Saturday, 27 March 2021

Al Roker tears up sharing parenting advice with Gadi Schwartz

NBC's Gadi Schwartz and his wife, Kimi, are expecting their first child, and they asked Al Roker and Craig Melvin what parenting advice they had to share. Al gets emotional as he offers some wisdom: "I will tell you both that it's the greatest thing that could ever happen to you."

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TODAY fans share heartwarming videos as they reunite with family and friends

Share your videos with us on social media using #BackTogetherTODAY.

This classic fabric color is coming back this spring — here's how to wear it

TODAY lifestyle contributor Jill Martin shares 13 ways to join the trend.

A traveling Black women's library finds a home

OlaRonke Akinmowo launched the Free Black Women's Library on a Brooklyn, New York, stoop years ago. Now, the social art project is getting a permanent home.

Meet the woman who gave birth at age 57

Last weekend, Barbara Higgins of New Hampshire gave birth to a baby boy at the age of 57. She and her husband, Kenny Banzhoff, join TODAY live along with their new baby, Jack. "The process was one relatively easy step after another … the path just sort of presented itself," Barbara says.

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This little boy denies eating frosting (but the evidence says otherwise)

A little boy denied eating the frosting off some cupcakes, even with it covering his face and fingers. And a little girl with a big imagination pretended to dip her chips into the picture printed on the bag. TODAY's Hoda Kotb has your double-helping Morning Boost.

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Sister Jean talks about being Loyola's March Madness good luck charm

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the 101-year-old chaplain for the Loyola Ramblers, and coach Porter Moser join TODAY to talk about what Sister Jean's loyal fandom means to the team and how her pregame prayers inspire greatness in the players.

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