Elena Nicolaou

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"Heartwood" author Amity Gaige stopped by TODAY with Jenna & Friends on April 22 to discuss her riveting novel, chosen as Read With Jenna's April pick. In the novel, a hiker goes missing on the Appalachian Trail. Gaige weaves the lost hiker, Valerie's, voice with the woman tasked with leading her rescue efforts and a recluse in a senior living home putting the pieces together too. Gaige previously told TODAY.com the book was inspired by both a love of hiking and an exploration of feeling lost.

1 week ago | today.com | Sarah Fielding |Elena Nicolaou

Mel Robbins found power in letting go, then empowered others to do the same. The resulting sense of emotional freedom is exactly what Robbins is trying to help readers achieve with her latest book, “The Let Them Theory: A Life Changing Tool That Millions of People Can’t’ Stop Talking About” which debuted on December 24, 2024.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Sarah Fielding |Elena Nicolaou

Mel Robbins on the 1 thing people get wrong about the ‘The Let Them Theory’Robbins' new book, “The Let Them Theory,” hit shelves last December. Mel Robbins found power in letting go, then empowered others to do the same. The resulting sense of emotional freedom is exactly what Robbins is trying to help readers achieve with her latest book, “The Let Them Theory: A Life …

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.

2 weeks ago | today.com | Elena Nicolaou

When 22-year-old Pari Kim first watched “Love on the Spectrum,” she saw hope. “Maybe I could be on that,” Kim remembers thinking. “Now, I am.”Created by Cian O’Clery, the reality series follows adults across the autism spectrum, like Kim, in their pursuit of love. After first launching in Australia, the series moved to the U.S. in 2022 and has resulted in long-term relationships, including fan-favorites Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman.