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Country singer Rory Feek joined TODAY's Kathie Lee and Hoda to talk about the film and how he's doing.

This morning she tells TODAY about “Queen Sugar,” the new Oprah Winfrey Network drama she co-created with Oprah, about two sisters and a Louisiana sugarcane farm in the heart of Louisiana.

Singer and songwriter Ingrid Michaelson is out with a new album "It Doesn't Have To Make Sense." Michaelson says the album was written while she was overcoming the loss of her mom and bouncing back after a divorce.

Music powerhouse Cyndi Lauper is out with a new album "Detour," which features her singing classic country songs and features Jewel.

In the fifteen years since Alicia Keys came into the spotlight, the Grammy-winning artist tells TODAY's Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie that the biggest change is her newfound ability to "be comfortable exactly as I am."

It's been twelve years since Renee Zellweger's character Bridget Jones made an appearance on the big screen. In the upcoming movie “Bridget Jones's Baby,” she find out she's pregnant, but isn't exactly sure if the father is Mark Darcy or Jack Qwant, played by Colin Firth and Patrick Dempsey.

Pop band The Black Eyed Peas is releasing a remake of their music video for their classic hit “Where is the Love,” originally released in 2003.

Former “Saturday Night Live” star David Spade discusses his role in the Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe, telling TODAY the jokes were like “a firing squad.”

Following her performance at MTV’s Video Music Awards, Britney Spears spent some time with TODAY’s Natalie Morales.

Hip hop legend Sean “Diddy” Combs is ready to kick off his “Bad Boy” reunion, but first he visits TODAY to talk about the charter school he’s opening in Harlem, saying it was always his dream because of his strong education he received growing up.

Actress Jill Flint plays an emergency room doctor on the NBC medical drama “The Night Shift,” which is getting ready for its season finale Wednesday.

Hip-hop legend Sean "Diddy" Combs joined the TODAY anchors on the plaza to talk about his ongoing tour with The Family, the charter school he's opening in Harlem.

Phelps is set to receive another honor after his surprise appearance at last night's MTV VMAs. Below watch his reaction live on TODAY as his image on the iconic Wheaties box is revealed!

Best known for “The Office,” actor John Krasinski is both star and director of the new movie “The Hollars,” co-starring Emmy-winning actress Margo Martindale.

Pop rock band DNCE rocked the TODAY plaza performing hits off their debut studio EP, "SWAAY." The band says they're humbled to be nominated for a Video Music Award.

Her Netflix talk show has been renewed for a second season, and Chelsea Handler tells TODAY she intends to continue subverting the traditional talk-show format.

Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard make up country duo Florida Georgia Line, and they are set to release their third album, "Dig Your Roots," this week. The musicians stopped by TODAY to discuss their latest project!

Actor John Krasinski stopped by TODAY to explain why he bought the script for his upcoming family comedy-drama “The Hollars” with his own money

Actress Jessica Alba is returning to her action-thriller roots in the upcoming film “Mechanical Resurrection.” She stops by TODAY and shares that she hadn't used the stunt skills she first honed in the TV series “Dark Angel” in a while.

Grace Gummer is staring in the second season of “Mr. Robot” along with actor Rami Malek, playing an F.B.I investigator.