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Episode 1 - The First Today Show: January 14, 195...
The very first episode of America's favorite morning show.
First Aired: August 08, 1992
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Bobby Brown apparently feels he's shouldered enough blame for ex-wife Whitney Houston's Feb. 11 death at age 48. Though struggled through much of her life with addiction and cocaine intoxication played a role in her accidental drowning, Brown feels his 15 years that he shared addictions with her during their marriage didn't ultimately kill her. The New Edition singer claims in a two-part "Today" interview with Matt Lauer that her issues stretched back to a time before the pair's 1991 meeting.
It's not as if he isn't everywhere these days anyway, but throwing Ryan Seacrest into this week's star-studded network morning show lineup? Sure, why not? The "American Idol" host, E! correspondent, syndicated radio host and all-around omnipresent pop culture overseer Ryan Seacrest will join a Tuesday "Today" show broadcast on NBC already co-hosted by former Fox News correspondent, vice presidential candidate and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. And he's bringing big news, reportedly.
Depending upon your leanings, this coming Tuesday could be either your best or worst morning ever. Former 2008 vice presidential candidate alongside John McCain and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will co-host Tuesday morning's live "Today" show on NBC alongside regular hosts Ann Curry and Matt Lauer, as announced on this weekend's "Today" broadcast and reported by "Entertainment Tonight".
Lindsay Lohan is showing her straight-and-narrow comeback trail no mercy lately. Thursday morning, the troubled-but-improving actress will down with Matt Lauer on NBC's "TODAY Show" for what should be a revealing talk about her troubled last few years and her forthcoming March 3 gig hosting "Saturday Night Live."
