Sunday, 11 March 2018

4 tips to eat healthy when dining out

Highs and Lows: Alexa's creepy laugh, kid accidentally licks a marker

Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist and Dylan Dreyer run through the Highs and Lows of the week, including the 2-year-old who met former first lady Michelle Obama after gazing in awe at her portrait, the creepy laugh that freaked out many of Amazon's Alexa owners, a child who accidentally licked a marker instead of a lollipop, and the condolence President Trump mistakenly gave a steel worker.

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4 tips to eat healthy when dining out

With the right game plan, you can easily stick to a healthy diet when you're out to a meal with friends.

These are the 15 easiest indoor houseplants (that won't die on you)

Don't let anyone fool you — growing indoor plants is easy, and just as fun as having an outdoor garden.

Khloe Kardashian may have just thrown the most pink baby shower of all time

Khloe Kardashian's party sure wasn't subtle!

Al Roker shares his son's struggle with developmental delays, calls for acceptance

TODAY'S Al Roker and his wife, journalist Deborah Roberts, are calling for an end to any stigma associated with those facing developmental challenges.

How being body-shamed led this woman to start a beauty empire

Meet Jamie Kern Lima, the founder IT Cosmetics, one of the hottest brands out there.

96-year-old fashion icon Iris Apfel: Ripped jeans are 'insanity'

Donna Farizan, aka Donnadorable, sits down with legendary fashion icon Iris Apfel, who retains her passion for fashion at age 96. Apfel says the secret to fashion success is: "You have to be original, but not to the point of nutsy." And she has some blunt opinions: She loves over-the knee boots, but expensive ripped jeans are "insanity."

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