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It’s a big day for “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” star and frequent TODAY guest host Ellie Kemper: Not only is Season 2 of “Kimmy” streaming on Netflix, but she’s also expecting her first child!

He stops by this morning's TODAY TO address speculation about new episodes of “Arrested Development."

TODAY’s Al Roker visits the set of the upcoming GHOSTBUSTERS reboot and sits down with stars Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones, who director Paul Feig says “get along like a house on fire.”

NBC's Our Run for TODAY series continues with a profile of model Christy Turlington-Burns, who was motivated to take up running after nearly dying in childbirth.

Actor Reid Scott, from the hit HBO show “Veep,” is ready to kick of the fifth season of the critically acclaimed comedy series.

Sitting down with TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie, Wintour expresses her admiration for the film and its makers, joking that they are “incredibly sneaky” and “just follow you around until you say something you regret.”

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will join NBC News' TODAY for an exclusive, live town hall on Thursday, April 21 on the plaza. Trump will talk with TODAY and answer questions from the crowd.

Actor Kevin Costner’s latest role is as a death-row inmate in the sci-fi film CRIMINAL. Along with the movie’s director, Ariel Vromen, he tells the ladies about the challenge of playing a character who has a dead man’s memories transferred into his own brain.

Director and writer of the critically-acclaimed 2014 film “Boyhood,” filmmaker Richard Linklater stopped by NBC's TODAY to talk about his latest coming-of-age film, “Everybody Wants Some!!”

Best known as the sardonic Dr. Gregory House on the medical drama “House,” English actor Hugh Laurie is now taking on a very different role as an international arms dealer in the TV miniseries “The Night Manager.”

The Tribeca Film Festival now is celebrating its 15th year and founders, actor Robert De Niro and producer Jane Rosenthal mark the occasion with an interview on TODAY.

The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star stops by TODAY chat about her family and latest projects with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb.

Jack Reynor appears both in Hollywood blockbusters like “Transformers 4: Age of Extinction” and indie films like the upcoming “Sing Street,” in which he plays a music guru trying to help his little brother impress a girl in 1980s Dublin.

Best known for “Star Trek Into Darkness,” English actress Alice Eve plays a CIA agent racing to stop a hacker who could destroy the world in the upcoming thriller “Criminal.”

He tells TODAY he’s looking forward to the premiere of the ensemble rom-com just so he can meet some of his co-stars, including Julia Roberts.

Oscar winner Sir Ben Kingsley supplies the voice of Bagheera, a panther who mentors the boy Mowgli, in the upcoming reboot of the Disney classic THE JUNGLE BOOK.

Known as the star of “Scandal,” Kerry Washington, portrays Anita Hill, the law professor who nearly derailed the Supreme Court nomination of Justice Clarence Thomas, in the new HBO movie CONFIRMATION.

Mindy Kaling joined TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie to chat about THE MINDY PROJECT and the midseason premiere of its fourth season on April 12.

After 15 seasons of judges' critiques and powerhouse performances, Thursday night marks the series finale of American Idol.

The actress stopped by NBC's TODAY to talk about the series, and address some of her fashion-forward looks during her teen years in the 1980s.