NBC
ANNOUNCES EIGHT INTERNATIONAL TEAMS TO COMPETE IN ANTICIPATED DANCE
COMPETITION SERIES 'SUPERSTARS OF DANCE' PREMIERING SUNDAY, JANUARY 4
Burbank,
Ca. – December 29th, 2008.
"Superstars of Dance," premiering Sunday, January 4
(9:00-11:00p.m. ET/PT), welcomes the world's greatest dancers from
Argentina, Australia, China, India, Ireland, Russia, South Africa and
The United States to compete in an exhilarating international dance
competition. Each country will showcase dance genres unique to their
nation such as the Shaolin Monks from China, Russian Cossack dancers
and Bhangra dancers from India.
Hosted by Michael Flatley ("Lord of the Dance") and
co-hosted by Susie Castillo ("House of Payne"),
"Superstars of Dance" is a breathtaking international dance
competition led by executive producers Nigel Lythgoe and Simon Fuller,
two of the masterminds behind "American Idol" and "So
You Think You Can Dance."
The unique series pits the masters of various dance genres from eight
countries against each other. Equal parts sporting event, rock concert
and artistic exhibition, "Superstars of Dance" is poised to
become the greatest spectacle of dance performances ever seen on
television.
Eight countries will participate in the competition with each team
comprised of two soloists, one duo and one larger group. Viewers will
get to know the competitors and the coaches through the trials and
tribulations, both behind the scenes and on the stage. The stakes are
high for these artists, as they are not only representing themselves,
but also their dance form and their entire nation.
A list of each of the countries, judges, coaches and the genres each
act will perform is listed below.
ARGENTINA
Sandar serves as coach for team Argentina. Sandar is a Tony-nominated
choreographer and principal dancer in the original cast of
"Forever Tango." The judge for team Argentina is Maria Pogee.
Pogee attended the world-famous school of the Theater Colon. She has
directed, staged and choreographed dance productions throughout the
world. Performing for team Argentina is a sensual cabaret artiste
soloist, a contemporary Tango dancer soloist, an Argentinian Tango duo
and a group performing Gaucho style dance in which the Gaucho's use
their bolas' to produce intricate rhythms.
AUSTRALIA
Jason Gilkison serves as coach for team Australia. Gilkison is an
international ballroom champion who currently oversees choreography
and artistic direction for the FloorPlay version of "Burn the
Floor." The judge for team Australia is Kelley Abbey. Abbey is
Australia's most outstanding dancer, actor, singer and choreographer.
She has choreographed for Savion Glover and 1,000 animated penguins in
the movie "Happy Feet." Performing for team Australia are a
tap dance soloist, a contemporary dancer soloist, a Latin ballroom duo
and a group performing contemporary dance.
CHINA
Matthew Ahmet of Britain serves as Coach for team China. As a troubled
teen Ahmet went to China and found his way by becoming a Shaolin Monk.
The Judge for team China is Master Haiyang Wang. Master Wang is the
natural successor to become the next Abbott of the Shaolin Temple and
a senior Buddhist in China. Performing for team China are a
traditional Chinese ribbon dancer soloist, a double whip soloist, an
acrobatic ballet duo and the Shaolin Monks Kung Fu group "Shaolin:
Wheel of Life"—known as the greatest performers of Kung Fu for
over 15 years who have performed in over 40 countries.
IRELAND
Marie Duffy Pask serves as Coach for team Ireland. Pask currently
serves as Dance Director, Associate choreographer, for "Lord of
the Dance" and "Feet of Flames." The judge for team
Ireland is Daire Nolan. Nolan is most famous for his role as
"Dark Lord" in Michael Flatley's "Lord Of The
Dance." Performing for team Ireland are Irish Step Dancers. This
team is assembled from different groups currently performing all over
the globe. They will perform for the first time together on
"Superstars of Dance" as team Ireland.
INDIA
Nakul Dev Mahajan serves as coach for team India. Mahajan is the
founder and artistic director of the premiere Bollywood dance company
in the United States. The judge for team India is Shirish Dayal. Dayal
has been producing, directing and choreographing stage shows for the
past 15 years. Performing for team India are a Bharantanyam dancer
soloist, a Kathak soloist, a Bollywood duo and a group performing
Bhangra style of dance.
RUSSIA
Stanislav Issaev serves as coach for team Russia. Issaev was a
principle dancer for many years with the Moscow Ballet Theater and was
named People's artist of Russia, the highest artistic honor anyone can
receive in the country. The judge for team Russia is Mikhail Smirnov.
Smirnov is director and founder of Barynya, a hugely successful
Russian folk dancing company. Performing for team Russia are a ballet
dancer soloist from the world famous Bolshoi Ballet, a contemporary
dancer soloist from the world famous Bolshoi Ballet, a ballroom duo
and a group performing Cossak style of dance.
SOUTH AFRICA
Tandi Bhengu serves as coach for team South Africa. Bhengu has been a
dancer and singer her entire life and has founded a program and dance
troupe called S.A.G.A. (South African Girls Abroad). The judge for
team South Africa is Harold Van Buuren. Van Buuren has won numerous
titles as a Ballroom and Latin American championship dancer,
representing South Africa internationally on numerous occasions.
Performing for team South Africa are a hip/hop dance soloist, an
Afrofusion dance soloist, World Champion jive-inspired dance duo and a
group performing Gumboot, a style of dance that was born in the gold
mines of South Africa.
UNITED STATES
Marguerite Derricks serves as coach for team USA. Derricks is an
Emmy-Award winning choreographer. She choreographed all of the
"Austin Powers" movies and is currently choreographing the
new version of "Fame." The judge for team USA is Tony
Selznick who has danced with greats such as Gene Kelly. He is also the
founder and senior agent at McDonald Selznick and Associates where he
represents the biggest names in American dance. Performing for team
USA are a popping dancer soloist, a tap dancer soloist, World Champion
cabaret style ballroom duo and a group performing hip hop.
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GORGEOUS
CONTESTANTS ARE SECRETLY SCRUTINIZED AS THEY COMPETE, ON THE PREMIERE
OF ABC'S "TRUE BEAUTY"
New
York, N.Y. December 30th, 2008.
Vanessa Minnillo Hosts, Cheryl Tiegs and Nole Marin Are Judges.
Featured contestants include six gorgeous young women and four hot
young men.
The women are: Ashley Michaelson, a 21-year-old designer's assistant
from Rochester, New York; Monique Santiago, a 21-year-old Go-Go dancer
from Manhattan, New York; Julia Anderson, a 23-year-old magician's
assistant from Dallas, Texas; Laura Leigh, a 21-year-old model from
Staten Island, New York; Chelsea Bush, a 21-year old model/artist from
Brentwood, Tennessee; and Hadiyyah-lah Fatimah Sa'id, a 23-year-old
audio engineer from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The men are: CJ Miller, a 26-year-old barista from Los Angeles,
California; Billy Jeffrey, a 31-year-old vitamin store owner from
Lewiston, Idaho; Joel Rush, a 26-year-old imaging software salesman
from Tampa, Florida; and Ray Seitz, a 29-year-old artist from San
Diego, California.
Hosted and judged by Vanessa Minnillo (former host of "TRL"
and "ET"), along with judges Cheryl Tiegs (America's first
supermodel, currently designer and author) and Nole Marin
("America's Next Top Model" and fashion expert for E!, TV
Guide, "The Tyra Banks Show"), the series will determine the
"True Beauty" of six stunning females and four handsome
males who will live together in a Los Angeles mansion as they undergo
challenges to determine who is truly the most beautiful. The gorgeous
contestants assume they're being judged solely on their outer
appearance. They're only half right; outer beauty is one component the
judges are looking for, but contestants are also being evaluated --
unbeknownst to them -- for their INNER beauty as well when they're put
through scenarios and situations that require them to make moral
decisions.
Each episode will showcase an outer beauty and an inner beauty
challenge, during which contestants will be judged on everything from
how well they perform in photo shoots to how well they respect their
elders. The three judges will observe and critique the contestants'
behavior and eliminate one person each week. Only after the
elimination will the truth about the show be revealed to him/her, as
they watch a video montage of their behavior captured by a hidden
camera during the shoot. At the end of eight episodes, one winner will
be declared, a person who is truly beautiful inside and out. That
person will receive a cash prize and a spot in PEOPLE magazine's 100
Most Beautiful People issue.
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EMRICK
TO MISS WINTER CLASSIC
Chicago,
Ill. December 31st, 2008.
Hall
of Fame broadcaster "Doc" Emrick will be unable to call
tomorrow's NHL Winter Classic due to laryngitis. Dave Strader, who is
the play-by-play voice of the Phoenix Coyotes and has also worked for
NBC Sports, will fill in for Emrick.
"Last year's game was a lifetime memory and I couldn't wait to
call this year's game at Wrigely," said Emrick. "I'm
extremely disappointed but I know Dave will do a wonderful job."
NBC's coverage of the Winter Classic begins at 1 p.m. ET tomorrow, New
Year's Day. Last season's inaugural U.S. outdoor NHL event was the
highest rated regular season NHL game in the United States in more
than a decade.
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NBC
NFL WILD CARD SATURDAY DOUBLEHEADER FEATURES FALCONS-CARDINALS &
COLTS-CHARGERS
New
York, N.Y. December 30th, 2008.
NBC Sports will broadcast live
coverage of NFL Wild Card Saturday Doubleheader starting at 4 p.m. ET
with a special edition of the "Football Night in America"
studio show followed by the NFC West champion Arizona Cardinals (9-7)
hosting the Atlanta Falcons (11-5) at 4:30 p.m. ET. At 8 p.m. ET, the
AFC West champion San Diego Chargers (8-8) will host Peyton Manning
and the Indianapolis Colts (12-4), winners of nine games in a row.
The "NBC Sunday Night Football" team of Al Michaels
(play-by-play), John Madden (analyst) and Andrea Kremer (sideline
reporter) will call the Colts-Chargers game from San Diego. Tom
Hammond (play-by-play), Cris Collinsworth (analyst) and Tiki Barber
(sideline reporter) will call the Falcons-Cardinals game from Arizona.
Bob Costas (host), Keith Olbermann (co-host), Dan Patrick (co-host),
analyst Jerome "The Bus" Bettis, and reporter Peter King of
Sports Illustrated will analyze the playoffs from the "Football
Night in America" studio at 30 Rock.
MADDEN ON THE COLTS AND CHARGERS: "These two teams that we're
doing, San Diego and the Colts, I could see them going to the Super
Bowl, I really could. Both of them are peaking at the right time. For
some reason, the Colts have been under the radar, and the Chargers
have been too.
"When the Colts started out slowly, people kind of gave up on
them and then maybe forgot about them. And then boom -- Peyton Manning
gets healthy, because he didn't start out healthy, and they win nine
in a row. It's important that you're peaking at the end of the season.
The Colts right now are probably the definition of a team that is
peaking coming into the playoffs."
COLLINSWORTH ON PEYTON MANNING: "If you gave me a vote for the
MVP, which nobody ever has, but I would love to do it someday, Peyton
Manning would get my vote. With the injuries they've faced, with the
struggles on defense that they've had at times, with the injuries on
the offensive line, overcoming his own injuries and not going through
training camp and all the preparation that he's had to, I'm not sure
that you could take any one player off of their team and have a bigger
impact than if you took Peyton Manning off of this team."
"I look at the Colts as really a four to five win team despite a
lot of good players out there if you took Peyton Manning off and to me
that sort of is the very definition of the MVP."
MADDEN ON MANNING: "Peyton Manning should be the MVP in the
NFL."
COLLINSWORTH ON PHILIP RIVERS: "It's interesting that Philip
Rivers didn't even make the Pro Bowl, and now that brings us to
another point: that we vote for the Pro Bowl too soon. I mean when you
voted for the Pro Bowl, Philip Rivers was four and eight or the San
Diego Chargers were, and he was coming off a bad game."
COLLINSWORTH ON THE NBC GAMES: "We have two tremendous matchups.
Interestingly, two of the last three years we've seen teams come out
of this Wild Card round and go on and win the Super Bowl. It wouldn't
surprise me at all if it happened again this time around because there
certainly are some great teams at the bottom."
MADDEN ON WILD CARD WEEKEND: "It used to be that Wild Card
weekend didn't mean much. The top four teams get byes and they're not
playing and the big games will be the next week and the week after
when those guys play because they'll probably be the Super Bowl teams.
The last two out of three Super Bowl teams came out of the Wild Card
and the blueprint is so fresh with the New York Giants. Just a year
ago the Giants did this. They were not only in the Wild Card but they
had to play every game on the road."
COLLINSWORTH ON WILD CARD TEAMS: "On a neutral site, these are
easy games to pick. I would take all four road teams, but you're not
talking about a neutral site. You're talking about the playoffs and
you're talking about fans that are going to be a little fired up for
the playoffs and you're talking about some pretty good quarterbacks in
there that have been down this road before with Chad Pennington and
Kurt Warner and Philip Rivers playing so tough in the championship
game a season ago. This is about as interesting as I can remember the
Wild Card round being and the two games we have on Saturday are going
to be fantastic."
COLLINSWORTH ON ATLANTA-ARIZONA: "You're going to see Atlanta try
and pound the football at Arizona and Arizona of course with Kurt
Warner and their great wide receivers throwing it all over the park in
perfect weather."
COLLINSWORTH ON INDIANAPOLIS-SAN DIEGO: "Indy-San Diego to me has
become one of the real classic matchups in the NFL. Indy is always
sort of the favorite. San Diego finds a way to make Peyton Manning
look bad, except for this year they finally got over the hump with
this team and went on a last second field goal. I think we're going to
see four great games but I especially like the two that we have."
MADDEN ON WILD CARD TEAMS: "Sometimes the team that's in the
tougher division can be a wild card team and be the better team than a
team that is in a weaker division and wins the division. I think
that's what we're seeing here, that some of the wild card teams from
some of the divisions are really stronger than the division winners in
the weak division. All four road teams can be favorites in these
games."
MADDEN ON NORV TURNER: "Any coach has to be who they are and
that's the biggest thing. You can't be a phony. If you're a quiet,
reserved type of guy you can't be running around yelling and
screaming, and if you're one of those yellers and screamers you can't
be a reserved guy. You have to be yourself, especially if you're going
to be in it for a long time. If you're not yourself then you're a
phony and players catch a phony right off the bat. Norv isn't a phony.
"There's 32 jobs and there's not 32 Vince Lombardi's. I'm not
saying he's one of the great head coaches of all time, but name me
half of them in the league that are better than him."
COLLINSWORTH ON TURNER: "The minute Norv Turner decides that he's
going to be Vince Lombardi and start screaming and yelling, those
players are going to roll their eyes and go 'are you kidding me?' It's
over with at that point because now they know he's trying too hard.
It's actually one of the strengths of Norv Turner that he's maintained
who he is. I think Norv Turner has earned the trust of this football
team."
COLLINSWORTH ON ATLANTA'S TURNAROUND: "I don't want to sound like
a therapist or anything but sometimes you have to hit rock bottom. I
think this organization with the coach going out, the Michael Vick
thing, the fans were starting to turn on them and then you sort of hit
bottom. Then you have to do everything our high school football coach
taught us about the game of football. We have to be in this together,
we have to spend the extra time in the off-season. We have to work out
more than the playoff teams did a season ago and find a way to make
the whole thing work. You also can't do that with out players. There's
no question that this season we have seen a transformation in some
guys that have been given an opportunity with Atlanta.
COLLINSWORTH ON MATT RYAN AND THE FALCONS: "Everyone knows the
story with Matt Ryan and what a remarkable one it is, but I can
remember at the beginning of the season and the story was there's no
way this offensive line can protect Matt Ryan. Matt Ryan is going to
die in his rookie year. I can remember hearing the stories about how
bad they were, and yet when I put on the tape and watch them block for
Michael Turner and for Jerious Norwood and for Matt Ryan, they're not
the greatest players in the world, they're not all going to the Pro
Bowl but as a team they're pretty good. This is a team that has
collectively found a way to turn it around. It's what makes the NFL
exciting."
MADDEN ON JOE FLACCO: "Here's the guy that is the most unlikely
quarterback personality that I've ever met in my life. You know in
high school and college he never owned a car. He never owned a car and
he still doesn't. When he finally got to Baltimore, someone gave him a
car. He's just a gym rat, and this is the first time that I remember a
Baltimore Ravens defense ever liking their quarterback."
MADDEN ON ANDY REID: "Isn't funny how a coach in the NFL can go
from losing his mind a month ago to being a genius a month
later?"
COLLINSWORTH: "I only wish it could happen to me every once in a
while."
COLLINSWORTH ON DALLAS NOT MAKING THE PLAYOFFS: "I don't want to
turn this into a therapy session but I think there are a lot of
reasons that it didn't work. From an outsider's standpoint, maybe the
fact that it didn't work is good for all of us who love sports. Look
at this as a way of legitimizing the team concept and the idea that if
you don't put your team first and you're putting yourself above the
team, it's never going to work. I think that's what happened to the
Cowboys this year."
NFC - NO. 5 FALCONS (11-5) AT NO. 4 CARDINALS (9-7):
The Arizona Cardinals will be hosting their first home playoff game
since moving to the southwest and first since 1947 when they were the
Chicago Cardinals; the franchise's last playoff appearance came in
1998. Arizona, which scored a franchise record 424 points, boasts a
high-flying attack led by QB Kurt Warner and wide receivers Larry
Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin.
The Atlanta Falcons are in the postseason for the first time since
2004, led by rookie QB Matt Ryan and RB Michael Turner who ran for
nearly 1,700 yards. The Falcons ended the season winning five of their
last six, and eight of their last 10.
AFC - NO. 5 COLTS (12-4) AT NO. 4 CHARGERS (8-8):
The Indianapolis Colts, after starting the season 3-4, ran off nine
straight victories to end the season as the NFL's hottest team. It
marked the sixth straight season the Colts have won at least 12 games.
Peyton Manning finished with 4,000 yards for a record ninth straight
season.
The Chargers also rode a winning streak to the postseason, coming from
4-8 to win their last four games and capture the AFC West title,
including a 52-21 thrashing of the Denver Broncos in the season
finale. For San Diego, it is their third straight division title.
The teams met last season in an AFC Divisional Round playoff game with
the Chargers coming from behind to win 28-24. Billy Volek, subbing for
the injured Philip Rivers, scored the game-winner on a quarterback
sneak.
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MEET
THE PRESS WEEKEND LISTINGS 01/04/09
SEN. HARRY REID (D-NV)
Majority Leader
RICHARD ENGEL
Chief Foreign Correspondent, NBC News
JEFFREY GOLDBERG
National Correspondent, The Atlantic
KATTY KAY
Washington Correspondent, BBC World News America
HISHAM MELHEM
Washington Bureau Chief, Al-Arabiya
ANDREA MITCHELL
Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, NBC News
Happy New Year!
Exclusive! Two days before the 111th Congress convenes, Senate
Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) joins us to discuss the Democratic
agenda for the new session. We'll also ask about his plan to block
Roland Burris's appointment by embattled Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich
to President-elect Barack Obama's vacant senate seat. Do Senate
leaders have the legal authority to refuse to seat Burris?
Plus, the fighting continues between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. When
will it end? What role should the United States play in this conflict
and what other foreign policy challenges await President-elect Obama
in 2009? Insights and analysis from our roundtable of journalists:
NBC's Richard Engel, The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg, BBC World News
America's Katty Kay, Al-Arabiya's Hisham Melhem, and NBC's Andrea
Mitchell.
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COMING
UP ON 'WEEKEND TODAY'
Saturday, January 3: Jeff Gardere discusses men's secret fears. Winter
workout on "Today's Fitness." Health trends for 2009.
Sunday, January 4: Heidi Skolnick talks about caffeine in energy
drinks. New dating rules for 2009.
Saturday, January 10: Kathy Bates talks about her new movie
"Revolutionary Road." Samantha Heller discusses nine ways to
become a morning person.
Sunday, January 11: Getting yourself back to work on "Today At
Work."
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ON
JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE
January 1 (OAD 12/22)
1. Actor Tom Cruise ("Valkyrie")
2. Musical guest Keane
January 2 (OAD 11/26)
1. Actress Reese Witherspoon ("Four Christmases")
2. Craig and Paul Pumphrey ("Human Wrecking Balls")
3. Musical guest Scott Weiland
January 5 (OAD 11/14)
1. Comic Artie Lang
2. Writer Candace Bushnell (One Fifth Avenue)
3. Musical guest T-Pain
January 6
1. Stand up comic Mike Birbiglia
January 7
1. Director Ron Howard ("Frost/Nixon")
2. Actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan ("Grey's Anatomy")
3. Musical guest Gabe Dixon Band
January 8
1. Actress Anne Hathaway ("Bride Wars")
2. Actor Jensen Ackles ("My Bloody Valentine 3-D")
3. Musical guest Lenka
January 9
1. Actor Michael Imperioli ("Life on Mars")
2. Jason Mesnick ("The Bachelor")
3. Musical guest Zac Brown Band
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UPCOMING
GUESTS ON "THE LATE LATE SHOW with CRAIG FERGUSON"
Thursday,
Jan. 1
Actor Mark Harmon from the CBS drama series "NCIS"; comedian
Ron White
Friday,
Jan. 2
Actor Larry the Cable Guy; music by Third Day
Monday,
Jan. 5
Comedian Richard Lewis; actress Tracie Thoms from the CBS drama series
"Cold Case"
Tuesday,
Jan. 6
Actor Ted Danson; actress Pauley Perrette from the CBS drama series
"NCIS"
Wednesday,
Jan. 7
Actor William Shatner
Thursday,
Jan. 8
Actress Amy Sedaris; actor Dennis Haysbert from the CBS drama series
"The Unit"
Friday,
Jan. 9
Actress Marisa Tomei; comedian Paula Poundstone
Monday,
Jan. 12
Actress Kate Beckinsale; talk and performance with John Corbett
Tuesday,
Jan. 13
Actress Kristin Scott Thomas
Wednesday,
Jan. 14
Actor/writer John Waters; correspondent Norah O' Donnell
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COMING
UP ON 'TODAY'
Monday, January 5 (7-9 a.m.): Anne Hathaway talks about her new movie
"Bride Wars." Carmen Wong Ulrich on "Today's
Money."
(9-10 a.m.): Robin McGraw talks about her new book "What's Age
Got to Do with it?: Living Your Healthiest and Happiest Life."
Scott Peacock on "Today's Kitchen."
(10-11 a.m.): Richard Simmons is interviewed. Lisa Rinna discusses TV
Guide's red carpet coverage.
Tuesday, January 6 (7-9 a.m.): Kate Hudson talks about the movie
"Bride Wars." Scott Hamilton talks about his new book
"The Great Eight: How to Be Happy (Even When You Have Every
Reason to be Miserable)."
(9-10 a.m.): Dr. Michele Borba discusses parenting resolutions
(10-11 a.m.): Perez Hilton talks about his new book "Red Carpet
Suicide: A Survival Guide on Keeping Up With the Hiltons." Ann
Coulter is interviewed.
Wednesday, January 7 (7-9 a.m.): Donny Deutsch talks about how to make
your entrepreneurial dreams come true.
(9-10 a.m.): Dr. Ian K. Smith talks about his new book "The 4 Day
Diet." Chef John Schenk on "Today's Kitchen."
(10-11 a.m.): Neil Sedaka is interviewed. Whitney Casey talks about
her book "The Man Plan: Drive Men Wild... Not Away." Chef
John Schenk on "Today's Kitchen."
Thursday, January 8 (7-9 a.m.): Joy Bauer discusses food mistakes that
parents make.
(9-10 a.m.): Laird Hamilton is interviewed. Govind Armstrong on
"Today's Kitchen."
(10-11 a.m.): Mario Lopez is interviewed. Patti Novak is interviewed.
Friday, January 9 (7-9 a.m.): Kathy Bates talks about the movie
"Revolutionary Road." Howie Mandel is interviewed.
(9-10 a.m.): Linda Bastianich on "Today's Kitchen."
(10-11 a.m.): Cheryl Scruggs talks about how to get your marriage back
on track. Morris Chestnut is interviewed.
Monday, January 12 (7-9 a.m.): Judson Laipply is interviewed. Joy
Bauer on "Take it off Today."
(9-10 a.m.): Comfort food on "Today's Kitchen."
(10-11 a.m.): Rabbi Shumley talks about his book "The Kosher
Sutra."
Tuesday, January 13 (7-9 a.m.): Daniel Craig talks about his new movie
"Defiance." Chris Kimball on "Today's Kitchen."
(9-10 a.m.): Josh Bazell talks about his new book "Beat The
Reaper."
(10-11 a.m.): Bret Michaels is interviewed. Chris Kimball talks about
cooking gadgets.
Wednesday, January 14 (7-9 a.m.): Susan Quilliam is interviewed.
(9-10 a.m.): Cooking meatloaf on "Today's Kitchen."
(10-11 a.m.): Julie Scardina presents inauguration animals.
Thursday, January 15 (7-9 a.m.): Dr. Nancy Snyderman on "Today's
Health."
(9-10 a.m.): Bob Beaudine talks about his new book "The Power of
Who: You Already Know Everyone You Need to Know."
(10-11 a.m.): Jodi Lipper and Cerina Vincent talk about how to love
like a hot chick.
Friday, January 16 (7-9 a.m.): Inauguration fashion preview.
(9-10 a.m.): Dr. Debbie Wattenberg discusses skin myths. Jeff Kinney
is interviewed.
(10-11 a.m.): Dr. Diana Kirschner talks about her new book "Love
in 90 Days: The Essential Guide to Finding Your Own True Love."
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