Carole King to Perform on NBC's TODAY Show, 4/10

Guy Pearce, Carole King, Christina Applegate, Marishka Hargitay, Ricky Gervais, Adam Levine and Pauly D are among the upcoming guests on NBC's TODAY.

The following is the schedule of guests for the week of April 9 - 20:

Monday, April 9 (7-9 a.m.): The Duggars. Drastically reducing college costs. April Bloomfield talks about “A Girl and Her Pig: Recipes and Stories.”

(9-10 a.m.): How to make money as a stay at home mom. How to save money on every day, personal items. Today’s Kitchen: “Real Simple Best Recipes: Easy Delicious Meals.”

(10-11 a.m.): Guy Pearce on Today. Removing Easter stains. Wacky and great new baby products. Spin on sandwiches.

Tuesday, April 10 (7-9 a.m.): Carole King on Today. Christina Applegate talks about “Up All Night.” Mariska Hargitay on Today. The best kitchen cleaners.

(9-10 a.m.): Jill Martin’s Steals and Deals. Foundation in the spring. Today’s Kitchen with Bruce Bozzi.

(10-11 a.m.): Change him. Tuesday’s Trend with Bobbi Thomas.

Wednesday, April 11 (7-9 a.m.): Ricky Gervais on Today. Stepping up spring style. Essential job interview dos and don’ts.

(9-10 a.m.): Money 911. Your partner’s annoying habits. Find your perfect spring jacket.

(10-11 a.m.): 14 day mood makeover. Pauly D talks about “The Pauly D Project.”

Thursday, April 12 (7-9 a.m.): College admissions. Today’s Health with Dr. Nancy Snyderman. Adam Levine stops by Today. Today’s Money: Reverse mortgages.

(9-10 a.m.): Save on spring cleaning. Affording Europe on Today’s Travel. Haute home ideas.

(10-11 a.m.): Ambush makeovers with Jill Martin and Louis Licari. High status stress. Summer camps for kids. Wilson Phillips performs.

Friday, April 13 (7-9 a.m.): Stranger danger. Allison Williams talks about “Girls.” William Bratton talks about his book, “Collaborate or Perish!: Reaching Across Boundaries in a Networked World.”

(9-10 a.m.): What real estate you can get for your money. Diet myth vs., fact. Spring decorating.

(10-11 a.m.): Adam Levine talks about “The Voice.” Oversharing. How to enhance what you already have.

Monday, April 16 (7-9 a.m.): Rashida Jones on Today. Get hip with sustainable cooking.

(9-10 a.m.): It’s raining rewards. Spring clean your diet. Green fashion.

(10-11 a.m.): Today’s Buzz with Andy Cohen. The mommy blogger. Green gadgets.

Tuesday, April 17 (7-9 a.m.): The Professionals. Ricki Lake talks about her book, “Never Say Never: Finding A Life That Fits.” Conde Nast Traveler Hot List 2012.

(9-10 a.m.): Diet SOS. New design trends. Fun finds with Jill Martin.

(10-11 a.m.): The guide to spring and summer shoes. Webtastic.

Wednesday, April 18 (7-9 a.m.): Julie Andrews talks about her book, “The Very Fairy Princess.” Countdown to the Olympics. Neon Trees performs.

(9-10 a.m.): Money 911. Green houseware. Today’s Kitchen with Chris Kimball.

(10-11 a.m.): Julie Andrews talks about her book, “The Very Fairy Princess.” Neon Trees performs.

Thursday, April 19 (7-9 a.m.): Celebrity homes for sale. Zac Efron on Today. Train performs.

(9-10 a.m.): Today’s Professionals. Fashion: April showers bring May flowers. Home decorating with Susanna Salk.

(10-11 a.m.): Zac Efron and Taylor Schilling talk about their movie, “The Lucky One.” Ambush makeovers. Train performs.

Friday, April 20 (7-9 a.m.): Padma Lakshmi on Today. Celebrities go green for profit. Bow-to-Wow with Jill Rappaport.

(9-10 a.m.): What real estate you can get for your money. Practice safe sun. InStyle magazine’s Best of Beauty Awards.

(10-11 a.m.): Maxi dresses for every age. Products that give back for Earth Week.

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