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The evening gowns sold for a total of $1.2 million at a London auction, and one dress in particular – a deep blue velvet off-the-shoulder dress she wore while dancing with John Travolta in 1985 – sold for more than $362,000. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)
A rare photo up for auction caught international attention last week, showing a teenage Princess Diana lounging with a "mystery man." But her companion has been revealed: Adam Russell is the great-grandson of a former British prime minister. (TODAY)
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge -- aka Will and Kate -- arrive in Singapore, the first stop on their Southeast Asia tour, to view a special orchid named in honor of Princess Diana. NBC's Sara James reports. (TODAY)
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge -- aka Will and Kate -- arrive in Singapore, the first stop on their Southeast Asia tour, to view a special orchid named in honor of Princess Diana. NBC's Sara James reports. (TODAY)
Fifteen years after Princess Diana was killed in a car crash, her legacy is still being celebrated, and debated. NBC's Duncan Golestani reports. (TODAY)
Even 15 years after Princess Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris, mourners continue to leave flowers for her at Kensington Palace, while her sons Harry and William carry on her legacy through charity work with children. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. (TODAY)
Swimmer Diana Nyad was forced to end her fourth attempt to swim from Havana to Key West on Tuesday, suffering from exhaustion and hypothermia. She talks with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about her inability to conquer what she says is the most difficult obstacle: the jellyfish stings. (TODAY)
Swimmer Diana Nyad was forced to end her fourth attempt to swim from Havana to Key West on Tuesday, suffering from exhaustion and hypothermia. She talks with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about her inability to conquer what she says is the most difficult obstacle: the jellyfish stings. (TODAY)
The fourth attempt to swim from Cuba to Florida ends early for Diana Nyad. NBC's Jay Gray reports. (NBC News)
Despite a sudden storm and painful jellyfish stings, swimmer Diana Nyad, 63, is determined to succeed at her fourth attempt to swim from Havana, Cuba, to Key West, Florida. NBC's Mark Potter reports and Nyad's operations chief, Mark Sollinger, tells TODAY she's "moving in the right direction." (TODAY)