On Sunday, American Idol Season 6 winner Jordin Sparks showed off her slimmed-down figure by Tweeting a photo of herself posing in a bikini. The image quickly went viral. But Word on the Curb has it that the 21-year-old “No Air” singer has been sharing more than saucy snaps with Miami Heat hoopster LeBron James.

Say it ain’t so, King James!

The Snitch Circuit is abuzz with whispers that the NBA superstar, who’s expecting his third child with high school sweetheart Sabrina Brinson, has been secretly bedding the squeaky-clean Ms. Sparks for months.

Well, he did say he was bringing his “A-Game” to South Beach this season…Tiger Woods 2.0 anyone?

That didn’t take long! Mama’s Glo’s found herself at the center of a slap suit. Gloria James, the mother of hoopster LeBron James, has been hit with a battery suit stemming from her altercation with a Miami Beach parking valet last week.

In the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ.com, Rockfeller Sorel claims a livid Gloria smacked him without provocation during an altercation over her vehicle outside the posh Fountainbleu Hotel. In video of the altercation, Gloria is seen striking Sorel, but only after he approaches and appears to touch her. The footage shows Gloria in his face over the parking situation. Rockfeller takes an advancing step towards Gloria and bumps her. She quickly recovers and slaps him with her left hand — then swings her purse at his head with her right hand. Several bystanders eventually broke up the ensuing melee.

Gloria was arrested for battery and public intoxication, while the valet was treated for unspecified injuries at a local hospital.

We’re still what to here how much coin Rock’s suing for!

After those nasty allegations of an affair with Cleveland Cavs star Delonte West, you probably thought Gloria James couldn’t possibly humiliate her hoop star son any further.

And you’d be wrong.

The mother of Miami Heat star LeBron James was arrested in Miami overnight after a game of “Whoop Dat Trick” with a valet turned disastrous. Gloria — who is in her early 40s — had been partying with some girlfriends at the posh LIV Nightclub at Fountainebleu, but when she tried to leave the establishment, she got into an argument with a parking attendant that quickly turned violent, according to reports. Cops received a call at approximately 4:47 AM and arrived on the scene to find Gloria assaulting the employee. The valet wasn’t arrested, but Gloria was taken in on one count of suspicion of misdemeanor assault.

She’s since been released.

This isn’t Glo’s first scrape with the law. In 2006, she was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and charged with “reckless operation, speeding for driving 50 mph in a 30 mph zone, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, disorderly conduct and damaging police equipment.”

The show promises to will tackle a wide variety of subjects, including family, teamwork, friendship, giving back to the community, staying in school, staying out of trouble, and more. King James voices a character named Business. Former Clean House hostess Niecy Nash lends her voice for the mother figure of the show, Gloria. Drake will guest star as himself on an upcoming episode.

The first season’s 10 episodes launched on Wednesday.

Will you watch?

Clevelanders still have a bone to pick with their former “King.” It appears Cavs fans continue to dwell in a state of certified pissitvity over LeBron James’ ESPN Decision special, a broadcast in which the NBA’s most-decorated hoopster gave his working-class hometown the finger and jumped ship for an almost certain championship ring with the Miami Heat.

No longer content with flooding His Airness with racially-charged Tweets and hosting jersey bonfires, one angry group of Cleveland Cavs fans created this razing spoof of the power star’s new Nike commercial.

Let’s just say it ain’t pretty! The phrase “Get Ovah It Already Springs To Mind!”

What should LeBron do?

In a cover story with the September issue of GQ Magazine, NBA superstar LeBron James still seems somewhat despondent about leaving his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers to join Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade in Miami.

The men’s style magazine followed James, 25, from the onset of the “Summer of LeBron” all the way through when he made his ESPN announcement to leave the Cavaliers.

“If there was an opportunity for me to return and those fans welcome me back, that’d be a great story. Maybe the ones burning my jersey were never LeBron fans anyway.”

Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert — who bitterly blasted King James in an odd open letter after he announced his decision to head to the Miami Heat in an one-hour ESPN special — was also mentioned in the GQ article.

“I don’t think he ever cared about LeBron,” LeBron said. “My mother always told me: ‘You will see the light of people when they hit adversity. You’ll get a good sense of their character.’ Me and my family have seen the character of that man.”

Clevelanders weren’t the only ones disappointed when LeBron James turned in his Cavaliers jersey and joined Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade to form a modern-day B-Ball Dream Team Down South. King James’ high school sweetheart Savannah Brinson also wasn’t initially pleased with her longtime love’s move to Miami — and sounded off on uprooting to South Beach — marriage and her relationship with the basketball star — in her first interview, on the pages of the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar, arriving on newsstands Sept. 17.

Savannah and the couple’s young sons LeBron Jr., five, and Bryce Maximus, three, were snapped in The Big Apple in a shoot with Douglas Friedman.

“Personally, Miami was not my favorite place. Vacationing there is great: You go for three days and get some sun, and it’s time to go home. It will definitely be an adjustment, but we’ll make it. We’re not complaining. Whatever LeBron felt was comfortable, I’m with him. I just love him so much. We’re soul mates.”

Jesse Jackson is speaking out in defense of two-time NBA MVP LeBron James, who has been receiving plenty of criticism since he announced his decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers and join the Miami Heat…..in a one-hour ESPN special, no less.

The admitted adulterer behind the “Keep Hope Alive” campaign of the 1980s chastises Cavs owner Dan Gilbert over a harsh letter the sports aficionado posted on the official Cavaliers website shortly after James announced his decision. In Jesse’s opinion, Gilbert sees LeBron as a nothing more than “runaway slave” and the civil rights owner argues that Gilbert’s comments about LeBron ditching Cleveland put the basketball star in danger.

“He [i.e., Gilbert] speaks as an owner of LeBron and not the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers… His feelings of betrayal personify a slave master mentality. He sees LeBron as a runaway slave. This is an owner employee relationship — between business partners — and LeBron honored his contract. LeBron is not a child, nor is he bound to play on Gilbert’s plantation and be demeaned. He has been a model citizen and has inspired the children of Akron, Cleveland, the State of Ohio and the United States.”