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NBC News announced this morning that Willie Geist will be the new host of the 9 a.m. hour of the TODAY show, where he joins Al Roker and Natalie Morales. Geist will replace Savannah Guthrie for that hour.

Today, September 16, WEEKEND TODAY will celebrate its 25th Anniversary by looking back at the broadcast's dynamic history.

On Sunday, September 16, WEEKEND TODAY will celebrate its 25th Anniversary by looking back at the broadcast's dynamic history.

After more than two weeks of broadcasting from across the pond in London for the Summer Games, NBC's TODAY returns to the States with an Olympic-sized week. The brightest Olympic stars who captured America's hearts will celebrate with a special homecoming on TODAY. Each day next week, Olympic athletes will serve as a special contributors on the program.

In New Orleans, he is the top dog of bounty hunters. Spike TV's unscripted original series BIG EASY JUSTICE centers on the gritty underworld of post-Katrina New Orleans and follows legendary bounty hunter Tat-2 as he hunts down some of the city's most elusive criminals and brings them back to justice.

In New Orleans, he is the top dog of bounty hunters. Spike TV's unscripted original series BIG EASY JUSTICE centers on the gritty underworld of post-Katrina New Orleans and follows legendary bounty hunter Tat-2 as he hunts down some of the city's most elusive criminals and brings them back to justice.

Savannah Guthrie has been named co-anchor of NBC News' TODAY. The announcement was made by NBC News President Steve Capus and is effective immediately. The new 'Today' anchor team of Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker and Natalie Morales officially debuts Monday, July 9.

NBC is hoping to make an announcement late this week or early next week that legal correspondent Savannah Guthrie will take over as the morning show's new anchor.

HISTORY will air the lively final rounds of this first-ever tournament in a two-hour television special, premiering tonight, June 1 at 8 pm ET.

HISTORY will air the lively final rounds of this first-ever tournament in a two-hour television special, premiering on Friday, June 1 at 8 pm ET.

The White House Correspondents' Association on April 28 welcomed Jimmy Kimmel as the host of the WHCA's 98th annual dinner.

A Streetcar Named Desire starring Blair Underwood as Stanley, Nicole Ari Parker as Blanche, Daphne Rubin-Vega as Stella and Wood Harris as Mitch opened last night on Broadway for a limited run through to July 22, 2012. BroadwayWorld was on hand for the star-studded opening night arrivals, and you can check out full photo coverage below!

In New Orleans, he is the top dog of bounty hunters. Spike TV's new unscripted original series BIG EASY JUSTICE centers on the gritty underworld of post-Katrina New Orleans and follows legendary bounty hunter Tat-2 as he hunts down some of the city's most elusive criminals and brings them back to justice.

In New Orleans, he is the top dog of bounty hunters. Spike TV's new unscripted original series BIG EASY JUSTICE centers on the gritty underworld of post-Katrina New Orleans and follows legendary bounty hunter Tat-2 as he hunts down some of the city's most elusive criminals and brings them back to justice.

Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen phoned in to the TODAY show this morning, disguised as Admiral General Aladeen, the character of his upcoming film, 'The Dictator', and responded to the Academy Awards' threat to keep him from attending Sunday night's event if he showed up on the red carpet in character.

On the eve of Whitney Houston's funeral, more of Al Roker's 'Today' interview with Aretha Franklin, will air on DATELINE at 10p/9c. Performing at Houston's memorial tomorrow, Franklin talks to Roker exclusively about when she first met Houston, who she affectionately called Nippy, where she was when she found out that the legendary singer had passed and what she believes Houston's legacy will be.

In an exclusive interview with the 'Today' show's Al Roker this morning, Aretha Franklin revealed that she learned the news of Whitney Houston's death much the same way most of America did, on TV.

NBC Sports has announced that its extensive coverage of Super Bowl XLVI will include a postgame LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON to air following the game on February 5th.