LeBron James steps out to enjoy R&B Sing-Along event showcasing his hidden talent
LeBron James attended an R&B sing-along night at House Three Thirty, the LeBron James Family Foundation's initiative. He was seen grooving to an R&B song, capturing the lively atmosphere that lit up the place.
His love for music was on full display as he hummed along with the singer some lines.
The R&B night was a night full of fun as he caught up with some of his old friends, such as Sian Cotton. Sian is his friend from high school and one of the members of Fab Five, the group they formed while playing at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School. He was also pictured along with his associate and childhood friend, Randy Rims (whom he had given the nickname Ernie Ramos).
The duo was seen sharing a drink and a deep conversation.
LeBron James shared glimpses from R&B night he attended at House Three Thirty
The R&B sing-along event was a starry night at House Three Thirty, the popular community center in Ohio. NBA stars like LeBron James were in attendance. The Lakers star was seen enjoying and vibing to R&B music and had a great time meeting some of his old friends.
LeBron James enjoying R & B sing-along event (Source: Lebron/Instagram Story)
James' R&B night outing turned out to be a friend's reunion as he conversed with his old friends Sian Cotton and Randy Rims (aka Ernie Ramos).
Randy Rims is a close confidant of the NBA legend and chief of staff. They have been together since their childhood.
LeBron James gives shoutout to Sian Cotton for R&B night
In a video that briefly featured Sian Cotton, James expressed his mood during the night and captioned it:
'@housethreethirty going up!! R&B Night! @siancotton_ boy you dun struck gold with this for the city!
LET'S GO 330'
LeBron had the best experience at the event as he caught up with his old friends. In one of the pictures shared by House Three Thirty, he was seen sharing a laugh with his childhood friend, Randy Mims (aka Ernie Ramos) over a drink.
LeBron James & his friend Ernie Ramos at House Three Thirty's R&B night
The NBA legend is fully enjoying his offseason and has lots to do in his hands. From trying
golf as a side hustle
to giving a shot at singing, LeBron is keeping himself engaged in the offseason in style. The Lakers' superstar has been under the lens for quite some time for every move he makes. Every activity, like playing golf, is being speculated as his plan for retirement. Even his practice at the Cavaliers camp stirred the trade buzz.
Amidst all the chaos, LeBron had his share of fun with the R&B event, serving a side of his authentic self to his fans.
According to an update at House Three Thirty Instagram page, the R&B Sing-Along Event was a sold-out event. It was a part of a weeklong schedule that was planned at the center.
Also Read:
Is LeBron James Nearing Retirement or Just Having Fun? Viral Golf Video Sparks New Questions Among NBA Fans
For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the
India vs England Test match
here.
Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Economic Times
20 minutes ago
- Economic Times
Former Miss World Australia Amber Laidler and AFL star Jeremy Laidler split after 12 years together
Synopsis Amber Laidler, former Miss World Australia, and Jeremy Laidler, ex-AFL player, have ended their marriage. They were married in 2017 and have a son. The couple is currently living together in Sydney. They are co-parenting their child. Speculation arose after they disappeared from each other's social media. Amber was also seen without her wedding ring. Channel 7 reporter and former AFL star quietly separate, continue co-parenting son. (Image: Instagram/Jeremy Laidler) Former Miss World Australia and Channel 7 newsreader Amber Laidler and her husband, former AFL player Jeremy Laidler, have separated after 12 years together and eight years of marriage. The couple, who married in 2017 and welcomed their first child, Will, in early 2022, are reportedly still living under the same roof in Sydney's east as they co-parent their young split was first reported by The Daily Telegraph and has not yet been officially confirmed by either party. However, signs of a separation had become noticeable in recent months. Also Read: Men posing as women to get nudes; what's the creepy new catfish trend on OnlyFans? After the pair stopped featuring on each other's Instagram profiles, fans had speculated about their relationship status. Amber last appeared on Jeremy's feed in November 2023, while Jeremy was last seen on hers in December 2023. Amber has also been spotted without her wedding ring on multiple occasions, further fueling the rumours. Amber (her maiden name is Amber Greasley), who won Miss World Australia in 2011, transitioned into a successful career in journalism. She studied at Macleay College and has worked in various roles at the Seven Network, including reporting for 7News and Sunrise. Jeremy Laidler played 87 AFL games across Geelong, Carlton, and the Sydney Swans before retiring in 2017. He later joined the GWS Giants as a forward couple's wedding in 2017 was a high-profile event attended by fellow players and media personalities. In 2022, they welcomed their son Will, born eight weeks premature. Both parents shared heartfelt posts about his arrival, calling it the split, the Laidlers continue to focus on raising their son. They are reportedly sharing their family home, prioritising stability for Amber nor Jeremy has made a public statement about the Laidler (née Greasley) is a Channel 7 news reporter and former Miss World Australia 2011. She has worked as a producer, assistant chief of staff, and reporter with the Seven winning Miss World Australia, she pursued journalism, graduating from Macleay College in 2017. She has since become a familiar face on 7News and to PeopleAI as of 2025, Jeremy Laidler's estimated net worth is $2.29 million USD. This includes earnings from his AFL playing career, coaching roles, and other played 87 games across nine seasons for Geelong, Carlton, and the Sydney Swans before retiring in 2017.
News18
20 minutes ago
- News18
Abhishek Bachchan Reacts To Karan Veer Mehra's Intense First Look As Zehraak In Silaa
Last Updated: The intense poster showcases Mehra in a gritty, rugged avatar and has been drawing attention from everywhere Karan Veer Mehra has taken the internet on fire with his first look from Silaa. He also introduced his character Zehraak. The intense poster, which showcases Mehra in a gritty, rugged avatar, has been drawing widespread attention, including from Abhishek Bachchan. Taking to his Instagram stories, Abhishek Bachchan shared the poster and wrote, 'Good luck @karanveermehra" Recently, the winner of Bigg Boss 18 took to his social media to unveil the first-look motion poster of himself from the film. In the poster, Karan looks fierce, rugged, and intense in his new avatar. In the first look, Karan exudes a cold, commanding presence — still, sharp, and simmering with an energy that's both unsettling and magnetic. Zehraak isn't just a villain who arrives with noise; he is the silence before the storm and the haunting stillness after. Sharing the poster in a collaborative post with the makers, Karan wrote, 'Khud hi khuda, khud hi insaaf! Khauf ka naya naam – ZEHRAAK." As soon as Karan dropped the poster, his friends, including Chum Darang and Shilpa Shirodkar, flooded the comments section with love and support. On July 1, Karan Veer Mehra shared pictures from the mahurat shot of Silaa, marking the official start of the film's shoot. One picture shows him posing with director Omung Kumar—known for films like Mary Kom and Sarbjit—holding a clapperboard marked 'Mahurat." Other photos featured co-stars Harshvardhan Rane, Sadia Khateeb, and Ipsitaa. Sharing the photos, Karan wrote, 'Thank you for all the love and blessings. #Silaa #NewBeginnings #Film. Captain: @omungkumar." Strengthening the production team is an impressive lineup: director Omung Kumar is joined by producers Umesh KR Bansal, Pragati Deshmukh, Himanshu Tiwari, Ajay Singh, Dhananjay Singh, Abhishek Ankur, and Captain Rahul Bali, with Rahhat Shah Kazmi serving as co-producer. Talking about Abhishek Bachchan, he is currently seen in Kaalidhar Laapata. News18 Showsha gave the film 2.5 stars. An excerpt from the review read, 'Abhishek Bachchan has his moments in the film. One particularly affecting scene shows him jolting awake from a nightmare, terrified that he will be taken away from Ballu — the raw panic on his face and the deep-seated fear of abandonment feel painfully real. In another scene, after KD falls sick from drinking alcohol, Abhishek captures the physical vulnerability and emotional helplessness with striking authenticity. Unfortunately, it's the underwhelming script that fails to support his performance, offering too little in terms of character growth or emotional layering." First Published: July 13, 2025, 11:06 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Hans India
40 minutes ago
- Hans India
Manjeet Singh on the Rise of Tattoo Culture in India: Art, Identity, and a Growing Industry
India's tattoo culture is experiencing a renaissance, transitioning from underground subculture to a thriving creative industry. At the heart of this transformation is New Delhi-based veteran artist Manjeet Singh — known in the tattoo world as Manjeet Tattooz. With over 18 years in the field, Singh has witnessed the evolution firsthand. 'Fifteen years ago, tattooing in India was viewed as a foreign concept, or something linked to rebellion,' he reflects. 'Today, it's part of mainstream culture — it's fashion, faith, remembrance, and identity all in one.' Singh's journey began far from the tattoo needle. Born in 1976, he started as a teenage painter of Bollywood film posters in the 1990s — a craft that demanded scale, realism, and detail. His transition to tattooing was sparked by his exposure to international art and shows like Miami Ink. Entirely self-taught, Singh entered the profession in 2007, blending his fine art background with innovative tattoo techniques. Today, his work is celebrated for its black-and-grey realism, portraiture, and religious symbolism, especially Sikh iconography. 'Young people today are not afraid to express themselves visually,' he says of the cultural shift. 'They see tattoos not just as designs, but as personal narratives. That's a big shift from earlier.' India's tattoo market is now valued at over ₹300 crore, buoyed by global exposure, social media, and a younger, more expressive generation. Singh credits platforms like Instagram for raising both visibility and standards. 'Earlier, people would come in with little idea of what they wanted. Now, many arrive with research, references, and clear intent.' His work has gained international recognition, with a tattoo of Salvador Dalí featured in The World Atlas of Tattoos (Yale University Press). Singh has won accolades including Best Portrait Tattoo at India's 2nd International Tattoo Convention and holds a Guinness World Record. Despite international acclaim, Singh remains grounded in India. 'There's something very rooted about working here. The stories, the beliefs — they're different. And that's what I want to reflect in my work.' His celebrity clientele spans Punjabi music stars like Himanshi Khurana and Jordan Sandhu to sports icons like Harbhajan Singh. Yet, Singh maintains that the heart of his practice lies in personal storytelling and mentoring younger artists. He regularly conducts workshops on hygiene and ethics in tattooing. 'There's still a long way to go in India when it comes to regulation, safety, and standard training,' he notes. 'But we're in a much better place than we were ten years ago.' Singh's impact goes beyond ink. Whether it's collecting antique coins or collaborating with regional studios to uplift local talent, his mission is clear: to shape India's tattoo industry with authenticity and purpose. 'India's tattoo story is still being written,' he says. 'And I'm proud to be part of that chapter.'
