Believe it or not, Michael Jordan actually has a favourite pair of Air Jordan sneakers. And the pick might actually surprise ...

The Jordan Flight Court kicks off in sleek black and white, setting a new style standard. Meanwhile, the iconic Jordan Bred ...

13.Finally, this photo taken of and by Francis Benjamin Johnston, a famous photographer at the turn of the century who made a lasting impact on women in photography.

Update: We’re still a few months out from when the Air Jordan 3 “Black Cat ... to have a color arrangement of “Black,” “Dark Charcoal” and “White.” Look for it to also sport ...

The Air Jordan 1 swapped the standard white upper for a black one, which violated the NBA's uniform policy and resulted in a $5,000 fine per game. Announcer: On September 15, Nike created a ...

The “Dark Iris” colorway, released in 2022, brings a mix of elegance and edge to the Air Jordan 3. This colorway features a white leather base with rich purple accents on the collar, midsole, and ...

What was it, exactly, that the all-media screening audience at the new movie Get Out was cheering for when the black protagonist killed an entire family of white folks one by one? Get Out isn’t ...

Arguably the cleanest version of the model, the "Black Toe" Jordan 14 is known for its smooth white leather upper, black suede toe, and branding hits in red and metallic silver. The colorway was ...

According to new reports from Sneaker Files and @zSneakerheadz on Instagram, the "Black Metallic" Air Jordan 5 is returning ... on the upper and will come with white shoelaces.

The "Black Cement" colorway stands out for its sleek black upper, balanced by the classic cement print and red accents. Set to be launched on November 23, 2024, this sneaker is expected to retail for ...

Update: Word of the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe ... The color blocking of the “Black Toe” colorway remains in tact with white at the base, black at the forefoot’s overlays, Swooshes ...

8 p.m. Nov. 13. The Loft at Center Stage ... sign up for the UATL newsletter. Mike Jordan is senior editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Black culture brand, UATL.