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Magic Johnson has joined a Josh Harris-led group that's bidding to buy the Broncos.

Lakers great Magic Johnson praised a man he thinks is the best player in basketball.

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Earvin 'Magic' Johnson, the NBA and Los Angeles Lakers legend, has seen his career immortalised in the Apple TV+ documentary series 'They Call Me Magic'

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Check out part V of this five-part highlights series of Larry Legend himself.

The doctor is in. And it’s a good thing for television. Ever since the blurry black-and-white tube invaded homes, the medical show has been the palliative that audiences seem to need. From the clean-cut Dr. Kildare to the acerbic Dr. House, the medicine man has been diagnosing TV drama.

On April 15, 1991, Magic Johnson attained a very special place in the NBA's record books.

Early in the first episode of HBO’s “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty,” soon-to-be team owner Jerry Buss, played in all his tacky-huckster glory by John C. Reilly, is reclining on a water bed at the Playboy mansion. A female companion is curled up asleep in the crook…