Dec. 4: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to Academy Award-winning director Ron Howard about his new film “Frost/Nixon.”

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Dec. 4: J. Don Reese from Lionel shows TODAY hosts a display of customized model trains.

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Dec. 4: Rachel Zalis of Life & Style magazine shows off some festive and budget-friendly looks for the holiday season.

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Dec. 4: TODAY’s Meredith Vieira talks to runner April Holmes about competing in the 2008 Paralympics in Beijing.

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Dec. 4: TODAY’s Al Roker finds out the truth about the flu from internist Dr. Tanya Benenson.

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Dec. 4: TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford dish on the day’s hot topics, including Beyonce’s performance at the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting.

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Dec. 4: Cesar Milan, known as “The Dog Whisperer,” gives tips on helping your pet through the holiday stress.

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Dec. 4:  CNBC’s Donny Deutsch gives tips for aspiring entrepreneurs in tough economic times. TODAY’s Meredith Vieira meets three female entrepreneurs who are trying to grow their small businesses.

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Dec. 4: Communications expert Mark Jeffries gives advice on what to do if you lose your job.

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Dec. 4: Nancy O’Dell of “Access Hollywood” shows TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford some great ways to make the holidays special for your kids.

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Dec. 4: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to Drake Bell and Josh Peck about their special holiday movie “Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh.”

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Dec. 4: Adriane Duarte, a contestant on Bravo’s “Top Chef,” shows TODAY s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford how to cook up some tasty dishes.

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Dec. 4: TODAY’s s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford talk to fourth-grader Alec Graven about his book of dating advice, “How to Talk to Girls.”

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Dec. 4: Chef Eric Ripert shows TODAY’s Al Roker how to cook up codfish with a special broth.

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Dec. 4: TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky answers viewer questions on everything from breaking a lease to managing your 401(k) in tough economic times.

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Dec. 4: The Treasury Department, in an effort to stimulate home buying and construction, is considering a plan that could drive mortgage rates as low as 4.5 %. CNBC’s Melissa Lee reports.

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Dec. 4: TODAY’s Meredith Vieira talks to 9-year-old Alec Greven about his book of dating advice, “How to Talk to Girls.”

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Dec. 4: With Democrats winning back the White House and taking a majority in both houses of Congress, Republicans are starting to think ahead to 2012. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports.

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Dec. 4: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to Republican strategist Margaret Hoover and Democratic strategist Bob Shrum about President-elect Barack Obama’s cabinet picks and what’s to come in 2012.

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Dec. 4: While a workplace is supposed to be safe, thieves from outside known as “office creepers” could be waiting to go after your valuables when you leave your desk. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports.

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Dec. 4: Two teenage girls are accused of abusing the elderly residents of the Minnesota nursing home where they worked. TODAY’s Meredith Vieira talks to Wes Bledsoe of A Perfect Cause about elder abuse.

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Dec. 4: U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a Republican from South Florida, hangs up on President-elect Barack Obama, thinking the call is a hoax. TODAY’s Ann Curry reports.

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Dec. 4: The Los Angeles City Council halts construction of a $42 million elephant exhibit following lengthy debates over whether the large animals belong in a zoo. KNBC’s Robert Kovacik reports.

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Dec. 3: TODAY hosts talk to actress Vanessa Williams about a cause close to her heart – the importance of safety and teen driving.

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Dec. 3: Three guys give three different takes on great holiday gifts your guy will love.

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Dec. 3: TODAY hosts talk to actor Kevin Bacon about his role in the new film “Frost/Nixon” and his charity SixDegrees.org.

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Dec. 3: Stephanie Oppenheim from toyportfolio.com shows off some of her favorite toy picks of the season.

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Dec. 3: Nearly 200 audiotapes of Richard Nixon’s conversations in the Oval Office have been released by the National Archives. NBC’s Pete Williams reports.

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Dec. 3: Food writer Mark Bittman shows TODAY’s Al Roker how to create three meals using just three ingredients.

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Dec. 3: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to Pastor Rick Warren about keeping the holiday spirit alive.

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Dec. 3: Nancy Graham of AARP The Magazine and Sherry Parrish of Retirement Living TV discuss the results of an AARP survey on the effects of retirement on a marriage.

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Dec. 3: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to NBC’s chief medical editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman about the results of an annual state-by-state analysis of America’s health.

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Dec. 3: TODAY hosts talk to psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz about what you can do to prevent holiday stress.

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Dec. 3: TODAY’s Jenna Wolfe talks to people who survived violent crimes. Former FBI profiler Candice DeLong gives advice on escaping a dangerous situation.

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Dec. 3: TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Harry Connick Jr. test viewers on their New Orleans knowledge.

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Dec. 3: TODAY’s Ann Curry talks to actor Brad Pitt about his work to rebuild a community in New Orleans.

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Dec. 3: Kevin Federline speaks to People magazine about his relationship with Britney Spears and their sons. Peter Castro from People discusses the interview.

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Dec. 3: TODAY hosts thank Rachel Panetta and the people at Stride Rite for donating $1 million worth of shoes to the TODAY Show charities

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Dec. 3: First lady Laura Bush gives NBC’s David Gregory a sneak peek at the White House holiday decorations.

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Dec. 3: Harry Connick Jr. joins TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford to discuss the day’s hot topics.

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Dec. 3: TODAY hosts reveal the winner of the show’s Best in Show competition, and the top dog is Truman, a gentle, three-legged Labrador rescued by his owner Michael Nichols.

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Dec. 3: A baby nearly dies after his mother watered down formula to save money; NBC News chief medical editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman weighs in on the dangers of diluting infants’ milk powder.

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Dec. 3: People around the world are showing support for two-year-old Moshe Holtzberg, who was orphaned when his parents, Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his wife, Rivkah, were killed in the Mumbai attacks. NBC’s Martin Fletcher reports.

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Dec. 3: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to General Motors president Fritz Henderson about the automaker’s need for government assistance. The firm’s plans include the closing of nine plants.

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Dec. 3: As auto executives prepare to appear again in front of Congress to ask for a multi-billion-dollar bailout, NBC’s Lisa Myers takes a look at where their money has been going in recent years.

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Dec. 3: President-elect Barack Obama promises federal economic relief for the states at the National Governors Association meeting in Philadelphia. NBC’s Savannah Guthrie reports.

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Dec. 3: NBC’s Tom Costello has a breakdown of how much debt you should be carrying; CNBC’s Erin Burnett discusses ways to manage your debt.

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Dec. 3: Prosecutors want to put Gabe Watson on trial for the murder of his wife, Tina Thomas, who drowned while scuba diving on their honeymoon. TODAY’s Meredith Vieira talks to Tina’s father, Tommy Thomas, about the case.

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Dec. 2: Since being voted off the show, “The Biggest Loser” contestant Amy Cremen has dropped to a dress size 6. She talks to the TODAY hosts about achieving her weight-loss goal.

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Dec. 2: Authors Mark Leyner and Dr. Billy Goldberg talk about their new comedy book, “Let’s Play Doctor: The Instant Guide to Walking, Talking and Probing Like a Real M.D.”

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Dec. 2: What was the world talking about in 2008? Google’s new Zeitgeist 2008 takes a look back at this year’s most-searched terms.

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Dec. 2: The Duggars, the family famous for their ever-growing brood, talk with the TODAY hosts about how they manage to raise 17 children and what they’re expecting for baby number 18!

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Dec. 2: Health magazine's Dr. Roshini Raj talks to TODAY's Amy Robach about medical breakthroughs that could help women live longer.

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Dec. 2: Supermodel and supermom Heidi Klum stops by the TODAY Show to talk about her role as mother and Victoria’s Secret star.

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Dec. 2: Kia Scherr and Charles Cannon escaped last week’s deadly terrorist assaults in Mumbai, India, but lost a husband and a daughter in the attacks.

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Dec. 2: Lucky magazine's Allyson Waterman show's TODAY's Amy Robach creative gifts under $25 for children and adults.

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Dec. 2: Heidi Klum chats with TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford about her family and the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

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Dec. 2: Broadway and TV star Kristin Chenoweth talks to the TODAY hosts about her new movie, “Four Christmases.”

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Dec. 2: TODAY beauty editor Bobbi Brown shows TODAY’s Ann Curry 10 easy steps to creating a flawless face.

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Dec. 2: Guys answer women's holiday questions, on everything from gift-giving to holidays with the in-laws.

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Dec. 2: Shop for a Better World's Willa Shalit shows the TODAY hosts holiday gifts that benefit victims of disasters and war.

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Dec. 2: TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky talks to TODAY host Meredith Vieira about picking the right time to refinance and take advantage of low mortgage rates.

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Dec. 2: Chef Curtis Stone bakes a sweet holiday tarte tatin with apples and honey.

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Dec. 2: Former model Molly Sims talks to the TODAY hosts about her new movie, “Yes Man,” with Jim Carrey.

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Dec. 2: TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford dish on the day’s hot topics, including the economy.

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Dec. 2: According to a panel of economists, America’s economy has been shrinking since last December. CNBC’s Jim Cramer talks to TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about the possible impact of a long-term downturn.

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Dec. 2: Karl Rove, former chief political strategist to President Bush, talks to TODAY's Matt Lauer about what he expects from an Obama presidency. He also discusses his experiences in the Bush administration.

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Dec. 2: President-elect Obama announced a national security team made up of strong personalities. NBC’s Savannah Guthrie reports on what to expect from Obama’s military and diplomatic choices.

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Dec. 2: U.S. figure skating champion Michael Weiss and Canadian champion Jennifer Robinson stop by the Rockefeller rink to chat with TODAY’s Natalie Morales.

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Dec. 2: Chicago police have arrested Jennifer Hudson’s brother-in-law for the murders of the singer’s mother and young nephew. NBC’s Lee Cowan reports from Chicago.

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Dec. 2: TODAY shows ways you can improve your chances of escaping a house fire unharmed. NBC’s Tom Costello reports.

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Dec. 2: A new study finds that most Americans do not get enough vitamin D. NBC chief medical editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman talks to TODAY’s Ann Curry about what this deficiency can mean for your health.

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Dec. 2: TODAY’s Ann Curry sits down with Brad Pitt to talk about his family life in New Orleans in this TODAY exclusive.

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Dec. 1: Boxer-turned-TV star Tony Danza chats with TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford about his new reality show “The Contender.”

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Dec. 1: “American Idol” judge Randy Jackson talks with TODAY’s Matt Lauer about his new book, which chronicles his struggle with weight and diabetes and tells how he got fit.

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Dec. 1: TODAY's Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford talk to the newest member of the Joy Fit Club about how he went from 340 to 185 pounds.

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Dec. 1: A woman found guilty of misdemeanor charges in a cyberbullying case should serve prison time, says the mother of a teen who committed suicide.

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Dec. 1: TODAY's Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford dish on the day's hot topics, including their Thanksgiving celebrations with their families.

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Dec. 1: NBC's Kerry Sanders reports on the growing controversy over what to do with thousands of wild horses roaming the American plains.

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Dec. 1: From baby powder to dryer sheets, US Weekly's Jill Martin has some beauty secrets that use items you can find right at home.

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Dec. 1: Getting a divorce can be costly, and now some couples are putting off a formal split until economic times improve.

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Dec. 1: Bobbi Brown gives her 10-step guide of ways to look your best this holiday season.

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Dec. 1: SELF magazine’s Lucy Danziger talks to TODAY’s Amy Robach about the American cities that are the healthiest for women.

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Dec. 1: Chef Todd English shows the TODAY hosts how to turn a traditional pot pie into a delicious holiday meal.

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Dec. 1: ShopSmart magazine’s Lisa Freeman and sociologist Pepper Schwartz talk about going shopping with your partner and how men and women shop differently.

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Dec. 1: Marissa Rothkopf shows the TODAY hosts easy, fast and inexpensive crafts to keep the kids entertained during the holidays.

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Dec. 1: Brian Averna, chef for Sara Lee, talks to TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford about holiday food donations.

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Dec. 1: Musician John Legend chats with the TODAY hosts about (RED) Wire, a digital music partnership to benefit AIDS charities.

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Dec. 1: Tech guru Cat Schwartz shows TODAY’s Al Roker some hot new gadgets that are both high-tech and environmentally friendly.

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Dec. 1: Tax Day is not until April, but it’s not too early to be thinking about savings. CNBC’s Sharon Epperson gives five ways to save on this year’s taxes.

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Dec. 1: Carol and Benjamin Mackoff, who were held hostage in a Mumbai hotel, talk about their ordeal. The couple were able to text-message their son in the United States.

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Dec. 1: Authorities pull the last bodies from the hotels involved in last week’s terror attacks in India, in which at least 172 people died. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports from Mumbai.

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Dec. 1:  President-elect Obama is set to announce his choice of Hillary Clinton as secretary of state -- as well as his picks for his national security team -- just days after the deadly attacks in Mumbai, India. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports.

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Dec. 1: Guy and Patti Cannady, parents of a murdered Arkansas anchorwoman, speak to TODAY’s Matt Lauer about the suspect who has been arrested for their daughter’s murder.

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Dec. 1: Roger Cressey, an anti-terrorism analyst for NBC News, talks with TODAY’s Matt Lauer about the attacks in Mumbai, India. At least six Americans died in the multi-day terror incident.

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Dec. 1: CNBC’s Melissa Lee reports on stronger than expected Thanksgiving weekend retail sales and what they might mean for the economy. What will so-called Cyber Monday bring for retailers?

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Dec. 1: NBC News political director Chuck Todd talks with TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about Barack Obama’s expected pick of Hillary Clinton to be secretary of state and the president-elect’s choices for his national security team.

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Nov. 30: Black Friday is behind us, but up next is its online equivalent: Cyber Monday. Regina Lewis, AOL consumer advisor sits down with NBC’s David Gregory to discuss the best online bargains.

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Nov. 30: You think you know the person your love? Just wait until you move in together. Carley Roney of thenest.com stops by with a handy guide to merging your lives – and your stuff.

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Nov. 27: NBC's Savannah Guthrie shares the story of one young woman who never thought she'd have a family to call her own — until she was adopted as a teenager.

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Nov. 29: If you’re looking to give a gift with that personal touch – and save some money in the process – chef Michael Lomonaco joins NBC’s David Gregory with some edible gifts.

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Nov. 29: Police in Arkansas are linking the man suspected of murdering local anchorwoman Anne Pressly to another crime. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports.

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Nov. 30: Andreina Varagona, who was shot while trying to escape the attacks, speaks with NBC’s Jenna Wolfe.

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Nov. 29: Are tough times keeping you from pursuing your dreams? Believe it or not, now may actually be the best time to go after what you want.

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