Sean Combs’ son Justin, who made headlines in June when his dad allegedly attacked one of Justin’s UCLA football coaches, has graduated and is launching a venture with classmate Kene Orjioke.
Like all events-and-branding companies, its goals are grandly vague. They’ll offer “enhanced social experiences,” musical performances in an intimate setting and have a “charity component.”
Justin will leverage “personal network and influence to boost quality, reach, and power of the brand.” It all starts in February.
Michael Jordan's son, Marcus, is making the news again, and it's not for something he did on Twitter. The product of MJ's loins is set to open sneaker and apparel boutique, according to a press release distributed this morning.
The release states: "This year, [Marcus] has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the world to bring a one-of-a-kind boutique to life that nods at his family history. The vast build-out will be used to translate Marcus’ spin on the ever-growing sports and fashion cultures by merging these two worlds under one roof. Through an elevated brick-and-mortar store emphasizing design details and premium products, he has curated a unique addition to the retail world that will exhibit a new perspective of the Jordan legacy. Amongst the retail environment, customers will experience rare family photos, home videos, unique releases, and limited edition memorabilia."
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