TV News Roundup: Quibi Releases LeBron James’ ‘I Promise’ Trailer

In today’s TV News Roundup, Hulu released a trailer for the third and final season of “Future Man,” and Fox and iHeartRadio’s upcoming concert special added Camila Cabello, Dave Grohl, H.E.R. and Sam Smith to its lineup.

By Peter White

LeBron James and his family are staying active during their quarantine, and documenting it for fans to see! On March 26, the Los Angeles Lakers player, 35, captured the most precious video of his youngest, five-year-old daughter Zhuri, showing off her skillful rhythmic gymnastics moves. In the series of clips posted to LeBron’s own Instagram story, Zhuri used her own makeshift ribbon twirler and danced around her family’s home.

In today’s TV news roundup, Quibi released the trailer for “The Most Dangerous Game,” and Netflix dropped the trailer for “The Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show.”

In today’s TV news roundup, Quibi released the trailer of “Survive” starring Sophie Turner, and “The Walking Dead: World Beyond” will no longer debut on April 12. 

Let’s get this party started! LeBron James, 35, posted an adorable video of his family doing their thing to Wiz Khalifa & Ty Dolla Sign’s song “Something New” on Sunday, March 22. The clip was part of a much bigger TikTok trend where people line up and do a particular dance move with their arms for a couple of seconds before the next person marches to the camera and so on and so forth.

LeBron James, 35, is clearly still in love with his wife Savannah, 33, many years into their relationship. The NBA legend showed her a ton of love in an Instagram story he posted on Friday, March 20.

“When they advise you be quarantined for fourteen days and isolated from nobody,” LeBron James, 35, said in a Mar. 18 Instagram Story, showing off his thick, bushy beard.

Savannah James, 33, is feeling grateful for the quality time she’s been able to have with her husband LeBron James, 35, and their three kids, LeBron aka Bronny, 15, Bryce, 12, and Zhuri, 5, as they stay in-quarantine due to the coronavirus, but she understands the seriousness of the situation. The NBA season was suspended on Mar.

Despite widespread shutdowns of large gatherings due to the coronavirus, Bernie Sanders is bringing people together to campaign for a new future (through screens).The presidential hopeful hosted a digital rally on Monday (March 16), with a number of high-profile performance from My Morning Jacket’s Jim James, the Free Nationals, Neil Young and his wife Daryl Hannah.The rally comes on the eve of another group of important primaries, with Arizona, Florida, Illinois and Ohio residents heading to

LeBron James, 35, Stephen Curry, 31, Tristan Thompson, 28, and more NBA stars are in shock after the NBA announced that the rest of the season will be suspended after Utah Jazz player Robert Gobert tested positive for COVID-19, better known as coronavirus. This means that dozens of planned NBA games won’t be played until a later date.

Everyone likes to be treated special on their birthday, even if they are a championship-winning NBA star.LeBron James and Anthony Davis were bestie goals when LeBron recently serenaded Anthony by singing “happy birthday” to him while they were inside the Lakers team locker room.

In today’s TV news roundup, Variety obtained an exclusive first look at Adult Swim’s “Three Busy Debras” and actor Juan Alfonso will star in Disney Channel series “Ultra/Violent Blue Demon.” 

In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix released a trailer for its upcoming docuseries “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” and Awesomeness Studio made plans to produce a new young adult drama series. 

Just when it seems as if there’s no earth left for Wendy Williams to scorch, she found a fresh target: Nick Minaj.

LeBron James has dedicated himself to kids’ education, and now fans will see the results.

A day in the life indeed. Drake, 33, and LeBron James, 35, appeared to be the best of buds at a basketball game at Pepperdine’s Firestone Fieldhouse near Malibu, California, on Saturday, March 7.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James said he won’t play any games if the NBA bans fans from attending due to fears over the coronavirus.

LeBron James, 35, has talked to reporters about coronavirus fears and how they could affect the NBA. Amid reports the league told teams to start preparing to play games without any fans in attendance, the basketball icon said he wouldn’t be interested in taking the court without a crowd in the stadium.