Wednesday, 11 December 2019

TIME magazine’s Person of the Year is Greta Thunberg

TIME magazine's Person of the Year is Greta Thunberg

Edward Felsenthal, editor-in-chief of TIME magazine, joins TODAY to reveal TIME's Person of the Year 2019: Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish girl who confronted world leaders about climate change. "She became the biggest voice on the biggest issue facing the planet this year," Felsenthal says. "She also represents a broader generational shift in the culture."

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NBC's Kristen Dahlgren shares the unusual breast cancer symptom she nearly missed

Just a few months ago, cancer was the last thing on my mind. But on my 47th birthday, I noticed a slight dent in my right breast.

'I'm still in shock': Company awards employees with $10 million in bonuses

On average, people received $50,000 from the real estate development company.

Teri Hatcher shares bikini photo to celebrate her body at 55

"I've finally figured out how to be comfortable in my own skin."

Savannah Guthrie undergoing eye surgery to repair injured retina

The TODAY anchor is having surgery on her torn retina following unsuccessful laser treatments.

See Charlie Puth perform 'Mother' live in the TODAY studio

Singer-songwriter Charlie Puth is in the studio for a live performance of his recent hit "Mother." He tells TODAY that the melody came to him in a dream (but his band vetoed the idea of a bagpipes arrangement!).

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Hollywood Reporter reveals 2019 Women in Entertainment Power 100

The Hollywood Reporter has announced its 2019 Women in Entertainment Power 100 list that includes Reese Witherspoon, Michelle Obama and more. The 3rd hour of TODAY anchors also discuss Google's list of top search terms in 2019 and goPuff's top snacks of the year.

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