First Take led off Monday's show with Stephen A. Smith and emerging hot take artist Marcus Morris talking about the NBA playoffs. Eventually, Morris took a break and Dan Orlovsky and Shannon Sharpe ...

But when Dan Orlovsky attempted to make light of the situation, Stephen A. Smith was in no laughing ... as First Take host Molly Qerim quickly figured out that he was having technical difficulties.

and that means fashion queen Molly Qerim is losing the full mink coat look for a fire new fit. For her latest winning outfit, the “fashionista” as co-host Stephen A. Smith called her ...

Qerim shared her going-to-work look with her fans on Instagram. She had on a really solid tan outfit with a matching top and ...

U.S. President Stephen A. Smith? It may not be as preposterous as it may seem, as longtime ESPN anchor and host Stephen A. Smith is teasing a potential 2028 presidential run. So will Stephen A.

Stephen A. Smith and controversy do go hand in hand. In one of the biggest news in the NBA at the moment, Smith is involved in a heavy feud with Phoenix Suns’ owner, Mat Ishbia. In recent times ...

If Trump was a famous person who could get elected president on his first try, thanks in no small part to earned, really free, media, maybe Stephen A. Smith could do the same. What Democrats are ...

ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith, who has been flirting with a presidential run, said Wednesday that he hopes “somebody from the Democratic Party steps up.” Smith suggested he could inspire some ...

ESPN analyst and media personality Stephen A. Smith continues to stir speculation about a possible leap into politics, though he insists his main goal is to spark action within the Democratic Party.

However, Stephen A. Smith believes most of his original statement stands true about Suns owner Mat Ishbia. Smith made the comment earlier this week on “First Take” while also comparing Ishbia ...

We all need to start yelling “stop” regarding the conversation around sports commentator Stephen A. Smith potentially running for president. We should all be inclined to do so, and we should ...