Sunday, 20 February 2022

Meet the tipping TikTok star changing lives one surprise at a time

On TODAY's series Fave Follows, Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager sit down with TikTok star Lexy Burke, who is known as the "serial tipper." The Nashville resident has started a chain reaction of good deeds with her Venmo challenge, tipping more than 168 service industry workers who have been impacted by the pandemic. Burke gets a sweet surprise this time around, as former recipients reach out to thank her for her hard work.

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Aviation program helps students in Compton reach new heights

An aviation program in Compton, California is helping the next generation of trailblazers reach new heights. The Fly Compton Aero Club introduces students in underserved communities to the airline industry, inspiring them to soar in the air and on the ground.

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US men's curling team on how the beloved sport led to Olympic glory

Team USA's John Shuster, Matt Hamilton and alternate Colin Hufman talk to NBC's Peter Alexander about making history on the ice at the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, and how that victory instantly transformed them into American rock stars.

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Team USA's figure skating stars weigh in on ROC controversy

The athletes reflect on their performances on the ice and weigh in on the controversy surrounding Kamila Valieva's doping scandal. "It sucks for all of us that were really hoping for that medal ceremony," Chen says.

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Why Tony Shalboub's audition with Neil Simon was very odd

Willie Geist's Sunday Sitdown guest on Sunday TODAY is actor Tony Shalhoub. The star talks about the fourth season of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," as well as his odd experience auditioning for Neil Simon in a hotel room.

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Watch the reunion between an army brother and sister

A first grade teacher in Spokane, Washington got the surprise of a lifetime this week when her brother, who has been serving with the Army National Guard, surprised her in her classroom.

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Travel bookings boom for Americans as pandemic wanes

Travel agencies and websites are reporting a major uptick in bookings. From spring break escapes to planning ahead for summer vacations, travel plans are making a comeback.

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