Boardroom

Boardroom

Sports. Business. Culture. Founded by Kevin Durant and Rich Kleiman.

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  • 3 days ago | boardroom.tv | Vinciane Ngomsi

    Ahead of the Friday release of Tha Carter VI, Lil Wayne announced he’s hitting the road in support of the album, starting with his first-ever headlining show at Madison Square Garden on drop day. The rapper will then take a break until July 30, when he’ll get back on the travel grind with two weekend shows in Virginia. The tour will then include stops in Cincinnati, Kansas City, Dallas, Atlanta, and more before wrapping up on Oct. 2 in West Palm Beach.

  • 3 days ago | boardroom.tv | Michelai Graham

    NBCUniversal is transforming TikTok stardom into streaming content with its first-ever Creator Accelerator program — a bold experiment that blends viral talent with network TV development. NBCUniversal launched the program in October 2022, marking an industry-first initiative aimed at transforming social media stars into premium TV talent.

  • 4 days ago | boardroom.tv | Vinciane Ngomsi

    The iconic backwards hurdle Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley performed over a defender last year is officially the cover of Madden NFL 26, EA Sports announced Monday. The reigning AP Offensive Player of the Year was also named to the Madden 99 Club, a first for an Eagles offensive player and the team’s first club member in 20 years. Available for pre-order, Madden NFL 26 is set to release on Aug. 14.

  • 1 week ago | boardroom.tv | Michelai Graham

    When I touched down in Toronto on a recent press trip with Destination Toronto, I wasn’t just visiting another major city. I was stepping into a cultural moment — one that reflects how Toronto has quickly positioned itself as one of the most dynamic homes for women’s sports globally. The WNBA’s arrival with the Toronto Tempo isn’t just timely; it felt inevitable.

  • 1 week ago | boardroom.tv | Michelai Graham

    The Handmaid’s Tale might have ended this week after six seasons, but its warning still echoes. I’ve been watching The Handmaid’s Tale since it premiered on Hulu in 2017. From the very first episode, the show captivated me with its raw, unsettling depiction of a dystopia that felt too close for comfort. And now, after seven years of emotional investment, of screaming at the screen, and of sitting in stunned silence as the credits rolled, it’s finally over.