Jon Stewart is returning to "The Daily Show" through the presidential election. Plus, Trader Joe's customers select their favorite foods, how to get the trendy "eclectic grandpa" look, and a simple 4-step plan to check your fitness level. |
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And now, your moment of zen. Jon Stewart is returning to the hosting gig that made him a star ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Starting next month, Stewart will host "The Daily Show" on Monday nights through the election and then continue as the show's executive producer through 2025, Comedy Central announced. Stewart hosted the show from 1996 to 2015 and was succeeded by Trevor Noah, who left in 2022. Stewart's former "Daily Show" correspondent John Oliver reacted to the news in the middle of an interview with TODAY's Willie Geist. "I mean, that's, that is a surprise," the "Last Week Tonight" host said. On the days Stewart is not in the host's chair, a team of rotating correspondents will anchor the show. Continue reading. |
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"Coastal grandma" had her time, and now it's grandpa's turn. The vintage fashion of your grandfather's youth is at the heart of the "eclectic grandpa" look. Think browns and other earth tones, oversized blazers, tailored pants, chunky soles, calf-length socks, cozy cardigans and tweed fabrics. Fashion expert Melissa Chataigne stopped by TODAY to break down the trend, and our Shop TODAY team has 30 items to get you started. |
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Achieve your life and health goals with easy tips. |
Feeling overwhelmed about starting a strength routine? This 4-step assessment will help you understand your fitness level before you pick up a dumbbell. Your ability to do pushups, bodyweight squats, planks and stretches can help you evaluate whether to start with just bodyweight exercises and resistance bands or move right to dumbbells and barbells. We also have a basic full-body strength workout anyone can do. |
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Allow us to do the meal-planning for you |
Add some Middle Eastern flavor to your meatballs with these kofta meatballs with pistachio-arugula sauce from James Beard-nominated chef and Brooklyn native Ayesha Nurdjaja. If meatballs aren't your thing, you can use the same mixture to make burgers with red onions and feta cheese. The pistachio-arugula and lemon-scallion sauces also work great as salad dressings. Get the recipe. |
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A little pick-me-up before you go. |
A Chicago sidewalk has become a total rathole, and people can't get enough. A rat-shaped hole in a Windy Cindy sidewalk in Roscoe Village has attracted thousands of visitors, including the Chicago Bulls' mascot and multiple news anchors, to the quirky landmark. One couple got engaged next to it, others built a shrine near it, and one couple had an actual wedding ceremony at the site. The rathole's days may be numbered, however, as local residents have complained about noise and vandalism. The hole was actually filled in with concrete last week, but onlookers dug it out. "We just wanted things to go back to normal," one neighbor told NBC News. "But sadly, I don't think that's going to happen at this point. It just got too big." |
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