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On Saturday, Hillary Clinton and Meryl Streep snapped cell phone self-portraits. On Sunday, President Obama is scheduled to host the Kennedy Center Honors where he will mingle with David Letterman, Dustin Hoffman and the surviving members of Led Zepplin. NBC's Lester Holt has more. (Nightly News)

The respected West Point graduate led combat forces in Iraq and Afghanistan before retiring from the military and leading the CIA. On Friday, he made the startling admission that he had engaged in an extramarital affair, and announced he was resigning from his post. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)

Seven-time Emmy-winning actor Ed Asner, who became famous for his role on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," is returning to Broadway in a play called "Grace." He joins TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb to discuss his character's quest for redemption and the peril of "brain farts" on stage. (TODAY)

The U.S. Anti Doping Agency strips Lance Armstrong of 7 consecutive Tour De France titles for choosing to not to defend himself in arbitration against charges he used performance enhancing drugs to win. (TODAY)

The U.S. Anti Doping Agency strips Lance Armstrong of 7 consecutive Tour De France titles for choosing to not to defend himself in arbitration against charges he used performance enhancing drugs to win. (TODAY)

At last year's State of the Union,  Rep. Gabby Giffords seat stood empty between Arizona congressmen Raul Grijalva and Jeff Flake.  They may not have imagined it then, that one year later, Giffords would be able to join them.  Calling her recovery  "unbelievable", they say having her sit between them during last night's State of the Union was "emotional and uplifting."  (Nightly News)

A world-renowned dancer and coach shares her passion with thousands of Cuba's poorest children at a dance school that welcomes everyone. NBC's Mark Potter reports. (Nightly News)

Michael Wolff, author of "The Man Who Owns the News: Inside the Secret World of Rupert Murdoch," and msnbc's Martin Bashir discuss the testimony of News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch and his son James in front of British parliament Tuesday. Wolff says the pie thrown in Rupert Murdoch's face as a prank during the hearing was the chief executive's "saving grace." (TODAY)

The marriage of Monaco's Prince Albert II this weekend is conjuring up memories of the last big royal wedding in the tiny principality: the 1956 marriage of the Albert's parents, Prince Rainier and actress Grace Kelly. NBC's Chris Jansing looks back at the fairy tale wedding and the life, and death, of Monaco's beloved Princess Grace. (TODAY)

The Oscar-winning actor talks about his latest film, "The Grace Card," his amazing acting career and his nonprofit foundation, Eracisim. (TODAY show)