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Kathie Lee Gifford co-hosted the fourth hour along with Hoda Kotb from 2008 until April 5, 2019. Entertainment Weekly had hailed the Gifford/Kotb hour as "appointment" television as well as USA Today referred to TODAY's "happy hour" in their piece. Gifford composed TODAY The Musical 2014 with the hosts of the show. The singer also wrote songs every month for Everyone Has a Story. In the year 2015, she was admitted to the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford hosted Live with Regis & Kathie Lee, a program she hosted for 15 consecutive years. She was awarded 11 Emmy nods. In addition, she worked as a reporter for Good Morning America. Gifford is a playwright, actor, producer, and singer/songwriter. She has appeared in numerous films and television shows during her long career of forty years. Her own record label is owned by her and she has created a variety of musicals. Broadway shows like SCANDALOUS brought her an Tony nod in the category of Best Actress. Gifford starred as well on Broadway in Putting it Together, and Annie. Gifford has written four NY Times Bestsellers including: Just when I thought I'd Dropped My Final Egg, Can't Believe I said This Rock The Road The Rabbi and Party Animals. Recent co-written recordings and co-written He Saw Jesus Jesus' Name and I Love You to Death. GIFFT was launched by the city of Monterey CA with Scheid Family Vineyards. Most recently she had her debut as a director for the film short THE GOD WHO SEES featuring Nicole C. Mullen. The two co-wrote music for the film. Gifford lends support to numerous children's organizations including Childhelp as well as the Association to Benefit Children which led to Cassidy's House and Cody House named for her two children. A devoted humanitarian she received an honorary doctorate from Marymount University for her humanitarian activities in labor relations.

Sage Steele has been a sports reporter in America for over ten years. She works at ESPN Sports Network, as co-anchor along with Matt Barri of SportsCenter. The anchor is in charge of the day-long and on-site coverage of big sporting major sporting events. Here's an interesting list of the people who are her the most passionate supporters. Her profession has grown from becoming a dairy queen in her youth and now she is an ESPN Sports Network well-known reporter. In fact, she has put in lots of effort to become known as a journalist. 3. Car Lover Journalist loves cars as she adores driving cars but she also is a fan of driving at high speed. 4. Her own website She keeps current with the latest news and updates on her website. It's not just that she uploads pictures of her latest interviews. [1] 5. In the aftermath of an outburst she called the vaccine mandates infected, and referred to former president Barack Obama's racial background. ESPN anchor Sage Steele was suspended for one week. Later, however she apologized to the general public for the remarks she made. 6. Army Brat It has been written in her Instagram biography that she grow to be an army brat. This implies that she is living across different nations. Her habit is to eat desserts before bedtime, and considers this a problem. 8. Her first professional experience began in 1995, when she graduated in 1995 from Indiana University Bloomington with a degree in communication for sport. The exact date was twenty years later that she spoke in Indiana University's graduation ceremonies for students in the undergraduate class. This was her greatest achievement in her professional career.