At the Cannes Film Festival, NBC’s Keir Simmons speaks with George Clooney and Julia Roberts, stars of the new thriller “Money Monster,” along with Jodie Foster, who directed the topical film
Pop star Meghan Trainor fell at the end of her Thursday night performance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" last night. “I killed it!” joked the singer on this morning's TODAY.
NBC's TODAY reports that the family of Joan Rivers has reached a settlement with the doctors and the clinic where the comedian suffered fatal complications during surgery. Details of the deal, including the amount involved, are confidential.
Actress Famke Janssen stars on the popular NBC series “The Blacklist.” The actress stops by TODAY to give the inside scoop on the show and her own series being spun off it.
Comedian, actor, writer and director Michael Ian Black is best known for such projects as “Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp.” Now he has a new comedy special, “Noted Expert,” in which he pokes fun at his own wife and kids.
As the 2016 Invictus Games open in Orlando, Florida, TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager sat down with Prince Harry, who explains why he created the competition for wounded warriors.
Jane Fonda explains she and fellow TODAY guest Lily Tomlin love their respective title roles: “We could play who we are – old ladies that survive and thrive.”
In the new movie “Maggie’s Plan,” Greta Gerwig plays a woman ready to have a child on her own until she falls for a married professor played by Ethan Hawke.
TODAY's Natalie Morales recently sat down with comedian George Lopez in Miami, where he opened up about what he's doing to give back and empower others in the Latino community
Maroon 5 frontman and “The Voice” judge Adam Levine stopped by TODAY to share his thoughts on Prince, saying the late music icon “was a huge influence on me … the music was so wild and completely different.”
