News & Sports

Food regret? The day after Christmas and there is bound to be some. Maybe you had too much eggnog, fudge or cookies  --  but too much fruitcake--? There's never enough for one Texas town. NBC's Gabe Gutierrez takes us to a place where fruitcakes...are a way of life. (Nightly News)

PFT Live: When the Vikings started out 5-2, Mike Florio called the team's success a mirage. Looks like he was right. Minnesota has a tough road ahead. (NBC Sports)

Actress Maggie Gyllenhaal tells the TODAY anchors about her latest film, "Won't Back Down," where she plays a mother who aims to help a failing public school. She explains why she wanted her character's flaws to be seen throughout the movie. (TODAY)

A new Nike ad featuring starring an overweight boy running is earning both praise for inspiring kids to get fit and criticism for being exploitative. Nathan Sorrel, the 12-year-old boy featured in the ad, and advertising executive Donny Deutsch discuss the controversy. (TODAY)

A man in Florida is arrested after scaring moviegoers by pacing and yelling at a showing of "The Dark Knight Rises." WTVJ's Ari Odzer reports. (NBC News)

PFT Live: Darrelle Revis is in the midst of a contract dispute with the New York Jets and will likely not attend mini-camp. Should the Jets have noticed this trend of Revis being unhappy with his contracts well before this offseason? (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about Drew Brees still not signing his franchise tender. Florio believes that Brees is showing weakness by showing that he is too anixous to get a deal done. Florio says the Saints need to get Brees into offseason camp or they will be in trouble.   (NBC Sports)

Camilla Parker Bowles, the second wife of Prince Charles – who for years lived in the shadow of Lady Diana – may be the first in line to become queen, but is said to be playing a big role in helping Kate Middleton make the transition to royalty. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. (TODAY)

Former Jets RT Damien Woody thinks QB Mark Sanchez has made great strides since entering the NFL and is impressed with how he rises to the occasion in big games. (NBC Sports)

Aaron Rodgers calls his game vs. the Falcons his best ever. (NBC Sports)