Matt Rogers, co-host of “Las Culturistas” podcast, joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Savannah Guthrie at ...

Jenna Bush Hager once pranked her dad, former President George W. Bush, with a fake tattoo. “Barbara drew a Texas longhorn in Sharpie right here,” Jenna said of her twin sister Barbara Bush, gesturing ...

TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Savannah Guthrie join Hiccup for a tour of Universal Epic Universe’s “How To Train Your Dragon” Isle of Berk where they meet Toothless the dragon, ride on ...

Dark Universe, the mysterious new world at Universal Epic Universe, lets visitors enter Darkmoor Village filled with iconic monsters and legends come to life. Savannah Guthrie, Craig Melvin, Dylan ...

Howie Mandel joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Savannah Guthrie at Universal Epic Universe to talk about his love of theme parks and shares a hilarious story of working as a ride ...

The 43-year-old Today show host admitted that she would restrain from wearing shorts that would expose too much skin because of the mark.

Craig Melvin turned 46 on May 20. As he was in Florida for a special taping of the TODAY Show, he missed his birthday ...

On the show, Craig even dubbed her make-up something "to die for," even jokingly referring to it as a "frightful facial." After the rest of the team, comprising Craig, Jenna Bush Hager, Savannah ...

A young “How to Train Your Dragon” super fan named Astrid had a sweet moment when she got to meet her name twin at Universal's Epic Universe! TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager shares the Morning Boost.

In areas where care access is often already strained, people who are pregnant or giving birth rely on Medicaid coverage at even higher rates.

WSB-TV Channel 2 in Atlanta reported that GBI identified the 20-year-old student, but Savannah Morning News has yet to verify that information with GBI. Foul play is not suspected. This story will ...

Actor George Wendt, who played Norm, a beer-chugging teddy bear for 11 seasons on “Cheers,” has died at age 76. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Joe Fryer looks back at his life and career.