Beyoncé leaves Staples Center. WNBA superstar Diana Taurasi, whom Kobe Bryant called the “White Mamba,” talked about the Lakers superstar and his influence. battle against COVID-19 lags that of all other big wealthy nations, with more than 40,000 new cases and nearly 1,000 deaths per dayAfter playing off Kamala Harris at the DNC, the Oscar nominee and music legend is still pushing herself — this time in Starz’s wildly popular “Power” franchise.Dua Lipa’s new remix album, “Club Future Nostalgia,” features guest turns from Missy Elliott, Gwen Stefani and Madonna, and cements Lipa’s place at pop’s apex.Gregory Porter’s new album, “All Rise,” was shaped by the loss of his brother to COVID-19 and by his relationship to his hometown of Bakersfield, Calif.Morgan Wallen’s new song, “7 Summers,” may sound like ’70s soft rock, but it‘s breaking streaming records and rubbing chart elbows with Drake and Harry Styles.Fifty years after the Chicano Moratorium and the killing of journalist Ruben Salazar, marches, forums, screenings and more show the issues are still relevant.Beyoncé, seen in a screen grab, performed at Kobe Bryant’s memorial Monday. After transitioning into a powerful rendition of "Halo," the superstar finished with the added line, "He will be your, she will be your halo," a reference to Kobe and Gianna. Mourners, many of them in Lakers jerseys, watch the proceedings. You are deeply missed beloved Kobe,” the singer wrote on a post featuring the father and daughter together. 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Beyoncé, dressed in gold and bathed in purple light, took center stage at the beginning of the memorial. “That’s the kind of person he was. Earlier at the memorial, Beyoncé opened with a stirring musical tribute to Kobe, wearing a yellow suit in honor of the Lakers’ color and backed by a choir clad in white suits. Oregon basketball star Sabrina Ionescu, whom Bryant mentored, spoke at Monday’s memorial. She changed the line "And I'm crashing into you" to "And I'm laughing into you" and swapped "You kill me boy XO" for "Just kiss me boy XO. The ceremony is being held on aa 24-foot-by-24-foot stage, honoring one of Kobe's two uniform numbers. Beyoncé respectfully changed the lyrics to one of her songs during the memorial that was held Monday in honor of the late Kobe Bryant and his young daughter, Gianna. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. The memorial to Kobe and Gianna Bryant began in an inspiring way Monday. Check out the hottest fashion, photos, movies and TV shows!Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant's Public Memorial: Stars Attend Celebration of Life She changed the line "And I'm crashing into you" to "And I'm laughing into you" and swapped "You kill me boy XO" for "Just kiss me boy XO. And this was one of his favorite songs,” Beyoncé said as she introduced a spectral rendition of “XO,” from her 2013 self-titled album.“In the darkest night hour (in the darkest night hour) / I’ll search through the crowd (I’ll search through the crowd) / Your face is all that I see,” she sang, surrounded by string players and a small choir all clad in white, before transitioning to “Halo,” a tearjerker from 2008’s “I Am ... Sasha Fierce.”The singer and her husband, rapper Jay-Z, were longtime friends of Kobe and Vanessa Bryant, and the #GirlDad had taken his daughters to see Beyoncé in concert. “He was last in my house on New Year’s and he was just in the greatest space that I’ve seen him in,” Jay-Z said in early February at Columbia University. UConn women’s basketball head coach Geno Auriemma, among the speakers, said, “I’m here as a father, not as a basketball coach.”
Beyoncé leaves Staples Center. WNBA superstar Diana Taurasi, whom Kobe Bryant called the “White Mamba,” talked about the Lakers superstar and his influence. battle against COVID-19 lags that of all other big wealthy nations, with more than 40,000 new cases and nearly 1,000 deaths per dayAfter playing off Kamala Harris at the DNC, the Oscar nominee and music legend is still pushing herself — this time in Starz’s wildly popular “Power” franchise.Dua Lipa’s new remix album, “Club Future Nostalgia,” features guest turns from Missy Elliott, Gwen Stefani and Madonna, and cements Lipa’s place at pop’s apex.Gregory Porter’s new album, “All Rise,” was shaped by the loss of his brother to COVID-19 and by his relationship to his hometown of Bakersfield, Calif.Morgan Wallen’s new song, “7 Summers,” may sound like ’70s soft rock, but it‘s breaking streaming records and rubbing chart elbows with Drake and Harry Styles.Fifty years after the Chicano Moratorium and the killing of journalist Ruben Salazar, marches, forums, screenings and more show the issues are still relevant.Beyoncé, seen in a screen grab, performed at Kobe Bryant’s memorial Monday. After transitioning into a powerful rendition of "Halo," the superstar finished with the added line, "He will be your, she will be your halo," a reference to Kobe and Gianna. Mourners, many of them in Lakers jerseys, watch the proceedings. You are deeply missed beloved Kobe,” the singer wrote on a post featuring the father and daughter together. Confessions of a voter fraud: I was a master at fixing mail-in ballotsDrew Barrymore says she'll 'never forgive herself' for boozy Andy Cohen interviewThis is why Jacob Blake had a warrant out for his arrestMLB fans' reaction to Jacob Blake boycotts says it allChadwick Boseman married before his death, family revealsDrew Barrymore says she'll 'never forgive herself' for boozy Andy Cohen interviewI found out my ex cheated on me — from his wedding announcementConfessions of a voter fraud: I was a master at fixing mail-in ballotsDenzel Washington honors late Chadwick Boseman years after paying his tuitionDenzel Washington honors late Chadwick Boseman years after paying his tuitionThe Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is full of celebrity-loved jeansThe Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is full of celebrity-loved jeansVMAs 2020: How the ‘live’ show was filmed amid the COVID-19 pandemicVMAs 2020: How the ‘live’ show was filmed amid the COVID-19 pandemic8 Terrifying Deaths and Catastrophic Injuries From New Jersey's Infamous "Class Action Park"8 Terrifying Deaths and Catastrophic Injuries From New Jersey's Infamous "Class Action Park" Would you like to receive desktop browser notifications about breaking news and other major stories? ‘We’re going to be more stubborn this time,’ he says.The plan, which faces the high hurdle of having to get a two-thirds vote in each house of the Legislature by Monday night, was seen as a compromise with landlord groups who oppose a pending bill that would have kept tenants from being evicted if they did not pay any rent as late as April. Beyoncé, dressed in gold and bathed in purple light, took center stage at the beginning of the memorial. “That’s the kind of person he was. Earlier at the memorial, Beyoncé opened with a stirring musical tribute to Kobe, wearing a yellow suit in honor of the Lakers’ color and backed by a choir clad in white suits. Oregon basketball star Sabrina Ionescu, whom Bryant mentored, spoke at Monday’s memorial. She changed the line "And I'm crashing into you" to "And I'm laughing into you" and swapped "You kill me boy XO" for "Just kiss me boy XO. The ceremony is being held on aa 24-foot-by-24-foot stage, honoring one of Kobe's two uniform numbers. Beyoncé respectfully changed the lyrics to one of her songs during the memorial that was held Monday in honor of the late Kobe Bryant and his young daughter, Gianna. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. The memorial to Kobe and Gianna Bryant began in an inspiring way Monday. Check out the hottest fashion, photos, movies and TV shows!Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant's Public Memorial: Stars Attend Celebration of Life She changed the line "And I'm crashing into you" to "And I'm laughing into you" and swapped "You kill me boy XO" for "Just kiss me boy XO. And this was one of his favorite songs,” Beyoncé said as she introduced a spectral rendition of “XO,” from her 2013 self-titled album.“In the darkest night hour (in the darkest night hour) / I’ll search through the crowd (I’ll search through the crowd) / Your face is all that I see,” she sang, surrounded by string players and a small choir all clad in white, before transitioning to “Halo,” a tearjerker from 2008’s “I Am ... Sasha Fierce.”The singer and her husband, rapper Jay-Z, were longtime friends of Kobe and Vanessa Bryant, and the #GirlDad had taken his daughters to see Beyoncé in concert. “He was last in my house on New Year’s and he was just in the greatest space that I’ve seen him in,” Jay-Z said in early February at Columbia University. UConn women’s basketball head coach Geno Auriemma, among the speakers, said, “I’m here as a father, not as a basketball coach.”