The Question to an Answer

Thanks to FanIQ for pointing out this story in the Wall Street Journal (online version): Is This Basketball Marriage Doomed? Subtitle: As Shaq and LeBron prepare to partner in Cleveland, some signs of turbulence Once you get past author Hannah ...

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Unwashed Hippies Soak in Waterfest

Calling all hippies! Cleveland's Waterband recently unveiled details on Waterfest 2009, their annual music fest/campout/fundraiser ... The fest will take place on August 21 and 22 at regional hippie haven Nelson Ledges Quarry Park in Garrettsville. There's camping there, so you can stay for every last noodling guitar solo ... There's tons of music over the two days, including what will surely be marathon performances by Shotgun Jubilee, Cabinet, the Groove Prophets, Steeze and Mifune. Plus, in

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Notes on the Shaq Press Conference From a Music Fan and Football Snob

Cleveland welcomed rapper-actor Shaquille O’Neal at a press conference in Independence today. It marked his first official appearance as a member of the Cavaliers, a local professional sports team that plays basketball, a sport that’s popular in Europe and select American cities ... The conference was a disappointing production with practically no theatre to it. No entrance music. No fireworks. No driving in on a diesel truck (as he has in previous welcome-to-town ceremonies). It took place

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Cleveland native Clark Kellogg was a member of the best high school class for basketball

APInjuries cut Clark Kellogg's (right) NBA career short, but he was a member of the best high school class. This is the 30-year anniversary of the best high school class when it comes to basketball. Not even the 2003 class ...

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Starting Blocks video: Branson Wright interviews Cleveland State men's basketball coach Gary Waters

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The Cleveland Cavaliers and Washington Wizards are going in different directions

cnn.comDeShawn Stevenson Washington Post columnist Michael Wilbon, like so many others, can see clearly now. Once upon a time, the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Washington Wizards were just about even when it came to basketball competition. The Cavs played the ...

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