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Barbara Corcoran is an entrepreneur as well as TODAY's real estate expert, and says that if you're going to be a successful business owner, you need to be able to take negative feedback. She also warns that "passion" is meaningless and overrated. (TODAY)

According to the latest jobs report, the US economy added 155,000 jobs in December and the unemployment rate stays the same at 7.8 percent. CNBC's Brian Shactman reports. (Morning Joe)

From President Obama horsing around with a pint-sized Spiderman to the first couple taking in the skyline of their hometown of Chicago, the TODAY anchors look back at some of the best White House photos of 2012. (TODAY)

Four roommates who confess they're online "pretty much all day" make a pact to engage in a digital detox – two weeks without smartphones, Facebook, Twitter, and more. They tell TODAY's Natalie Morales it has made them "less dysfunctional." (TODAY)

Two years after Ted Williams was discovered on a street corner, the formerly homeless "man with the golden voice" is living in an apartment and doing commercial voice-overs for Kraft macaroni and cheese. He tells NBC's Stephanie Gosk he still takes life one day at a time. (TODAY)

The Georgia school board member accused of running over a teenager to get into a parking space has now resigned citing "personal and family reasons." TODAY's Willie Geist reports. (TODAY)

For many, funerals are solemn affairs, allowing the living to grieve, but a new TLC show finds funerals that are more like rowdy parties, celebrating the lives of the recently departed with laughter and music. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)

Seahawks WR Golden Tate talks about how rookie QB Russell Wilson is the focal point of the team. (NBC Sports)

The surprising Colts matchup well against the Ravens, but Joe Flacco will have to step up for Baltimore. (NBC Sports)

Chip Kelly has plenty of potential suitors in the NFL. Whether he wants to go to Buffalo, Cleveland or Philadelphia is up to him. (NBC Sports)