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"They Call Me Magic" (not rated, AppleTV) This deep-diving four-episode sports documentary series explores the Magic Johnson's life, as he grows up in Lansing, Mich., becomes a five-time NBA champion, brings HIV into the light, and evolves into a community activist and entrepreneur. With Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal, Dwyane Wade, Jerry West, Larry Bird, Michael Wilbon, Cookie Johnson, LL Cool J; directed by Rick Famuyiwa.

We have an exclusive clip of the premiere episode of 'Commit or Quit with Judge Lynn Toler,' premiering May 12th on WE tv.

The first episode of ‘They Call Me Magic,’ a new Apple TV+ documentary series, will be in the festival spotlight with a screening at the DIA

He says the now-famous immunologist played a key role in his journey to beating the odds.

At a time when HIV was seen as a death sentence, Johnson shocked the world by announcing he was infected. The bigger shock was what happened next.

At a time when HIV was seen as a death sentence, Johnson shocked the world by announcing he was infected. The bigger shock was what happened next.

Appearing on "The View," the NBA legend shared how Dr. Anthony Fauci helped him understand and treat HIV after his 1991 diagnosis.

Presiding Bishop Emeritus Charles E. Blake, Sr. stopped the rumormongers and gossipers in their tracks by announcing his diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease during the worship service of West Angeles Church of God in Christ on April 24. 

"They Call Me Magic” offers a rare glimpse into the incredible real-life story of Earvin “Magic” Johnson

This drama-free, non-gripping documentary on the basketball star’s career sees him chuckling at banal anecdotes and breezing so easily through life that there’s only one winner – and it’s not the viewer