Tuesday, 29 November 2016

Michelle Williams opens up about raising daughter without Heath Ledger

Michelle Williams says raising daughter without Heath Ledger 'won't ever be right'

It's been almost nine years since Heath Ledger died, leaving Michelle Williams to raise their daughter alone. But no amount of time makes that any easier.

More 'Gilmore Girls'? See what the cast had to say on TODAY

Some familiar faces from Stars Hollow visited TODAY to talk about the series — and whether or not the end of the revival is really the end.

Natalie Portman reveals why she was 'terrified' to play Jackie Kennedy

Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman visits TODAY to talk about her new movie "Jackie," in which she portrays first lady Jacqueline Kennedy both in the White House and after John F. Kennedy's 1963 assassination. She tells Matt Lauer: "I was terrified because everyone knows what she looks like, particularly, and what she sounded like." She also talks about her pregnancy.

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Idina Menzel is making us ugly cry in the new 'Beaches' trailer

Brace yourselves: the remake of the 1988 classic best friends movie will to help you release some serious tears.

Years later, Jessica Simpson mocks her 'Chicken of the Sea' moment

It was a viral moment before we even knew what viral meant: that time on her 2003 MTV reality show that Jessica Simpson didn't know whether the Chicken of the Sea she was eating was tuna or chicken. Now she posted a picture of a chicken floating in the sea to show she can take a joke.

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Shannen Doherty begins radiation treatments in breast cancer battle: 'I hate it'

The actress remains confident that she'll adjust to the new treatments, but she isn't hiding behind any false bravado about it.

Nick Cannon explains how the Salvation Army impacted his life

TODAY kicks off "Giving Tuesday" in partnership with the Salvation Army with comedian Nick Cannon. The "America's Got Talent" host says he was impacted by the charitable organization growing up, which is why he is now giving back as an ambassador for the group's Red Kettle Reason campaign.

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