On Day 3 of TODAY's special series Game On TODAY, Jenna Bush Hager goes behind the scenes of “Jeopardy!”, the game show that's had contestants give their answers in the form of questions for more than 30 years.
Actor and “America’s Got Talent” host Nick Cannon stopped by NBC's TODAY to share that his new MTV show “Wild ’N Out” started as a “funny idea” with actor-comedians Kevin Hart and Katt Williams.
More Americans turned to NBC News and MSNBC combined for coverage of the third night of the 2016 Democratic National Convention than any other broadcast or cable television network.
John Cho stopped by TODAY to talk about playing Sulu in the Star Trek reboot films, and addressed the controversy that arose from the recent revelation that the character, created by George Takei in the original “Star Trek” TV series, is gay
Former Disney Channel favorite Ashley Tisdale stopped by TODAY to explain that her role as a prostitute in “Amateur Night” is different from anything she’s done before.
More Americans turned to NBC News and MSNBC combined for coverage of the second night of the 2016 Democratic National Convention than any other broadcast or cable television network.?
He sat down with TODAY's Matt Lauer and recalls the “Oprah rule” of his Philadelphia childhood, when he had to hurry from school to get back home before Oprah Winfrey's talk show came on 4 p.m.
Matt Lauer will talk exclusively with Chelsea Clinton later today, the day before she introduces her mother, Hillary Clinton, on Thursday night at the Democratic National Convention.
Actor Logan Lerman stopped by TODAY to talk about his latest drama “Indignation,” an adaptation of a Philip Roth novel, of which he is executive producer as well as star.
More Americans turned to NBC News and MSNBC combined for coverage of the first night of the 2016 Democratic National Convention than any other broadcast or cable television network.?
NBC News' Savannah Guthrie will interview President Barack Obama at the White House today, July 26, the day before he delivers his speech at the Democratic National Convention.
She played Walter White’s wife in the Emmy-winning TV show “Breaking Bad.” Now Anna Gunn is a woman of Wall Street in the new film, “Equity,” the first movie about the women of Wall Street written, directed and produced by women.
Celine Dion took the stage for NBC's Citi Concert Series on TODAY. The multi-Grammy Award winner performed such classic as 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow' and 'Because You Loved Me.'
On NBC's TODAY, actor Matt Damon explained that it took years to make his new thriller “Jason Bourne” because the filmmakers “didn’t want to force something that wasn’t there.” His co-star Alicia Vikander points to how the new film touches on current issues.
For the third night in a row, more Americans turned to NBC News for coverage of the 2016 Republican National Convention than any other broadcast television network.
On this morning's TODAY she revealed she didn’t have much money before becoming a well-known actress, and that she and her friends would watch the earlier Bourne films for entertainment.
