News & Sports

Every free agent on the market is expecting a huge deal come March 12th, but Mike Florio tells players, and fans, they must manage their expectations. Timing is everything, and if nothing happens by the weekend, it's unlikely they'll see a big contract offer. (NBC Sports)

TODAY's Al Roker catches up with some of the big winners of the night at the Golden Globes, chatting with Jennifer Lawrence, Hugh Jackman, Adele, Ben Affleck, and more about how it feels to be holding the coveted statue. (TODAY)

TODAY's Savannah Guthrie sat down with NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel and his crew, who were abducted and held captive for five days in Syria. The team discusses being ambushed at gunpoint and what raced through their minds in the following days. (TODAY)

Buckingham Palace has announced that the royal couple are expecting their first child. The duchess has been admitted to the hospital, suffering acute morning sickness. NBC's Keir Simmons and MSNBC's Martin Bashir report and Dr. Nancy Snyderman explains the illness the duchess is experiencing. (TODAY)

Visitors on Rockefeller Plaza share lots of news on TODAY. This morning, one fan said she was pregnant with twins! (TODAY)

A new technology enables California doctors to watch pregnant mothers' contractions in real time on their iPads. KNTV's Marianne Favro reports. (NBC News)

Europe is buzzing with speculation that 43-year-old Carla Bruni, the former super-model who is married to the president of France, is pregnant with her first child. (TODAY)

Actress and author of the new book, "Bossypants," Tina Fey dishes on the weirdest comments she has received about being pregnant. (TODAY)

NBC's Richard Engel reports from Cairo, where pro-Mubarak and anti-government protesters continue to demonstrate. (TODAY show)

Superstar Mariah Carey tells Access Hollywood's Billy Bush that she and husband Nick Cannon are expecting their first child, after suffering a miscarriage earlier in their marriage.