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NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley hosted “Saturday Night Live” this week and used his monologue to hit Fox News Channel’s Laura Ingraham over her telling Cleveland Cavaliers star forward LeBron James to “shut up and dribble” instead of criticizing

Amid reports of major recruiting scandals, NBA Hall of Fame’s Charles Barkley dismissed the notion that the NCAA is corrupt, and instead praised the organization for being a way for so many “young black kids” to get a free education.

NBA analyst and Hall of Famer Charles Barkley said during a Friday appearance on ESPN’s “First Take” that out of respect for the office, he will not speak ill of President Donald Trump, electing simply to call the president “divisive.” “I’m not

Wednesday, NBA legend and TNT analyst Charles Barkley revealed he once played a game drunk. Barkley said he was told he had been traded from the Philadelphia 76ers to the Los Angeles Lakers and went out and got “blasted” in

Charles Barkley is apparently the only one allowed to talk bad about Shaquille O’Neal. “NBA on TNT” aired a clip Thursday of Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Isaiah Thomas having a conversation with his children and one them called Shaq fat. Shaq denied being

Thursday on TNT’s “Inside the NBA,” Hall of Famer Charles Barkley jokingly thanked the GOP for the Trump tax cut, apologizing to poor people because they “ain’t got no chance.” “Shaq, they said it’s going trickle down,” Barkley said. “I’m going to trickle my

This week on “Saturday Night Live,” host 5’4″ Kevin Hart on stilts played the role of 7’1″ Shaquille O’Neal while Kenan Thompson played the role of Charles Barkley in a skit set on SNL’s version of “Inside the NBA,” reacting to Doug Jones’ Tuesday

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley called on Alabama voters Monday to vote Doug Jones to “stop looking like idiots to the nation.” Tuesday, “The Round Mound of Rebound” reacted to Jones taking down Roy Moore in the Alabama U.S. Senate special election, saying

NBA Hall of Fame’s Charles Barkley appeared on “CNN Tonight” with Don Lemon Monday to discuss Alabama’s special U.S. Senate election. Barkley said he “feels bad” for the residents of Alabama, adding whether conservative or liberal, “Roy Moore does not need to

NBA Hall of Famer and TNT analyst Charles Barkley has flirted with the idea of getting involved with politics in the past.

On Thursday, the campaign for Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Doug Jones released a minute-long radio ad attacking his opponent Republican nominee Roy Moore for his association with former Trump chief strategist and Breitbart News executive chairman Steve Bannon. In an

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley shot down the idea Thursday that vegetarians exist, and now People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is firing back in a statement provided to Breitbart News. PETA senior vice president Lisa Lange said

Thursday on “Inside the NBA” on TNT, analyst and NBA legend Charles Barkley declared vegetarianism as fake. “Vegetarians, that’s not a thing,” Barkley said. “Everybody likes meat.” A baffled co-host Ernie Johnson began to respond to Barkley’s bizarre comments, but the “Round

TNT host and former NBA star Shaquille O’Neal is not a big fan of staging social justice protests during the playing of the national anthem. O’Neal told a group of reporters that he would try and do something “much bigger.”

Monday on “The Dan Patrick Show,” NBA Hall of Fame’s Charles Barkley warned the media will take advantage of the national anthem protest controversy that was ramped up by President Donald Trump’s criticisms. According to Barkley, this controversy will not

NBA Legend Charles Barkley said Sunday that he was “embarrassed” and hurt by how people from his home state of Alabama gave President Donald Trump a “rousing” applause for calling national anthem protesters “SOBs.” “The president of the United States should

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley said Tuesday on ESPN Radio’s “Mike & Mike” that athletes “should go to the White House” to celebrate their championship, even if they disagree with the president. Golden State Warriors star Kevin Durant said

In light of the recent movement to remove Confederate statues, NBA legend Charles Barkley said worrying about “those stupid statues” was a “waste” of time. Barkley said in his 54 years he has “never thought about those statues,” adding he

NBA legend Charles Barkley’s four hour-long television series regarding race in America called “American Race” is set to air Thursday and Friday on TNT. TNT released a clip from one episode dealing with white privilege where Barkley talks to alt-right figurehead

While promoting  “American Race,” his new television series dealing with race in America on Thursday’s edition of CBS’ “The Late Show,” NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley said that he believes illegal immigrants are “getting a bad rap” in America. “[W]e

TMZ Sports asked NBA legend Charles Barkley Wednesday to weigh in on Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones being the target of racism in Boston playing the Red Sox earlier this week. “It should never happen,” Barkley said.“I’m disappointed in the

Wednesday during the NBA playoffs coverage on “NBA on TNT,” Charles Barkley took a moment to offer his sentiments on ESPN’s layoffs. Barkley wished everyone well, saying all sports media are “in this thing together.” “[A] lot of people at

NBA legend Charles Barkley really does not like Fox Sports 1’s Skip Bayless. In a 2015 appearance on “The Dan Patrick Show,” he called the former ESPN “First Take” host a “scumbag.” Thursday on the show, Barkley said if he

Shaquille O’Neal, you have brought this upon yourself.

Thursday between NCAA tournament games, CBS and TNT basketball analyst Charles Barkley reacted to Duke Blue Devils Head Coach ripping “stupid” North Carolina’s House Bill No. 2, saying LGBT people, Muslims and immigrants are now “getting to feel what black

TMZ Sports spoke with basketball analyst and NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley on Monday about President Donald Trump not participating in filling out a NCAA March Madness bracket. Barkley called it “silly” for the president to not fill out

NBA analyst and hall of famer Charles Barkley reacted to Golden State Warriors power forward Draymond Green accusing New York Knicks owner James Dolan of having a “slave master’s mentality,” calling his analogy “asinine and stupid” when the athletes are

Not that he necessarily has a say in the matter, but Charles Barkley staunchly opposes the Raiders relocation to Las Vegas.

ESPN’s Rachel Nichols took strong exception to Charles Barkley’s use of the word “girly,” when describing how the Golden State Warriors play basketball, opining that Barkley shouldn’t say things that make girls feel like the “stand-in definition of being less than or weak.”

Thursday on TNT’s “Inside the NBA,” NBA legend Charles Barkley went after the Golden State Warriors, saying he does not like how they play “little girly basketball,” and he does not want their style of play in the league. “Maybe

Former NBA star Charles Barkley recently began filming his new six-part TNT mini-series The Race Card, which explores “race, class, and cultural differences” in America.

In contrast to all the passion spewed about the recently concluded presidential elections, TNT’s Ernie Johnson earns plaudits for offering the most measured thoughts on the contest.

Not everyone around the NBA lost his mind over the election results.

After the Golden State Warriors defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder Thursday, TNT “Inside the NBA” co-hosts Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith joked about the possibility of Barkley going to work at ESPN. “You’re not gonna work me like a dog

Never at a loss for words, NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley speaks his mind clearly and definitively. However, his mind doesn’t seem quite made up when it comes to Hillary Clinton.

NBA Hall of Famer and TNT analyst Charles Barkley made an appearance Monday on CBS’s “The NFL Today,” and the basketball legend ripped into the proposed bill that will provide $750 million in hotel tax money toward a new stadium