World Peace was still known as Ron Artest on Nov. 19, 2004, when he jumped into the stands at The Palace, precipitating perhaps the ugliest melee in NBA history.

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) Back at The Palace for perhaps the final time, Metta World Peace recalled the moment that landed him in basketball infamy.

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Sept. 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- On 30 September 2024, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, leaders of NGOs, donors, impact investors, civil servants, cybersecurity experts ...

Cancon post-grungers Our Lady Peace are celebrating three decades of their debut album Naveed, and for the occasion, they'll be playing a one-off show at Toronto's Lee's Palace. "It's our 30th ...

It doesn't matter how much time passes—whenever the player currently known as Metta World Peace returns to Detroit, we remember. We remember November 19th, 2004 ...

Metta World Peace is not the same guy from The Malice at the Palace. You remember, it was Nov. 19, 2004, the then Ron Artest had fouled Ben Wallace hard, shoving ensued but nothing out of the ordinary ...

A group representing the guru who inspired BeatleGeorge Harrison to play the sitar has asked Saint John city councilto donate apiece oflandfora "peace palace" it promises would foster harmony and ...

The aftermath of the infamous "Malice at the Palace" adversely impacted the mental health of former NBA star Metta World Peace as he served a 72-game suspension during the 2004-05 season.

Former NBA forward Metta World Peace said Wednesday that the Malice at the Palace 10 years ago was the worst day in his life. World Peace, then Ron Artest, stormed into the stands after a fan ...

As the King makes big strides to maintain calm in international territory, the cancer-stricken father of Prince Harry is struggling with keeping peace in his family.