The "American Idol" host talks about the kickoff of Season 12 and the show's three outspoken new judges, predicting that this season, both contestants and the judges will be making headlines. (TODAY)
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When she grew tired of her son, Kenyon, using her iPad, South Dakota mom Paula Papen decided to play a prank on him, tricking him into thinking he purchased a $50,000 Ford Mustang on eBay. But did the prank go too far? Paula and Kenyon chat about the viral video and Paula discusses the criticism of her parenting. (TODAY)
Paul Young, whose first book, "The Shack," sold a surprising 18 million copies, chats about his second novel, "Cross Roads," and says he loves the controversy that surrounds his spiritual novels. (TODAY)
Josh Bazell talks with TODAY's Al Roker about his latest novel, "Wild Things," a follow-up to his first book "Beat The Reaper," which is currently being developed into an HBO series. (TODAY)
TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager profiles Chelsea Handler, the sharp-tongued TV host and best-selling author, and catches a glimpse of the softer side of the take-no-prisoners funnywoman. (TODAY)
The comedienne sits down with TODAY's Ann Curry to talk about her style of humor and her marriage to Portia de Rossi, and jokes about the media scrutiny Jesus would face in the 21st century. (TODAY)
Actors Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon Levitt chat about their new film "50/50," which is based on the real-life story of their friend and the film's writer, Will Reiser. (TODAY)
While reading a speech about the importing of spiced meat, Switzerland's Finance Minister Hans Rudolf Merz broke into laughter.