The NBA season is about halfway over and that means its time for the All-Star Game. The star-studded event gives players a chance to have fun, compete and show off a plethora of skills for the world in a weekend full of events in Los Angeles.

For the first time in 21 years, LeBron James won’t be starting the NBA All-Star Game. The league dropped the starter announcements, and James didn’t make the cut. His All-Star streak is still intact,

The 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend starts on Friday, Feb. 13 with the All-Star Celebrity Game featuring former players, stars of other sports, film, television and music, and some championship winning coaches.

The full 2026 NBA All-Star Game rosters were unveiled Sunday night as the league announced 14 more reserves for the upcoming ASG. The 10 starter picks were announced two weeks ago ahead of All-Star Weekend (Feb. 13-15) at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. The game will feature a brand-new USA vs. The World format.

The game will take place at the Intuit Dome, home of the Los Angeles Clippers. While it marks the first time the arena will host the event, it’s the seventh time the NBA All-Star Game will be played in the City of Angels, with the last one occurring in 2018.

Here are the complete rosters for the NBA's Celebrity Game.

The NBA has revamped the format for the annual All-Star Game again. The league has tried to drum up some more interest from fans and players alike to create a more intriguing event. Last year, that plan fell flat with a mini tournament that featured three All-Star teams and one Rising Stars team.

Before the biggest NBA stars on the planet take the court this weekend, Friday night will mark a star-studded event in Los Angeles for the 2026 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game. While notable coaches will guide the celebrity-filled squads,

NBA commissioner Adam Silver has selected Brandon Ingram of the Toronto Raptors to replace the injured Steph Curry at the 2026 NBA All-Star Game.