Host Alicia Keys and Boyz II Men Pay Tribute to Kobe Bryant at 2020 Grammys After NBA Legend and Daughter’s Deaths

This is such important and critical work to carry on in the memory of Kobe Bryant… and now, his late daughter Gianna Bryant, too.

Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant are at peace.

The Bryant's are staying strong. 

As tributes continue to pour in following the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant on Sunday, Los Angeles Lakers president Jeanie Buss has shared her tribute to the player that meant so much to her team and her family — and the daughter that was set to carry on his legacy in the sport.

Evan Rachel Wood was criticized after she took aim at the late basketball player Kobe Bryant following his shock death on Sunday, calling the NBA  player a “rapist”.

On Monday night, the hosts of late night television joined in on the chorus of tributes for Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, who was killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday. Bryant's death, and that of his daughter Gianna and the seven others on board, was a devastating blow to sports fans and the nation as a whole. Since many of the hosts are located in Los Angeles, they were able to share personal stories about their time spent with the NBA star or revisit interview clips in his memory.

Radio stations in Southern California are planning to pay tribute to Kobe Bryant with a moment of silence at noon Monday.The Southern California Broadcasters Association is urging its members to devote one minute and eight seconds to "honor the death of NBA legend and Southern California hero Kobe Bryant." The extra eight seconds refers to his original jersey number, 8.Bryant starred for 20 years with the Los Angeles Lakers, who call Staples Center home, and won five NBA championships with the

Celebs took their fashion to the next level at the 2020 Grammys.

and both paid tribute to at the Grammy Awards last night.

Hosting an awards show is hard. But doing so in the wake of a tragedy is near impossible.

Demi Lovato gave a raw comeback performance at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, January 26, as she choked up while singing her new song, “Anyone.”

DJ Khaled honored the late Kobe Bryant as he walked the red carpet at the 2020 Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

LOS ANGELES – UFC legend Conor McGregor remembered fellow athlete Kobe Bryant on the red carpet of the 2020 Grammy Awards.

Tonight is supposed to be the year's biggest celebration of music, but it's a sad day for the sports world. As music's biggest artists gathered to celebrate their achievements at the 62nd Grammy Awards at Los Angeles' Staples Center, it was hard to shake the news of Kobe Bryant's tragic death.

The 2020 Grammy Awards kicked off with a tribute to legendary basketball player Kobe Bryant, who died hours before the ceremony, at Los Angeles’ Staples Center, which was home to the 41-year-old NBA player for nearly 20 years. Lizzo took the reins with her stunning performance and began it by saying "This one's for Kobe." The mourned the death of the basketball icon after the news of his death went viral.

Alicia Keys marked her return as host of the62nd Grammy Awardswith a somber and moving tribute to Kobe Bryant.Taking the stage after Lizzo's punchy and powerful performance of "Truth Hurts," the Grammy winner and host acknowledged the loss of the former Laker and his daughter in a helicopter crash earlier in the day."To be honest with you, we are all feeling crazy sadness right now," Keys said. "Earlier today, Los Angeles, America and the whole wild world lost a hero.