Basketball legend Michael Jordan got married over the weekend in front of a couple hundred of his family, closest friends, and a slew of famous celebrities.

The Charlotte Bobcats owner exchanged vows with 35-year-old former model Yvette Prieto on Saturday in Palm Beach, Fla., at the Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea with nearly 300 guests in attendance, including Tiger Woods, Patrick Ewing, Spike Lee, DJ MC Lyte, singers K’Jon, Robin Thicke and Grammy-Award winner Usher, who provided entertainment for the night.

The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Bear’s Club in Jupiter, Fla., a swanky private golf club just minutes from a home of Jordan’s.

Prieto stunned in a custom French silk voile corseted sheer sheath gown by J’Aton Couture, in an ecru palette with accents of flesh tones with handmade silk lace and enhanced with Swarovski crystals. Check out the pic here.

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Music is art. And like many artists, their message, music, and artistic expression are one in the same. The following musicians, all artists in their own way, have delivered some of the best music, fashion, and album cover art in history.

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Icon Tina Turner lands her first ever “Vogue” cover for “Vogue Germany.” Check out Tina’s fierce style evolution below.

Oprah Winfrey
Became Nashville’s first black TV correspondent in 1973. She began filming the “Oprah Winfrey Show” in 1984 and has consistently topped lists as one of the most powerful women in America ever since.

Rosa Parks
Parks’ decision to refuse giving up her seat on a public bus to a white woman on December 1, 1955 is often credited with jump starting the Civil Rights movement in the late 50′s. Shortly after the incident, Parks assisted forming the Montgomery Improvement Association with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The association boycotted the city bussing system, bringing their case all the way to Washington. A Supreme Court decision eventually outlawed racial segregation on public transportation.

Mae Jemison
On September 12, 1992, Mae Jemison, 55, became the first black woman to travel into space.

Maya Angelou
Now a famous author and poet, Maya Angelou is best known serving as Northern Coordinator of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Southern Christian Leadership Conference during the Civil Rights movement where ferociously spoke and wrote about her experiences. She continues to be noted as one of the most important black writers of our time.

Harriett Tubman
Harriett Tubman, born Araminta Ross, was a slave in Dorchester County, Maryland. At the age of 25, she married freeman John Tubman, with the permission of her masters, under the condition that she would continue to work for her them. John Tubman did not support Harriet’s wishes to be free, claiming that if she tried to run he would turn her in. Harriet eventually escaped, following the north star to Pennsylvania and began working as a conductor on the Underground Railroad in order to free her friends and family.

Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama is not just the First lady. A Harvard Law School graduate, Michelle is also a major advocate for poverty awareness and healthy eating.

Richest NBA Basketball Players Ever!

Who are the richest NBA players in the world? If you have a great jump shot, becoming a professional basketball player is definitely a great career choice. One of the greatest things about the NBA, is that all contracts are guaranteed; meaning that even if you tear your MCL, sprain and ankle, or never leave the bench all season long, you still get paid; making NBA players some of the richest athletes in the world! Scroll below to see who tops the list.

Michael Jordan, Net worth: $650 million

Magic Johnson, Net worth: $500 million

Shaquille O’Neal, Net worth: $250 million

Kobe Bryant, Net worth: $200 million

Kevin Garnett, Net worth: $180 million

LeBron James, Net worth: $110 million

Alonzo Mourning, Net worth: $90 million

Reggie Miller, Net worth: $90 million

Juwan Howard, Net worth: $480 million

Tracy McGrady, Net worth: $75 million

Meet Some of Hollywood’s Best

While black talent may appear to be non-existent behind the camera, the following gallery shows that true black talent does exist. While some of the following directors influence does not carry over to big theaters such as Tyler Perry’s controversial black films, these men have directed some of our cultures most infamous cult classics. Scroll below to view our list of 5 black directors you should know and how they made their mark on Hollywood.

Tyler Perry, net worth: $400 million
First made his mark in film with the now-classic Diary of a Mad Black Woman.

Spike Lee, net worth: $40 million
A veteran in the business, Lee is known for films such as Do The Right Thing, Mo’ Better Blues, Jungle Fever, Malcolm X, Crooklyn, Clockers and Inside Man.

Antoine Fuqua, net worth: $18 million
Best known for Tears of the Sun, King Arthur, Shooter and Brooklyn’s Finest.

John Singleton, net worth: $50 million
Best known for the hood classics Boyz N the Hood, Poetic Justice and Higher Learning.

F. Gary Gray, net worth: unknown
Best known for his work in Friday and Set It Off.