Wednesday, 25 July 2018

April the Giraffe is pregnant again!

April the Giraffe became an internet sensation last year when millions of viewers tuned in to live-stream the birth of her son, Tajiri. Now, in an exclusive reveal on TODAY, Animal Adventure Park owner Jordan Patch announced April is pregnant with another calf on the way!

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Demi Lovato is awake, with family following apparent drug overdose

Pop star Demi Lovato is recovering in a hospital Wednesday following an apparent drug overdose at her Hollywood Hills home. The 25-year-old has been open about her struggles with drug and alcohol addiction, hinting recently of a relapse in her song "Sober." A representative for Lovato says she is "awake and with her family." NBC's Natalie Morales reports for TODAY.

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Mandy Moore reveals she knows how 'This Is Us' will end

In a Tuesday appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," "This Is Us" actress Mandy Moore shared that she knows how the popular NBC drama will conclude – adding that fans will satisfied with the finale of the show. TODAY's Carson Daly reports for PopStart.

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This adorable 6-month-old has the most amazing hair

Rising social media star Baby Chanco has a full head of hair and the pictures to prove it.

How 'Sesame Street''s muppet with autism helped one kid make a friend

A young 'Sesame' fan befriended a boy with autism because she knew how to play with him.

'Nashville' star Charles Esten performs 'Halfway Home' live on TODAY

As the show "Nashville" approaches its series finale, star Charles Esten joins the fourth hour to perform his song, "Halfway Home" live. Plus, Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb surprise Charles Esten by letting him know that he is now a Guinness World Records holder!

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First 'test tube baby' Louise Brown turns 40: A look back

When Louise Brown was born on July 25, 1978, she was the first baby ever conceived via IVF. Since then, millions more children have been born thanks to IVF, but at the time her birth was big news – and controversial. Here's how NBC News covered the story in 1978.

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