Amanda Seyfried shares throwback photo with Michael B. Jordan from their “All My Children” days: 'Dayum'
Amanda Seyfried threw it way back this week when she shared a snapshot of herself and Michael B. Jordan taken in 2003. The two both appeared together on the soap opera All My Children that same year.
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"You can just bring your tennis shoes" - What Kobe Bryant told Michael Jordan when asked who would win 1-on-1
NFL star-turned-sports commentator Ahmad Rashad is one of the few people in the industry who developed a close bond with the ...
Amanda Seyfried Shares Throwback Photo with Michael B. Jordan from “All My Children” Set, 22 Years Later
Amanda Seyfried portrayed Joni Stafford on the soap opera, while Jordan was Reggie Porter Montgomery Amanda Seyfried shared a ...
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"If you ask 20 years from now, I'm pretty sure LeBron may beat me" - Michael Jordan says the G.O.A.T. debate ultimately comes down to what era it is
Michael Jordan explains why the GOAT debate is generational, acknowledging that future fans may see LeBron James as the best based on timing.
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Michael Jordan on his mindset before hitting the iconic 1998 Finals shot: "The one thing I didn't want to do was cross over"
Michael Jordan's game-winning shot over Bryon Russell in Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals is considered one of the finest ...
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"He pushed me to limits I didn't think I could reach" - For Michael Jordan, the best coach he ever had in Chicago wasn't Phil Jackson
Interestingly, Jordan didn't bestow the "best coach" tag to Jackson. That title belonged to Kevin Loughery, Chicago Bulls ...
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"He's basically carried a stiff team to a championship" — Ex-76ers coach once shared why Michael Jordan is above Bird, Magic, and Wilt
Former Philadelphia 76ers coach Doug Moe explained what made Michael Jordan superior to Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Wilt ...
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Michael Jordan admitted that his vertical leap was never measured: "It wasn't that much of an importance to me"
Michael Jordan admitted at least twice that he never had his vertical jump measured because it wasn't that important for him ...