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"I love the idea that I'm back this year," Stephen Baldwin told TODAY's Erica Hill. The 13th season of "Celebrity Apprentice" kicks off Sunday, where celebrities are going for another round of drama to try and raise money for their favorite charities. TODAY's Erica Hill interviews Stephen Baldwin. (TODAY)

The history of the Gatorade shower tradition from some of the people who created and experienced it. (Nightly News)

Though former NFL cheerleader and teacher Sarah Jones denied for months that she was guilty of felony sex crime charges for having an inappropriate relationship with a student, she and the now 18-year-old student are speaking out, saying they are a couple. NBC's Jeff Rossen reports. (TODAY)

The "What Not to Wear" host talks about her struggles with eating disorders and finding confidence, as well as some of the women she made over for her new book, "The Truth About Style." (TODAY)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco, who may have put himself in the "elite" level of quarterbacks with his Week 1 performance against the Cincinnati Bengals. But just how much will Flacco's cost the Ravens? (NBC Sports)

U.S. women's judo bronze medal winner Marti Malloy,  the second woman from Team USA ever to medal in judo, says it "feels really good" to hold her medal, and explains that for her, judo is a family affair. (TODAY)

TODAY's Matt Lauer speaks with Madonna Badger, whose parents and three daughters were killed in a fire on Christmas morning 2011, about what happened that tragic night, her desperate attempt to get to her children, and her continued search for answers. (TODAY)

Soldiers gathered at Arlington National Cemetery to place flags on nearly 260,000 gravesites for the annual "Flags In" ritual performed before each Memorial Day. (Nightly News)

PFT Live: Broncos beat writer Lindsay Jones describes the media frenzy in Denver upon Peyton Manning's arrival. More sweet than bitter, Jones looks into fan loyalty and concludes no one would be as welcomed in replacing Tim Tebow. (NBC Sports)

Interior designer Jeff Lewis talks to TODAY's Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker and Natalie Morales about the brutal honesty he dishes out on his show "Interior Therapy with Jeff Lewis," and offers some brutally honest thoughts about being interviewed on TODAY! (TODAY)