Michael Jordan’s first three-peat with the Chicago Bulls ended after a victory over Charles Barkley and the Phoenix Suns and the surprising off-season decision to retire from the game of basketball to pursue his father’s dream – playing professional baseball. In honor of the 23rd anniversary of the feat, Jordan Brand is releasing two premium Air Jordan 8colorways as a part of the ongoing “Champagne and Cigar Pack” referencing the two celebratory treats after taking home the Larry O’Brien trophy. Today we get a detailed look at the Air Jordan 8 “Champagne”, a pair that boasts a premium Light Bone leather upper complete with a contrasting Metallic Gold patent leather on the mudguard to match the strap accents. Expect this...

The Yeezy hype train rolls on with what appears to be the next release of the coveted sneakers, this adidas YEEZY Boost 750 in “Dark Grey”. Looking pretty similar to the initial release of the bold high-top silhouette in 2015, the main difference with the new colorway is the gummy sole that actually glows in the dark. These are rumored to be the next adidas Yeezy sneaker release, but there’s no confirmation of an exact release date yet. Enjoy this latest preview and stay tuned to Kixsquare for all late-breaking Yeezy news.

David Letterman was the GOAT late night talkshow host, so it makes sense that the brand representing the greatest player to ever lace up a signature sneaker will be releasing an Air Jordan 1 paying homage to the late night icon. In 1985, a rookie Michael Jordan sat down with Mr. Letterman to chat his early superstardom and the controversry surrounding the “Banned” pair of Air Jordan 1s which didn’t feature enough white throughout the red and black upper. This Air Jordan 1 “David Letterman” represents the shiny metallic sweatsuit that His Airness wore during the televised appearance, as a bright Light Crimson upper sees metallic accents of Midnight Navy on the Swoosh and ankle collar. A minute touch of...

Supreme announced this morning that its Air Max 98 collaboration pack will release this Thursday, April 28. Images of the sneakers have been out for some time now—even NikeLab posted an official photo touting the shoes a month ago. The official press release from Supreme shows off a set of hats that match the shoes, which weren't known about until now. Presumably in an attempt to avoid any sort of release day mayhem, the skate shop has decided not to release these sneakers in-store except for via its Japan locations. The Supreme x Nike Air Max 98s should hit supreme.com at 11 a.m. EST on Thursday. There's no news yet of a release via NikeLab, but that's entirely possible given that...