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Donald Trump's adult children Ivanka Trump, Tiffany Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump; and the candidate's wife, Melania Trump will join him for the TODAY town hall on the TODAY Plaza today, April 21.

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

Donald Trump's adult children Ivanka Trump, Tiffany Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump; and the candidate's wife, Melania Trump will join him for the TODAY town hall on the TODAY Plaza on today, April 21.

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.

Gio Benitez, ABC News correspondent, LZ Granderson, ESPN Senior Writer and ABC News contributor, shared hosting duties at NLGJA, The Association of LGBT Journalists' 21st Headlines & Headliners benefit in New York on March 31. BroadwayWorld brings you a look inside the event below!

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.”

“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.

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.

On TODAY, Author and “Top Chef” host Padma Lakshmi tells Tamron Hall that writing her new memoir, “Love, Loss & What We Ate” was as challenging as giving birth to her daughter, Krishna. She addresses the topic of Krishna's father, who she says “is in her life.” She also talks about the body issues, scrutiny and pressures that women, including herself, regularly face.

On TODAY, Tamron Hall, Willie Geist and Al Roker discuss how hero dad Shaun Cunningham shielded his son Landon from a flying baseball bat at a spring training game.

On TODAY, new game show “Separation Anxiety,” host Iliza Shlesinger tests couples on how well their partner knows trivia in different subject areas. Willie Geist, Al Roker, Tamron Hall and guest TODAY host Steve Harvey give the game a test run, and when Tamron inquires what the winning team gets, Shlesinger jokes, “You get to keep your job!”

MSNBC's “Place for Politics 2016” team will deliver full coverage of the Nevada Democratic Caucus and the South Carolina Republican Primary on today, February 20.

The TODAY show anchors and hosts are adding new meaning to on-the-job training by stepping out of Studio 1A and becoming “interns” at some of the country's most interesting professions.

In the new film "Touched with Fire," Katie Holmes takes on her most intense role yet: a woman battling bipolar disorder.

Rachel Maddow and Brian Williams will anchor MSNBC's 'Place for Politics 2016' primetime coverage of the New Hampshire Primary on Tuesday, February 9 beginning at 6 p.m. ETlive from Manchester, NH joined by Andrea Mitchell and Chuck Todd. Chris Matthews will be live from JD's Tavern with the latest reporting and analysis throughout the night.

In her first television interview since endorsing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will sit down with Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie live in Des Moines during the Iowa caucuses.

The actor is lending his talent and general dreaminess to the state of North Dakota, whose tourism bureau has made him its face.

On the day of President Obama's final State of the Union address, NBC News' TODAY will broadcast an unprecedented, live two-hour show from inside the White House.

On the day of President Obama's final State of the Union address, NBC News' TODAY will broadcast an unprecedented, live two-hour show from inside the White House.