News & Sports

PFT Live: Mike Florio runs down the hottest news around the NFL and starts with the host city for Super Bowl L. Florio also talks about dramatic changes to the NFL's offseason calendar, and if the Pro Bowl can take more creative approaches to draw viewers in. (NBC Sports)

Pop your popcorn and get ready to see the stars: The Golden Globes will crown winners from TV and movies in what co-host Tina Fey calls "a very kind of sloppy, loud party." NBC's Kristen Dahlgren has a preview. (TODAY)

Fans of "Saturday Night Live" want to know why a sketch about Guy Fieri reacting to the New York Times' scathing review of his restaurant was cut from the broadcast after making it to dress rehearsal. (TODAY)

Jennifer Seeger, 22, was with her best friend at the movie theater during the shooting and tells TODAY's Savannah Guthrie she thought the alleged gunman was a part of the show. (TODAY)

TODAY's Natalie Morales chats with Howie Mandel, a judge on "America's Got Talent," about Monday night's first live show of the season and new judge Howard Stern. He also makes predictions about this season's winner. (TODAY)

Former star of "Family Matters" Jaleel White chats about his new Syfy reality show "Total Blackout," plus making it through the first-ever dual dance on "Dancing with the Stars." (TODAY)

Actor Jason Isaacs, best known for his role as Lucius Malfoy in the "Harry Potter" films, talks about his new NBC show "Awake" and what compelled him to take on the job. (TODAY)

On Sunday night, nearly a billion people are expected to tune into the Super Bowl halftime show. Performer Madonna admits to some nervousness and reveals that she'll be singing three old songs and one new one. (TODAY)

NBC's Kristen Welker and David Gregory recap the latest in the political arena, including President Obama's appearance on the "Tonight Show" and Herman Cain's recent controversial campaign advertisement. (TODAY)