, to perform "Rose's Turn" from Gypsy. McDonald currently stars as Mama Rose in the Broadway revival of …

2 weeks ago | essentiallysports.com | Pritish Ganguly |Masaba Naqvi

It all started with a high-stakes one-on-one showdown, Michael Beasley vs. Lance Stephenson. Trash talk? Off the charts. Stakes? A whopping $100 K. And while the buildup had fans talking, the outcome was even louder. Beasley didn’t just win, he dominated. The court was his stage, and every move felt like a message. In the end, it wasn’t even close. Beasley walked off with the cash and the bragging rights, leaving Stephenson in his rearview.

2 weeks ago | essentiallysports.com | Pritish Ganguly |Masaba Naqvi

Ron Artest—who later became Metta World Peace—was never just another guy in the league. He was a walking headline, a defensive nightmare, and, quite frankly, a player you couldn’t take your eyes off. His on-court intensity often made headlines, but so did his journey across six different NBA teams.