Al Roker Videos

Al Roker's TODAY colleagues surprised him on air for his 72nd birthday with a bacon bouquet and a specially named cocktail called The Paper Plane.

Matthew McConaughey discussed his new thriller The Rivals of Amziah King, his meeting with Pope Leo XIV, and a movie theater named in his honor during a TODAY show appearance.

Role Model returned to TODAY to reunite with Al Roker and explain the stories behind the song titles on his new album, Chuck Timely.

Al Roker toured Jim Henson's Creature Shop for TODAY, getting an inside look at the puppet workshop as it opens for public tours for the first time.

Al Roker toured Jim Henson's Creature Shop for TODAY, exploring the workshop behind decades of puppetry and trying his own hand at the craft as it opens to public tours for the first time.

TODAY and Universal Orlando Resort launched a new video series called Universal TODAY, hosted by Al Roker, offering a look at the park's newest attractions and visitor tips.

Jack Whitehall stopped by TODAY to discuss his new celebrity game show NATION'S DUMBEST, where stars tackle school-themed challenges, and pulled Craig Melvin, Al Roker, and Laura Jarrett into the action.

Watch Matthew Morrison dance with his daughter during a performance of JUST IN TIME on Broadway, in a moment where one audience member is selected to dance.

Watch a video of the casts of Ragtime, Just in Time, and Buena Vista Social Club celebrating the news that they will be performing at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!

During a recent performance of Broadway's Just in Time, TODAY's Al Roker was brought to his feet by the show's star, Jonathan Groff, who joined him for a bit of impromptu dancing. Watch Roker discuss the show on TODAY and take a look at the official video footage from the evening here!

BroadwayWorld is excited to debut an exclusive clip of the theme song for Weather Hunters, the new PBS Kids animated series from Emmy-winning weatherman and host Al Roker. Check out the song now, performed by actress Yvette Nicole Brown.

Watch video highlights from the star-studded red carpet, which included special guests Jamie Lee Curtis, Danielle Brooks, Blair Underwood, Coleman Domingo, Al Roker, Liev Schreiber, Rosie Perez and many more!

In this video, watch as BroadwayWorld's Richard Ridge takes you to the opening night red carpet for The Shark Is Broken to chat with some of the evening's celebrity guests, including Al Roker, Patti Murin, Christian Slater, Nikki M. James, James Monroe Iglehart, Orfeh, and more!

The TODAY Show went behind the scenes of The Life of Pi on Broadway to get an inside look at the production's acclaimed puppets. Al Roker went backstage to learn more about the play's puppetry, speaking with the puppeteers, directors, and more. Watch the video segment now!

Just ahead of Bravocon this past weekend, the anchors of NBC’s TODAY had Andy Cohen on TODAY and revealed to him their own take on the Real Housewives opening taglines. Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb then moderated a panel with Andy Cohen at Bravocon. Watch the new video parody now!

Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb led the cast of a dozen NBC News hosts including Al Roker, Craig Melvin, and Jenna Bush Hager in this comedic whodunit adaptation that follows two detectives as they crack the case of a mysterious murder. Watch a behind the scenes look at the making of the performance now!

The Today Show anchors celebrated the return of Broadway as they each attended the opening nights of Wicked, Hamilton, and The Lion King. As each attended an opening night, they spoke to the stars of each show before curtain.

Broadway legend Chita Rivera, Tony-winner Leslie Odom, Jr. television star Mindy Kaling and more appeared on the Today Show to share some of their favorite Broadway memories!

Actor Ralph Macchio talks to TODAY’s Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer about the legacy of “The Karate Kid” and how it morphed into the Netflix series “Cobra Kai.”

The first musical in the United States to be approved by Actors' Equity Association is currently running in the Berkshires! Berkshire Theatre Group's Godspell, which is being presented outdoors in an open-air tent adjacent to The Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield, will run through September 4, with many health and safety guidelines in place as mandated by Actors' Equity Association and local/state government.