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Kathie Lee Gifford co-hosted the fourth hour along with Hoda KOTB from 2008 to the 5th of April, 2019. Entertainment Weekly had hailed the Kotb/Gifford hours as "appointment television as well as USA Today referred to TODAY's "happy hour" in their piece. Gifford created the song for TODAY The Musical in 2014 and included the host and cast. Every month Gifford wrote a song for Everyone Has a Story. In 2015, she received her inducted in the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Before this, NBC News Gifford served as co-host for Live with Regis and Kathie Lee for 15 years, where she earned 11 Emmy nominations. She also served as a correspondent for Good Morning America for three years. Gifford was a vocalist also, actor and playwright throughout her 40-year career. She has her own record label and has written a number of musicals. One of them was the Broadway show SCANDALOUS that received an Tony nomination in the category of Best Actress in 2012. Gifford has also starred in Annie as well as Putting it Together on Broadway. Gifford has created the author of four NY Times best-selling books, such as I Can't Believe I Said That Rock The Road And The Rabbi. She also wrote the adored children's book Party Animals. Her latest co-write and recording is He Saw Jesus Jesus, His Name. GIFFT is a new wine label that she created with Scheid Family Vineyards, Monterey CA. Recently, she made her first directorial experience with the film short THE GOD WHO SEES featuring Nicole C. Mullen. They co-wrote the soundtrack in the film. Gifford provides support to a variety of child's organisations such as Childhelp. She is also a member of The Association to Benefit Children, that was the source of Cassidy's Place. Her humanitarian efforts within the realm of employment relations has led to her receiving an honorary doctorate at Marymount University.

Sage Steele, an American journalist and sports anchor for ESPN's Sports Network's SportsCenter with Matt Barrie, which airs at 12:00 ET is a professional American sports reporter. Sportscentre's responsibilities include day-long, on-site coverage at the biggest sporting occasions. For her loyal fans, we've compiled a list of intriguing facts that are sure to make you curious. She has come a long, long way from her beginnings as a dairy queen to being a popular ESPN Sports Network journalist. In order to build a name, she has worked hard. 3. Car-loving journalist The journalist enjoys cars and loves speeding up. 4. Her own website She keeps up to date with the latest news and updates on her website. It's not just that she is also able to upload images of her most recent interviews. [1] 5. After an outburst in which she accused the mandated vaccines of being infected, and referred to former president Barack Obama's racial background. ESPN host Sage Steele was suspended for one week. Later, however, she apologized to the public for her comments. 6. Army Brat According to her Instagram bio, she started her career as an Army Brat. That tells me that we must have been in different places. The Instagram user reveals the habit of eating sugary treats at night before bedtime and she considers it a serious problem. 8. The beginning of her career in 1995 she earned a Bachelor's of Science in Sports Communication at Indiana University Bloomington. She was the commencement speaker at Indiana University's undergraduate commencement in 2015, precisely 20 years later, which she considers one of the most prestigious achievements in her life.