Sheinelle Jones has finally addressed her absence from “Today ... show’s programming — she serves as co-host on the 3rd hour alongside Al Roker, Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer, often fills in as co-anchor for “Today,” and guest co-hosts ...

Sheinelle Jones remains absent from Today. The journalist, who typically helms the show's third hour, has been gone from screens since December 18. On January 15, the 46-year-old shared a message with fans on Instagram,

Sheinelle Jones remains absent from Today ... especially with longtime anchor Hoda Kotb’s departure earlier this month. (Craig Melvin took over Hoda’s seat as Today co-host.) So naturally, fans have questions about Sheinelle's absence.

On the Third Hour, the Misty the Cloud author confessed: "My time is not my own," as she told a life coach that had three young boys who were her priority. She said: "How do you find me time. And how do you do it without feeling guilty?"

Craig Melvin lost a bet to Today coanchor Savannah Guthrie and was forced to reap the consequences. Craig, 45, and Savannah, 53, made a bet last week regarding the NFC Championship game.

A friendly bet never hurt anyone, right? Today, co-anchors Craig Melvin and Savannah Guthrie made a friendly wager on a recent football game. Craig hoped the Washington Commanders would beat the ...

Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin are hitting new highs just weeks into their new partnership as the co-anchors of the Today Show on NBC each morning. Since Hoda Kotb's departure on January 10 ...

Craig Melvin is fulfilling the hilarious end of his NFC Championship bet with Savannah Guthrie. After betting that the Washington Commanders would beat the Philadelphia Eagles on the road to the ...

Dylan Dreyer is a co-host on NBC's Today 3rd Hour, alongside Al Roker, Craig Melvin and Sheinelle Jones. The TV star is a meteorologist and also appears on Weekend Today and MSNBC on weekends.

Exploring the best in funk and soul from the roots of black music through to the current club sounds, featuring classic tracks, new releases, sessions and interviews.

While the "Today" show anchors are always putting on their best happy faces on screen, many have had to deal with sadness, darkness, and tragedy behind it.