Kobe Bryant News

LaKeith talks about going to modeling school, acting in Uncut Gems with Adam Sandler & Kevin Garnett, his new movie The Photograph with Issa Rae, and wanting to play the Joker.

Jessica talks about her new memoir “Open Book,” auditioning for the Mickey Mouse Club, attending the Chuck Norris School of Acting when she was a kid, her crush on Ryan Gosling, kissing Justin Timberlake, Ryan & Justin's secret bet, firing her dad as her manager, watching old episodes of “Newlyweds,” the possibility of another reality show with Nick Lachey, and performing at the White House for President Bush.

'Shirley Valentine' features Anna Kotula in a one-woman show about a middle-aged Liverpool housewife who seeks a change in her life, and does so in drastic fashion, leaving her husband and home to cavort on a beach in Greece. The result is a reaffirmation of life, one that empowers women and those lamenting the absence of passion in their lives - a timely and wonderful journey to help inaugurate the centennial of the passage of the 19th amendment.

Charlie Wilson performs the song Forever Valentine on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Magic remembers his friend Kobe Bryant, and talks about what he did for Los Angeles, playing him in one-on-one, bringing LeBron James to the Lakers, celebrating his 60th birthday, and Jimmy goes to great lengths to be included on Magic's summer vacations.

Ben talks about starring in the new movie Sonic, the release date being on Valentine's Day, working with Jim Carrey, being a Nicks fan, attending a game with Billy Crystal, Adam Sandler & Kevin Garnett, and writing jokes for C-3PO in J.J. Abrams' Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

As is true with almost every one of The Bard's plays, magic and mayhem, fops and fairies, mistaken identity, romance and humor abound in this tongue-firmly-in-cheek evening with elements of pantomime, Commedia dell'arte and conventions of classical theater woven together with DeCarlo and Rudie narrating the tale as the elvish mischief makers Orion and Talia. While there are quotes and references from several of The Bard's creations, LOVE IN BLOOM takes its biggest story line from a?oeA Midsummer Night's Dreama?? with three sets of lovers dealing with mistaken identities due to cross-dressing, who eventually get lost in the woods in order for the fairies' spell to be cast so that all ends well and love rules the day.

Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon visits TODAY to share an advance sneak peek of his big Super Bowl commercial. In the Michelob Light ad, Jimmy shows his prowess (or lack thereof) in a variety of sports. Guest stars include John Cena and The Roots. Jimmy also talks emotionally about Kobe Bryant: “I miss him.”

Jimmy pays tribute to Kobe Bryant the day after he and his daughter Gianna and seven of their friends were killed in a helicopter crash. We take a look back at some of our favorite moments with Kobe from his 15 appearances on our show over the years. If you want to remember Kobe in a philanthropic way, make a donation to The Kobe and Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation.

Variety reports that Kobe Bryant will be given a tribute during this year's Academy Awards.

Cynthia Ervio sat down with a?oeExtra's' Renee Bargh at the annual Oscar nominees luncheon, where she reflected on Oscar winner Kobe Bryant's sudden death.

The host of the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards, Alicia Keys, opens the ceremony with a moving salute to the late Kobe and Gianna Bryant. Stream the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards on CBS All Access.

Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Jerry O'Connell share their reactions to learning about the death of Kobe Bryant and 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. “We should all hug our kids, just really appreciate every moment that we have here,” said O'Connell.

Peter King rides to work with Kansas City head coach Andy Reid in the lead-up to Super Bowl LIV in this week's edition of Football Morning in America, available now exclusively on NBCSports.com. King also chats with Chiefs general manager Brett Veach about drafting Patrick Mahomes, and discusses the main storylines surrounding Sunday's 49ers-Chiefs Super Bowl.

REAL SPORTS WITH BRYANT GUMBEL, which will mark its 25th anniversary in April, returns for an all-new season of enterprise reporting when the program's 274th edition debuts tomorrow, TUESDAY, JAN. 28 at 10 p.m. ET (9 p.m. CT), exclusively on HBO. 

Kumail talks about getting in incredible shape for his new Marvel movie The Eternals, why he decided to post a picture of his new ripped body, finding out the picture went viral, not eating sugar or anything unhealthy, what Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson thought of his muscles, his new show “Little America” and Jimmy surprises him with pizza and desserts which leads to Kumail breaking his diet for the first time in a year.

Sting talks about visiting his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in front of our theatre, messing with people who are driving next to him listening to his music, the first time he ever heard one of his songs on the radio, his upcoming residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, and his musical The Last Ship which is on tour in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington D.C., St. Paul and Detroit.

Dave is back to frighten Jimmy with animals. This time he brings a Grey Fox, Slender-Billed Cockatoo, Rattlesnake and Wallaby. If you want to help the animals affected by the devastating bushfires in Australia you can donate to the International Fund for Animal Welfare: https://www.ifaw.org

Colin talks about the earthquake in Los Angeles, receiving a “black card” to his favorite Kebab shop “Abrakebabra” in Ireland, discovering what his ancestry is after taking a 23 & Me DNA test, his new movie The Gentleman directed by Guy Ritchie, and playing The Penguin in the new Batman movie.

Marcus King performs the song Beautiful Stranger on Jimmy Kimmel Live.