DAVID YURMAN TEAMS UP WITH BASKETBALL STARS CARMELO ANTHONY AND JAYLEN BROWN FOR ITS LATEST CURB CHAIN CAMPAIGN FOR MEN

Jaylen Brown on Life Off the Court, NBA Tunnel Looks and New Campaign With David Yurman

NBA players Jaylen Brown and Carmelo Anthony star in David Yurman Curb Chain campaign. The Boston Celtics player talks fashion, family and offseason.

DAVID YURMAN TEAMS UP WITH BASKETBALL STARS CARMELO ANTHONY AND JAYLEN BROWN FOR ITS LATEST CURB CHAIN CAMPAIGN FOR MEN

NEW YORK, April 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- David Yurman, America's foremost luxury jewelry brand, is proud to announce its latest partnership with basketball legends Carmelo Anthony and Jaylen Brown for the brand's new Men's campaign featuring its signature Curb Chain…

Carmelo Anthony Brought His Weed Brand to New York

Even during his time playing in the NBA, Carmelo Anthony has had one foot in the business world. That includes buying a second-division soccer team a decade ago; more recently, he’s gotten into the cannabis business. And while Anthony’s STAYME7O brand also includes a clothing line, it does seem to be an appropriate name for selling weed as well. Previously, if you were hoping to buy cannabis from Anthony’s brand in a city where he once played, y…

The High Life: Carmelo Anthony Debuts New Cannabis Brand 'STAYME70' At The Travel Agency's Fifth Avenue Store

Source: Michael Simon / Getty Last week (April 17th), The Travel Agency, New York’s premier cannabis destination, teamed up with 10-time NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony to celebrate his debut cannabis brand, STAYME70. In celebration of the launch and the 4/20 holiday, Anthony made a public appearance at The Travel Agency’s Fifth Avenue location to meet fans and debut his newest venture. While at The Travel Agency, the New York Knicks legend met fan…

Carmelo Anthony hosts event in Farmingdale for cannabis business

A New York basketball star visited a Farmingdale dispensary Saturday as he rolled out his new line of cannabis.  Many New Yorkers know Carmelo Anthony, commonly referred to as “Melo,” for his seven seasons with the Knicks or his 19 years in the NBA, but the former basketball player is now involved in the cannabis business.  Anthony was over two hours late to the event as fans in basketball jerseys waited in line outside the dispensary. Strain St…