LeBron James is a no-show at The Venue in Clearwater     LeBron
James is one of the 100 most famous people on Earth. We can
agree on this, right?  Basketball is the world's second- or
third-most popular team sport (behind soccer and cricket), and
LeBron is, at worst, its third-most famous player (behind Kobe
Bryant and possibly Yao Ming).   So one wonders: Why, exactly,
does he feel the need to host parties in Kansas City,
Philadelphia, Miami and, on Thursday, The Venue in Clearwater?
He doesn't need the money. Doesn't need to boost his Q rating.
Doesn't need the hassle, frankly, of looking like he's partying
too much off the court.  So, taking all that into consideration,
it's probably no surprise LeBron skipped out on his planned
appearance at Thursday's "Dawn of a Dynasty" party, where a
smattering of fans had paid between $30 and $100 for the chance
to party with the King.  Why didn't he show? Your guess is as
good as ours, and promoters'. Organizers said LeBron was
contracted to appear. Following the Mia