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TV newswoman Joan Lunden fought a public battle with breast cancer last year. Now she has a new book, “Had I Known: A Story of Survival,” and has become an advocate for others in the fight.

Actor Wilmer Valderama talked to TODAY's Kathie Lee and Hoda about his new TV show “Minority Report,” based on Steven Spielberg’s 2002 sci-fi thriller

Former “Baywatch” actress Pamela Anderson is out with a new book called “Raw” that includes her journal entries and even poetry. She tells TODAY's Willie Geist that her teenage sons with rock musician Tommy Lee are “gentlemen,” addresses rumors about a “Baywatch” movie

Singer-songwriter George Ezra came to fame around the world with the song "Budapest."

Actress Emma Roberts is no stranger to horror TV, having played a witch on “American Horror Story” for the past two years.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who is running for the Republican presidential nomination, tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer that if someone at one of his town hall meetings had called President Obama a Muslim, he would have corrected him, unlike Donald Trump.

NBC's TODAY will host a variety of Broadway vets during the week of September 21st. The network announced the following upcoming guests:

The new film BLACK MASS tells the story of real-life Boston mob boss Whitey Bulger, played in the movie by Johnny Depp.

Best known for the “Lord of the Rings” movies, actor Elijah Wood is changing pace with “Cooties,” an offbeat horror comedy that mixes shudders with laughs.

The actress stopped by this morning's TODAY to talk about her new fashion footwear and also to clear up rumors about a Sex and the City 3. Watch the appearance below!

Irvington Town Hall Theater (ITHT) returns with a second season of their Stage Door Series, where new works in progress are presented in a relaxed setting without sets, costumes, or props.  The season will kick off on Sunday, October 4th at 3:00pm with a reading of BEGGARS RAIN by Robert Firpo-Cappiello followed by a Q&A with the playwright.

TODAY’s Natalie Morales visits the cast of BLACK MASS, including Johnny Depp, Dakota Johnson and Peter Sarsgaard.

On this morning's TODAY, the actress talks about her new role as a “mombassador” for children’s TV network Sprout and talks about the controversy that brewed over her posting of photos of herself breast-feeding.

On this morning's TODAY, he talks about the multiple generations represented in his audiences and about being named the 2016 MusiCares Person of the Year.

Chelsea Clinton, daughter of former President Bill Clinton and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, has a new book for young people called "It's Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired and Get Going."

Mel B shares some of her favorite acts from "America's Got Talent" on this week's TODAY on NBC. She also says that she is "sad" that Howard Stern is leaving the show and talks about the planned reunion of the Spice Girls.

Legendary comedian Carol Burnett kept America laughing for decades with her hit variety show. Now new laughs are in store with the release of “The Carol Burnett Show: The Lost Episodes” on DVD.

Mindy Kaling sat down with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie this morning to talk about her comedy series "The Mindy Project" on Hulu and her latest book, "Why Not Me?.'

Justin Bieber put on private performance for 9/11 loved ones and Make-A-Wish kids.

In the second part of her exclusive interview with Matt Lauer during a spirited round of golf, Caitlyn Jenner discusses her hopes for her family, girls’ nights, dating and reveals why she’s now a better putter.