Remembering Kobe Bryant: 8 Quotes From The Lakers Legend's Life
Lakers star Kobe Bryant was known for his exploits on the basketball court, but he gave some of his more memorable quotes as his career wound down.
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Lakers star Kobe Bryant was known for his exploits on the basketball court, but he gave some of his more memorable quotes as his career wound down.
The alleged incident in 2003 surfaced months after Bryant and wife Vanessa gave birth to their first daughter, Natalia, now 17.
News of Bryant's death in a helicopter crash that also killed his 13-year-old daughter Gianna drew tributes by athletes beyond the Los Angeles Lakers and across sports.
The Southern California Broadcasters Association (SCBA) has asked all of its member stations to devote one minute and 8 second moment of air silence to honor the death of Kobe Bryant at 12 noon, Monday.
The city of Los Angeles and the world of sports were rocked Sunday by the death of Lakers legend and global icon Kobe Bryant.
Kobe Bryant appeared to be happiest off the court, with his family and in pursuit of other ventures that had nothing to do with his storied basketball career.
Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter were among nine killed Sunday in a helicopter crash in Calabasas. Bryant was 41.
The world has joined the city of Los Angeles in mourning the death of Kobe Bryant, with fans shocked and saddened about the news.
The passengers were on their way to a basketball game when the chopper went down.
The Grammys, held in "the house that Kobe built" paid tribute to the late Lakers legend during the star-studded ceremony.
"We want to have the roads free for first repsonders and investigators. If you do not have identification establishing you as a local resident, you will not be provided access to the area."
Billy Ray Cyrus, Keith Urban, and Smokey Robinson were among the musical artists paying tribute to Kobe Bryant on the Grammys red carpet.
A heartbroken Nicholson spoke to CBSLA's Jim Hill about Bryant hours after the accident.
Earvin "Magic" Johnson expressed his disbelief on Sunday following the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. They were among nine killed in Calabasas following a copter crash.
West, who has long been known as "The Logo" after the NBA chose his silhouette for its iconic logo, was frequently unable to hold back his emotions during an on-air conversation with CBS2's Jim Hill.
