Dear Gossips, The headline in Los Angeles yesterday was supposed to be the Grammys which were taking place after a week of internal controversy – and all of this was happening at Staples Centre, known on most nights for where the Lakers play. It wasn't a very good show. But the show had a very go...
Kobe Bryant‘s legacy helped Alicia Keys make it through an emotional Grammy Awards night. On Sunday, the singer hosted the 62nd Grammy Awards just hours after Kobe Bryant tragically died, along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others, in a helicopter crash over Calabasas. Speaking to Entertainment Tonight after the show, Keys admitted that the hosting task was not easy. "This was a really hard night, and that's why I think it was a roller coaster," Keys told the outlet. "It was painful, it's painful right now. We lost a beloved, beloved hero to all of us. A person . . .
While speaking about Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna‘s sudden and shocking deaths in a helicopter crash, MSNBC reporter Alison Morris stumbled over her words - and had many concerned she'd dropped a racial epithet when referring to the Los Angeles Lakers. "Earlier today, while reporting on the tragic news of Kobe Bryant's passing, I unfortunately stuttered on air, combining the names of the Knicks and the Lakers to say ‘Nakers,'" Morris wrote on Twitter soon after the incident. "Please know I did not & would NEVER use a racist term. I apologize for the confusion this . . .
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