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Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb hosted TODAY's fourth hour starting in 2008 until April 5th 2019, and April 5th, 2019. Entertainment Weekly had hailed the Gifford/Kotb hours as appointment television, and USA Today referred to TODAY's "happy hour" in their piece. Gifford wrote the TODAY The Musical show in 2014 and included the host and cast. Each month Gifford had composed a song for Everyone Has a Story. In 2015 Gifford was inducted into Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford hosted Live with Regis & Kathie Lee, a program that she was host for fifteen seasons. She received 11 Emmy nominations. Also, she was a reporter for Good Morning America. Gifford was a vocalist also, actor and playwright throughout her long career that spanned 40 years. She runs her own label and has penned several musicals. Broadway's SCANDALOUS, which was nominated for a Tony award in 2012 as Best Actress received her a nomination. Gifford also starred on Broadway in Putting it Together and Annie. The four NY Times Bestselling Books include Just When I thought I'd thrown my last egg away, I can't believe that I said that The Rock The Road, and The Rabbi. Gifford also co-wrote the best-selling children's novel Party Animals. She recently co-wrote and recorded He Saw Jesus Jesus is His Name, and Love Me to Death. GIFFT was launched in Monterey CA with Scheid Family Vineyards. Her most recent directorial venture was the film short THE GOD who SEES starring Nicole C. Mullen. The film's two wrote the music together. Gifford has a number of charitable organizations for children, including Childhelp and Association to Benefit Children. They gave birth to Cassidy's House and Cody House which was named in honor of her children. She's a dedicated humanist and has received an honorary degree in labor relations from Marymount University.

Sage Steele (American sports journalist) is ESPN Sports Network's anchor, alongside Matt Barri of SportsCenter in the noon ET timing. As the presenter of Sportscentre and Sportscenter, she's responsible of providing coverage throughout the day and live coverage on site of all of the most significant athletic events throughout the year. We've put together a fascinating list for those who are her the most passionate supporters. From her initial job as a dairy queen becoming a well-known journalist for ESPN Sports Network, the famous journalist has come a long way. She has put in a lot of work to be known as a journalist. 3. Car lover The journalist loves automobiles, but she also enjoys speeding. 4. Her Own Website She maintains her own site to keep her followers informed about her latest work. She also updates her most recent interview photos and more. [1] 5. Controversy She came under fire after a rant where she called mandates for vaccines "sick" and also remarked on the political career of the former President Barack Obama. ESPN host Sage Steele suspended her for one week. The journalist later apologized. 6. Army Brat In the profile of her Instagram profile that she is an Army Brat. It is possible to imagine that this indicates she has lived in various nations. She also revealed that she prefers having sweets at night before bed, and it is something she takes extremely seriously. 8. Early Career She received the Bachelors of Science degree in sports communications from Indiana University Bloomington. In 2015, she was invited to speak at graduation ceremonies at the Indiana University undergraduate graduation, just 20 years after she earned the Bachelor of Science degree in sports communications. This is what she considers to be to be the most prestigious honor in a professional success.