Stephon Marbury wants us to know that it’s lit. If you’re looking for a Candlenights gift for the basketball, music, light and technology-loving special someone in your life, I’ve got good ...

Originally launched in 2006 in the US, Stephon Marbury's Starbury shoes were meant to be price-conscious alternatives for kids from less fortunate backgrounds (they retailed for $15 originally).

Inspired by his time in China, Stephon Marbury has revived his line of Starbury shoes, calling out Michael Jordan for overpricing his kicks and LeBron James for being a follower.

Stephon Marbury took to Instagram to announce that his signature shoe line has been revived, and will be coming to stores soon.#starbury COMING SOON The shoes originally came with a $15 pricetag ...

During the great basketball shoe race of the late 90's and 00's,longtime NBA guard Stephon Marbury set out to change the game. Or, well, at the very least, make a signature shoe that was affordable.

Stephon Marbury is back in the shoe business. The Chinese Basketball Association star took to Twitter to give fans a sneak peek of the next generation of his light-up "Starbury" sneakers - kicks ...

Stephon Marbury spoke about what inspired him to sell the Starbury, a $15 shoe. A former player for the New York Knicks, Marbury chose an uncommon path for an NBA player.

Stephon Marbury with his Starbury shoes in 2006. Via Getty. Starbury is back. Well, not quite yet. But the brand founded by former NBA star Stephon Marbury that became famous for its $15 sneakers ...

Inspired by his time in China, Stephon Marbury has revived his line of Starbury shoes, calling out Michael Jordan for overpricing his kicks and LeBron James for being a follower.

Starbury is back. Well, not quite yet. But the brand founded by former NBA star Stephon Marbury that became famous for its $15 sneakers from 2006 may be making a comeback next year, according to ...

Inspired by his time in China, Stephon Marbury has revived his line of Starbury shoes, calling out Michael Jordan for overpricing his kicks and LeBron James for being a follower.