VICE’s ‘One Man and His Shoes’ documentary explores Nike’s Air Jordan sneakers becoming cultural sensation
The documentary also looks at the dark side of sneaker culture.
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30 for 30 review: Lance
ESPN’s Lance Armstrong 30 for 30 will air on both ESPN and ESPN2
Much like The Last Dance, Lance will air simultaneously on two networks.
The Last Dance final episodes bring big ratings to cap off record-breaking documentary numbers for ESPN
5.6 million viewers: the average for episodes 9 and 10, as well as the whole docuseries.
Awful Announcing’s 30 for 30 review archive
ESPN releases a trailer for Lance, the network’s first post-Last Dance 30 for 30
Lance will air across two Sundays in a pair of two-hour blocks.
A film about the 1999 USWNT World Cup champions is coming to Netflix
One of the most memorable teams in US Soccer history will be the focus of a new film.
The Last Dance ratings are slightly down, but still average over 5 million viewers across Episodes 7 and 8
Episode 8 was the first premiere of The Last Dance to have under 5 million viewers, but the premieres are still averaging 5.6 million overall.
Jason Hehir talks about his necessary obsession making The Last Dance, defends Jerry Krause, and what reactions have surprised him the most
E60 to air “Project 11”, a behind-the-scenes look at Alex Smith’s injury and recovery
Urban Meyer, Jim Harbaugh, Andy Reid, Matt Nagy, and JJ Watt are among the participants in the one-hour documentary.
Three reasons why The Last Dance will and won’t be ESPN’s most-watched documentary
Will The Last Dance set a new bar for ESPN's documentaries?
ESPN2 will air a version of The Last Dance with language censored
The Last Dance will air on both ESPN and ESPN2, but one version has the salty language censored.
The Last Dance is really damn good and a much-needed escape
The Jump Shot documentary on Kenny Sailors, executive produced by Steph Curry, pivots to a digital release
"To me, Kenny lived a life that’s worth celebrating. I think that’s ultimately why this film has grown to what it is today."
Spike Lee’s Jackie Robinson film would have been a major downer, aiming to tell the icon’s complete story
Lee would have explored Robinson's post-baseball life, politics, and the tragedy of his son's death.
