Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 2015, at the outset of what would be his final NBA season, Kobe Bryant penned a deeply personal poem about his lifelong love ...

1:25 p.m. Jan. 28, 2020In an earlier version of this post, animator Glen Keane’s first name was incorrectly given as Greg. Don’t be surprised if you can’t find Kobe Bryant’s Oscar-winning animated ...

On Thanksgiving weekend in 2015, Basketball fans received a letter from Kobe Bryant. The letter, titled “Dear Basketball,” was addressed to the game. He explained how after two decades, neither his ...

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Even though most people associate Kobe Bryant with the game of basketball, the effect he had extends well beyond the sport. Bryant’s wide-reaching appeal has especially come to light in the wake of ...

After Kobe Bryant’s death Sunday, finding his animated short “Dear Basketball” to watch online was a difficult task — until now. Granity Studios, the NBA star’s multimedia production company, made the ...