Anthony Davis is bringing a piece of Hollywood with him to Dallas. After living in Los Angeles for over half a decade, it only makes sense for Davis to embrace the spotlight off the court and he's doing just that by starring in a new television series focused on pranks.

During their illustrious history, the Los Angeles Lakers have had more than their share of participants in the annual NBA All-Star game. In fact, they have had so many talented and skilled players that perhaps a few of them got snubbed from the league's midseason classic.

Mavericks coach Jason Kidd ruled center Anthony Davis out for Thursday night’s NBA Finals rematch against the Boston Celtics.

Dallas Mavericks big man Anthony Davis is expected to miss multiple weeks due to a left adductor strain, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The injury came in the third quarter of Saturday's win over the Houston Rockets,

But during his introductory press conference following the trade, Anthony Davis had a message for Mavericks fans, as per ClutchPoints’ own Joey Mistretta, that will no doubt fire them up for the remainder of the regular season. “I’m gonna give [the city] life back,” Davis declared to assembled media.

The premier of Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis's new prank show took place right after the end of the NBA All-Star coverage. Davis had advertised the show a few weeks back and many fans were looking forward to tuning in.

The game has been controversial for the last handful of years, but at least at the end of it, we got to see the premier of former Lakers star Anthony Davis's new prank show, Foul Play. Davis' new show consists of him pranking fellow stars,