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Comic actress Melissa McCarthy plays a wealthy woman trying to get back on her feet after a prison stretch for insider trading in the new film “The Boss.”

TODAY's Tamron Hall and Dylan Dreyer sat down with writer, producer, and star of 'Miles Ahead,' Don Cheadle, and actress Emayatzy Corinealdi to discuss the film, which they wanted to be “a Miles experience.”

“Modern Family” star Eric Stonestreet stopped by NBC's TODAY to talk about playing White House advisor Kenneth Duberstein in the HBO film, “Confirmation.”

Actresses Melissa Joan Hart and Robin Givens stopped by TODAY to talk about their new film "God's Not Dead 2," which tells the tale of a public high school teacher who lands in court after she mentions the name of Jesus when answering a student's question in the classroom.

Harry's Lennix's character Harold Cooper on NBC'S hit drama "The Blacklist" is working hard to keep everyone safe. The actor stopped by NBC's TODAY to talk about the show and his role in “Batman v Superman.”

Presidential campaigns are always good for business on “Saturday Night Live,” which has been spoofing candidates and politicians for more than 40 years.

She tells TODAY's Hoda Kotb about the show and about hosting “Black Girls Rock” on BET.

The actor is changing pace in the new film "Saved By Grace," in which he plays a retired police officer dealing with the tragic loss of his wife.

In TODAY’s special series "Women Entertaining Change", spotlighting women in the entertainment, Natalie Morales speaks to former “Friends” star Lisa Kudrow, whose show “Who Do You Think You Are?” returns to TLC next month

With musical drama series “Empire” set to return for a new season Wednesday night, model-actress Naomi Campbell joins TODAY to talk about what’s coming up (but she doesn’t give away very much).

Natalie Morales profiled Samantha Bee, who was a “Daily Show” correspondent for 12 years before cracking into the male-dominated world of late-night talk with her own show “Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.”

The lovely, funny and talented Rachel Bloom is both star and co-creator of the unique music-comedy series CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND and Hoda instantly wants to be her friend.

“America’s Got Talent” host Nick Cannon has a new reality show called “Like a Boss” that explores the dynamic between bosses and their assistants.

She plays singer Tiana Brown on the musical drama series “Empire” and tells TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones that her own solo music career is taking off too.

Paul Reubens stopped by NBC's TODAY to talk about reprising his iconic role as Pee-wee Herman in "Pee-wee's Big Holiday,” a new movie made for Netflix

TODAY’s Sheinelle Jones sat down with the actress to catch up on what Bridget's been up to all these years.

Tom Hiddleston is best-known for battling marvel superheroes as the villain Loki in "The Avengers", but for his latest role in the biopic "I Saw The Light,” Hiddleston is singing a different tune, playing country music-legend Hank Williams.

Terry Bollea, the wrestling legend known as Hulk Hogan, speaks to TODAY’s Tamron Hall about the verdict awarding him a total of $140 million in damages in his suit against Gawker over the release of a sex tape featuring Bollea.

David Arquette is one of Hollywood's most versatile actors and now he’s starring in the movie "Sold," about a young girl who is trafficked into a brothel in India.

Diane Lane stopped by this morning's TODAY to talk about what it’s like to reprise her role as Clark Kent’s mom in “Batman v Superman.”