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Watch the dunk contest, see three-point snipers show off, and more at the 2025 NBA All-Star Saturday Night.

The NBA All-Star Game festivities are far too big to pack into one night. Fans can see the fun tip-off on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. Et when All-Star Saturday Night commences on TNT. Viewers will get to see players from around the league competing in high-level skills competitions, and you can watch the entire night’s proceedings with a subscription to Sling TV.

How to watch 2025 NBA All-Star Saturday Night When: Saturday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. Et TV: TNT Stream: Watch with a subscription to Sling TV. From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a Vpn. Everything you need to know about 2025 NBA All-Star Saturday Night

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Starting 5 offered an in-depth look into the lives of five of the NBA's biggest stars from the 2023-24 season. The series shined the spotlight on LeBron James, Anthony Edwards, Jayson Tatum, Jimmy Butler, and Domantas Sabonis, with each of Starting 5's basketball players representing a different team in the NBA. The Starting 5 documentary delivered an intimate look at their journeys, capturing the pressure, intense competition, and personal struggles that define their careers.

Several storylines defined the NBA documentary, including LeBron's quest for more championships, Tatums battle to establish his dominance, and Butlers relentless drive to push the Miami Heat further. These were crucial to the show's narrative involving the 2023-24 season. But the 2024-25 season naturally brings new challenges that could result in different roles and results.

Jimmy Butler

Since the release of Starting 5, Jimmy Butler has navigated a challenging 2024, marked by personal loss and professional challenges. Following...

Beef is the true currency of the NBA.

Ok, that’s not true. It’s money, like it is everywhere else. But when you read that didn’t it feel right? Everyone involved wants you to think this, to believe that the NBA is a gigantic arena for settling grievances. Stephen A. Smith gets on TV every morning looking to start shit, guys post shady little comments on their Twitter accounts all the time. Public dialogue about the league is nearly always filtered through endless jabbering of players’ relative qualities to each other,...

Updated, Sunday Am after Saturday Pm writethru: Disney/Marvel’s Thor: Love and Thunder held steady on Saturday, despite those lower than normal CinemaScore and PostTrak exits for a Marvel Cinematic Universe title. The Taika Waititi-directed sequel grossed 42.1M yesterday which is 4 above Friday’s true take of 40.5M (That’s 69.5M less 29M Thursday previews). This will get Thor: Love and Thunder to a 143M opening, per Disney. Worldwide is 302M, just like Nancy and I told you.

That number is the 12th-best opening for a Marvel Cinematic Universe title, after Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 2‘s 146.5M. As we mentioned previously, the wonderful thing for motion picture studios as they put tentpoles out in the rebounding pandemic marketplace is that critical scores and exits aren’t watering down grosses like they did during pre-pandemic days.

Thor, like Jurassic World dinosaurs, is a big enough franchise to keep moviegoers coming,...

Jack Harlow brought out Adam Levine to perform the single “Same Guy” during the Louisville rapper’s Saturday Night Live musical guest debut on the latest episode.

The Maroon 5 singer, who features on the version from Harlow’s 2020 LP That’s What They All Say, emerged from the riser behind Harlow to make an unannounced cameo during the performance, with the singer lending his falsetto to the track.

The rapper opened his SNL musical guest spot with a medley of his singles “Tyler Herro,” named after the Miami Heat basketball player,...

When Jack Harlow was 16, he looked and sounded exactly like Andy Samberg. On “S.A.V.,” a track from his maiden high school mixtape Finally Handsome, his raps were self-deprecating and aspirational in the same breath: “Spend my whole spring break scrolling down Instagram/ Double-tapping pictures of these girls in their bikinis/ I’m jealous, but I know the whole world is gonna see me one day.”

Six years later, few humans are enjoying a more successful 2020 than Harlow. His single “Whats Poppin” hit #2 on the charts and hasn’t left the Hot 100 since February,...