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Ron Artest Takes Over ESPN Magazine
July 29th, 2010 | Posted by Leah Hollar in Basketball
August’s issue of ESPN Magazine is different from any other issue to have hit shelves in recent months. That’s because Ron Artest presided as guest editor of the “Revenge of the Jock” issue. Ron Artest has really been keeping himself busy with all sorts of endeavors, and this one proved to be a challenge for him. He posted a picture of the issue on his new website, RonArtest.com, with the headline: “ESPN Guest Editor Ron Artest My Toughest Interview.” The cover of the issue reads: “Guest Editor Ron Artest My Toughest Interview Yet: Me!” The magazine features stories like “Under the Dome” which has Artest delving a little deeper into his own head by interviewing himself. He also participated in meetings with staffers, photo shoots, and interviews for the issue.
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