News & Sports

ProFootballTalk: It's being reported a gay NFL player is seriously considering coming out within a couple months, and Mike Florio wonders what the reaction will be when and if this happens. Players seem ready to accept an openly gay athlete, but will fans embrace it? (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Free agent Dwight Freeney joins PFT Live to discuss his release from the Colts after 11 seasons. Freeney has made his mark as a dominant pass rusher in the NFL and is sure to have a number of suitors this offseason. (NBC Sports)

Kenny and Selma, whose video giving marriage advice to their grandson went viral, share their best tips for being a good grandparent in a new video, while psychologist Judith Sills and marriage therapist Hal Runkel offer their own advice on grandparenting. (TODAY)

The makeup of the American family has drastically changed in recent years: More dads stay at home, more extended families live together. Family coach Catherine Pearlman explains that you can embrace these changes by meeting the entire family's needs. (TODAY)

NBC's Chuck Todd reports on the latest numbers from the new NBC/WSJ poll.  (Nightly News)

Prevention magazine's Jennifer Goldstein shows how to stop spending hard-earned money at the salon and experience the freedom of shiny silver locks, like actress Kelly Osbourne and rocker Emmylou Harris. (TODAY)

Kate Bolick, who wrote about her experience being single in The Atlantic magazine, and psychiatrist Janet Taylor, join TODAY's Ann Curry to tell why many women are single by choice. (TODAY)

Jumpstart's executive director Myung Lee explains the organization's nation-wide initiative, Read for the Record, that aims to encourages children to read in an effort to eliminate the acheivement gap that exists for many young kids. (TODAY)

A device that simulates the feeling of a kiss is being controlled by a computer program and called the "Internet Kissing Machine" where the video is proving to be a web hit. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

Making A Difference: Those whose lives have been smashed by last weekend's tornadoes are counting on help from the kind of people who step up before being asked. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (Nightly News)