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Reports that the leader of Argentina's Jesuits didn't do enough to protect two priests kidnapped and tortured during Argentina's military dictatorship are believed to be anti-clerical elements used to attack the church, according to the Vatican. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)
Both Sen. John McCain and Senate Intelligence Chair Dianne Feinstein have complained to SONY Pictures that the film is 'factually inaccurate.' NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)
Michele Tafoya talks to Aaron Rodgers about his six TD performance against the Texans. When asked what he has to say to his critics now, Rodgers offered a memorable reply. (NBC Sports)
The celebrity chef, famous for her over-the-top, decadent, comfort-food recipes, says that while some people were "mean" after she revealed her diabetes diagnosis, she was overwhelmed by the support she received from her fans. (TODAY)
In this look at 2011's Internet sensations, TODAY's Savannah Guthrie talks with Rebecca Black, the teen whose music video for "Friday" became the most-watched YouTube video of the year. (TODAY)
Newt Gingrich leads the polls, but he's facing direct attacks from Mitt Romney's allies about a life marred by ethical and personal controversy. NBC's Mike Viqueira reports. (Nightly News)
The outspoken "Top Chef" star talks to TODAY.com about the projects he's working on, addresses critics about why he chooses to endorse certain products and shares his take on the Anthony Bourdain/Paula Deen kerfuffle. (TODAY)
The play "Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark" fared better with critics following opening night, after suffering scathing reviews through its previews. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)
" Awful," "woeful" and "painful" are just some of the words the British press is using to describe the Lifetime TV-movie dramatizing the romance of the prince and his fiancee. NBC's Michele Kosinski reports. (TODAY)
"National joke" and "laughable" are just some of the words critics have used to describe Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," which some pundits say may now be doomed. NBC's Jeff Rossen reports. (TODAY show)