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3 days ago | 
today.com | Drew Weisholtz |Bryanna Cappadona
Updated What to knowPope Francis died on April 21, the day after Easter, the Vatican said around 10 a.m. in Rome. He was 88 years old and led the Catholic Church for 12 years. The Vatican later announced the pope died of a stroke and heart failure. Francis battled multiple health issues and spent five weeks in the hospital earlier this year with double pneumonia. He returned to the Vatican on March 23.
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3 days ago | 
today.com | Drew Weisholtz |Bryanna Cappadona
Updated What to knowPope Francis died early Monday, the day after Easter, the Vatican said around 10 a.m. in Rome, 4 a.m. ET. He was 88 years old and led the Catholic Church for 12 years. Francis battled multiple health issues and spent five weeks in the hospital earlier this year with double pneumonia. He returned to the Vatican on March 23. Pope's death announced by VaticanPope Francis’ death was announced in a statement released by the Vatican on April 21. He was 88.
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6 days ago | 
today.com | Joseph Lamour |Bryanna Cappadona
/ Source: TODAYTyra Banks may be at the helm of America’s next top ice cream brand. Studio 1A was blessed with the supermodel and mogul’s presence this week as she co-hosted TODAY with Jenna & Friends. Banks joined Jenna Bush Hager for interviews, games and revealing what life has been like for her now that she’s moved to Sydney, Australia — in part to launch her ice cream brand Smize & Dream.
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6 days ago | 
today.com | MC Suhocki |Bryanna Cappadona
/ Source: TODAYIn Greenroom Confidential, reporters and editors at TODAY.com share a look at what actors, authors, performers and more guests told us behind the scenes at TODAY. This week, stars like Leslie Odom Jr., Paige DeSorbo, Hannah Berner and Lake Bell all rolled through Studio 1A.
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6 days ago | 
today.com | Anna Kaplan |Bryanna Cappadona
/ Source: TODAYTyra Banks says her approach to taking care of herself and her body has changed over the years, following her career as one of the world’s most famous models. Banks, 51, tells TODAY.com her current wellness secret — which is that sometimes, less is more, and that she has “no approach” right now. “No, no approach,” Banks says.
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1 week ago | 
today.com | Bryanna Cappadona
/ Source: TODAYSunday TODAY’s Willie Geist has invited a culinary icon to sit down with him for a live conversation — and you can join, too. Ina Garten, the Barefoot Contessa herself, is Willie’s guest for his next Sunday Sitdown Live, taping Monday, May 19, with a live audience at City Winery at Pier 57 in New York City. This show comes after Willie’s first ever Sunday Sitdown Live, taped in January with comedian Nate Bargatze.
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1 week ago | 
today.com | Liz Calvario |Bryanna Cappadona
/ Source: TODAY“The Last of Us” is finally returning for Season 2, more than two years since its gut-wrenching Season 1 finale. Of course, that’s just enough time to forget how exactly that first season wrapped. And knowing that Season 2 jumps ahead five years, a refresher may be necessary. The first tip: “I think watching the last episode of Season 1 again is probably a good idea,” Bella Ramsey, the show’s star, told TODAY.com ahead of the Season 2 premiere.
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1 week ago | 
today.com | Bryanna Cappadona |Maddie Ellis |Elena Nicolaou |Scott Stump
In Greenroom Confidential, reporters and editors at TODAY.com share a look at what actors, authors, performers and more guests told us behind the scenes at TODAY. This week, more stars rolled through Studio 1A, from actors like Bella Ramsey and Lily Gladstone, to athletes including Paige Bueckers and Walt Frazier. Take a peek!Bella Ramsey, the 21-year-old star of "The Last of Us," stopped by Monday ahead of the show's Season Two premiere on HBO this weekend.
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2 weeks ago | 
today.com | Bryanna Cappadona |Elena Nicolaou |Sarah Lemire |Maddie Ellis
/ Source: TODAYIn Greenroom Confidential, reporters and editors at TODAY.com share a look at what actors, authors, performers and more guests told us behind the scenes at TODAY. This first week of April, some of Hollywood’s biggest stars rolled through Studio 1A, from Kevin Bacon and Jenny Slate, to Danielle Brooks and Glen Powell.
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1 month ago | 
today.com | Bryanna Cappadona
/ Source: TODAYThe second weekend of March has arrived, and you know what that means: It's time to spring ahead for the start of daylight saving. Daylight saving happens in most U.S. states as an effort to capitalize on more sunlight during the day throughout warm-weather months. This year, clocks will move ahead one hour on Sunday, March 9. There has long been deliberations, however, about if daylight saving still makes sense and whether the U.S. should eliminate it.
