Sunday 2 August 2020

Craig Melvin shares how Al Roker has mentored him through his career

Craig Melvin, Al Roker and Sheinelle Jones talk about the importance of career mentorship. Craig shares a moment when he asked Al to lunch early in his career and received invaluable advice about the industry that helped him on his path.

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Ryan Eggold discusses 'New Amsterdam' and 'The Blacklist'

Actor Ryan Eggold joins TODAY's Sheinelle Jones and Al Roker to talk about two of the series he stars in, "New Amsterdam" and "The Blacklist," both of which are now available for streaming on Peacock. (Peacock is part of NBC News' parent company, NBCUniversal.)

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Former presidents Obama, Bush, Clinton honor John Lewis at his funeral

Thursday's final farewell to civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis drew emotional tributes to his life and legacy from friends, family and former presidents. NBC's Blayne Alexander reports for TODAY from Atlanta.

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How to earn money at home during the pandemic

Amid the huge economic toll the pandemic has taken on American families, NBC senior business correspondent Stephanie Ruhle suggests ways to find or earn money at home, including searching for unclaimed funds, selling old tech equipment and exploring the gig economy.

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Kenny Smith discusses the return of the NBA

Sports commentator and former NBA star Kenny "The Jet" Smith joins TODAY's Sheinelle Jones and Craig Melvin to talk about the return of the NBA and the role social justice played in the games last night. He also discusses the Jet Academy's virtual basketball camp that he launched during the pandemic to keep kids training.

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Ellen DeGeneres speaks out about workplace allegations in letter to staff

Warner Media has launched an internal investigation into "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" amid reports alleging a toxic work environment. Now DeGeneres herself is speaking out about the situation in a letter to her staff. NBC's Kathy Park reports for TODAY.

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Chelsea Handler shares why she decided to go to therapy

Chelsea Handler, author of the 2019 book "Life Will Be the Death of Me," shares the motivation behind writing her book and the types of books she always reads.

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