E-mail a friendApril 7, 2005
Commissioner David Stern critiques the state of the NBA. Innovative techno artist Moby describes how he creates his music at home.
Moby
Moby
One of the most important dance music figures of the early '90s, Moby played punk rock and speed metal before finding fame in the rave scene. Rolling Stone voted 'Go,' his first solo release, one of the top 200 records of all time, and his breakthrough '99 album, 'Play,' went double platinum. He typically plays every instrument and does all of the production on his projects. With his new CD, "Hotel," Moby renovates his techno sound. Teany Book, his quirky new cookbook, is named after his tea shop on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
David Stern
David Stern
Considered the best sports executive working today, David Stern has been NBA Commissioner since '84 - the longest tenure in League history. He's elevated the NBA brand and presided over extraordinary growth. Stern introduced revenue sharing, salary caps and pro sports' first anti-drug agreement. He also oversaw the WNBA's launch. He was the NBA's outside legal counsel, joined the League as general counsel and, in '80, became its EVP. Stern is committed to various causes in which players participate, including literacy and hunger relief.