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Grab your bikes and helmets! Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker, Natalie Morales, Tamron Hall, Lester Holt and Erica Hill will be hitting the road to participate in the 15th annual Cranksgiving bike rides taking place in cities across the country. The Cranksgiving initiative is considered a food drive on two wheels, and proceeds are used to restock food banks across the nation and feed hundreds of hungry people during Thanksgiving. The TODAY anchors will hit the road on Saturday, November 22. Highlights from their rides will air Monday, November 24 on TODAY.

Rhea Perlman stopped by this morning's TODAY to talk about joining the cast of FOX's 'The Mindy Project,' portraying Danny's feisty mom. Check out the appearance below!

Kelly Osbourne stopped by this morning's TODAY to talk about the loss of her close friend and 'Fashion Police' co-host Joan Rivers

The actress talks about her romance with Jack Nicholson and claims that actor Ryan O'Neal was physically abusive to her during their relationship.

The New York Post's Page Six reports that long-time TODAY co-host Natalie Morales will exit NBC's morning show amid a tense atmosphere.

Rascal Flatts stopped by TODAY on NBC to talk about the first time they met and began performing together at the Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar in in Nashville.

Drew Barrymore stopped by this morning's TODAY to give her advice on balancing business and babies. Shared the actress, 'I think I will act less and less...I find the hours at this point in my life too difficult with kids.'

On this morning's TODAY, Al Roker gets a behind-the-scenes from Sting of the artist's new show THE LAST SHIP and takes the stage in costume to 'audition' for a role in the production.

Sting stopped by this morning's TODAY to talk about making his Broadway debut as composer of the musical THE LAST SHIP, which is loosely based on his childhood. In addition, cast members from the show performed the number 'When We Dance.'

Today, the cast of SISTERS reunited on NBC's 'Today'. Check out the appearance below!

Today, November 7th, Sting and the cast of Broadway's THE LAST SHIP will perform live today. Also during the broadcast, the morning show goes behind-the-scenes of the musical with Sting.

Americans spend up to one-third of their lives sleeping, but what really goes on when we shut our eyes? TODAY will unlock the mysteries of sleep in a special week-long series beginning Monday, November 10. “Snooze or Lose' will take an in-depth look into society's sleep behaviors and reveal the surprising results of TODAY's exclusive new sleep survey.

On last night's TONIGHT SHOW, Jimmy refereed Savannah Guthrie and Matt Lauer as they square doff in a trivia game where the loser got drenched by a water balloon.

The beards will be back! This morning, NBC's TODAY kicked of its second annual No-Shave TODAY series, and Matt Lauer, Al Roker, Willie Geist and Carson Daly once again relinquished their razors.

Meghan Trainor stopped by this morning's TODAY on ABC to announce her upcoming tour and perform her new single 'Lips Are Moving.'. Check out clips from the appearance below!

Today, Macy's announced that Sting, composer of Broadway's THE LAST SHIP, Idina Menzel star if Broadway's IF/THEN, and Nick Jonas will be among the stars appearaing at the 88th annual MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE.

She and Him's Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward stopped by this morning's TODAY to perform the Frank Sinatra classic, 'Time After Time.' Check out the performance below!

18-year-old rising star and former X Factor contestant Ella Henderson stopped by this morning's TODAY to perform her new single, 'Ghost.' Check out the appearance below!

Yesterday, BWW told you about the New York cab driver who picked up Tom Hanks and in return received free tickets to the actor's then Broadway show 'Lucky Guy.' Today, the cabbie surprised TODAY's Hoda Kotb, another one of his recent passengers.

Jim Carrey stopped by this morning's TODAY to talk about the upcoming sequel to his hit comedy 'Dumb and Dumber To' as well as his recent hosting stint on NBC's 'Saturday Night LIve.'