Sunday, 16 May 2021

Hoda and Jenna help husband surprise his wife with a video call

This Best Fan Friend Friday, Hoda and Jenna surprise call Amanda Langan, a mom-to-be who tunes in to TODAY every morning. Watch as she answers a trivia question to win a special prize.

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Al and Dylan talk about their cringiest on-air moments

After Oprah Winfrey revealed the celebrity interview moment she wished she could take back, TODAY's Dylan Dreyer and Al Roker talk about their own on-air moments that they regret to this day.

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Cleveland family of front-line workers takes over My TODAY Plaza

In honor of our Reopening America series, My TODAY Plaza is filled with siblings and cousins from Cleveland's Longville family, which has 14 front-line heroes, including nurses, firefighters, pharmacists and more. Live on air, they are surprised with free Cleveland baseball tickets.

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James Denton discusses season 7 of 'Good Witch'

Actor James Denton joins TODAY to talk about season seven of "Good Witch." He also comments on his pandemic mustache and his Dateline-viewing habits during quarantine.

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High school softball player says she was forced to cut braids

Nicole Pyles, a softball player at Hillside High School in Durham, North Carolina, says she was forced to cut her hair in order to remain in the game. "My team, all of my friends were cutting out some of my beads. They snatched some of the beads out of my hair ... I felt just so embarrassed and disrespected and just distraught at that point." Lora Lavigne of NBC affiliate WRAL reports for TODAY.

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How screen time during the pandemic has affected our kids

As our special series The Social Challenge continues, NBC technology correspondent Jake Ward looks at new research on the long-term effects of the increased screen time young children have been introduced to during the pandemic via online learning, virtual playdates and FaceTime with family. Experts say parents need to be prepared to wean kids off of screens.

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Forest Whitaker: 'I'm hopeful' seeing young people using their voices

"Godfather of Harlem" star Forest Whitaker talks to Willie Geist about parallels he sees in the Epix series and what's happening in the country today. "I'm hopeful because I see the youth standing up and rising up and speaking out in their voice," he says. See more this weekend on Sunday TODAY.

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