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Matt Damon and Jessica Chastain have worked together on two big science-fiction films – “Interstellar” and the new move “The Martian,” which Damon calls realistic “science faction”

Comedian Whitney Cummings can’t help being funny even when talking about a serious subject: WomanCare Global’s “Then Who Will?” campaign to educate girls about their bodies and reproductive health

Actor Neil Patrick Harris sat down with TODAY's Matt Lauer to talk about the joys and challenges of hosting his live variety show, “Best Time Ever”

TODAY’s Willie Geist sat down with Robert De Niro to talk about his new film THE INTERN and about his own age and the recent direction of his career

Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron tells the TODAY anchors about her Africa Outreach Project, which works with girls in her home country of South Africa

On yesterday's TODAY on NBC, Oscar winner Matt Damon stars in sci-fi film THE MARTIAN, as an astronaut stranded on the red planet

On yesterday's TODAY, the actor opened up to Matt Lauer about his recent stint in rehab after the death of his mother

Legendary actor Robert De Niro co-stars with Anne Hathaway in “The Intern,” a comedy with a serious message about the value of older people.

TODAY's Matt Lauer spoke with the irrepressible Andy Cohen, the man behind the “Real Housewives’ franchise on Bravo, about his new media conquest: his own radio show on Sirius XM.

"Saturday Night Live" alum Will Forte now stars on the comedy series THE LAST MAN ON EARTH, and the role requires him to wear a bushy beard.

THE BLACKLIST is back on NBC, and actor James Spader’s character, criminal mastermind “Red” Reddington, is on the run with FBI agent Elizabeth Keen as the third season begins.

Comedian Margaret Cho has a new Showtime special and a new stand-up comedy tour. She stopped by TODAY to speak about both!

“O’Reilly Factor” host Bill O’Reilly tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer that “fame is a currency in America,” so Donald Trump’s notoriety drove Scott Walker and Rick Perry out of the GOP White House race.

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis stopped by NBC's TODAY to talk about the new TV series SCREAM QUEENS and shared that creator Ryan Murphy called her personally to ask her to do the show.

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.