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Amazon Original series Making The Cut, reveals its first official look at the upcoming season, hosted and executive produced by Heidi Klum & Tim Gunn. The series will premiere on Prime Video on Friday March 27, 2020. The 10-episode fashion competition series, which brings together a diverse group of 12 talented entrepreneurs and designers, will premiere two new episodes each week, culminating in an epic finale on April 24, 2020.

Caitriona Balfe talks about what made her pursue acting.

James “Murr” Murray, Joe Gatto and Sal Vulcano of “Impractical Jokers” on TruTV sit down with Hoda and Jenna to talk about “Impractical Jokers: The Movie.” They also play a silly game of “Would You Rather.”

Melora Hardin, who played Jan Levinson on 'The Office,' reveals her favorite episode and talks about Jan and Michael Scott's chemistry.

On the same day the South Korean boy band BTS release a?oeMap of the Soul: Seven,a?? their highly anticipated new album, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook are on a fan-packed TODAY plaza for a live interview. a?oeMusic truly transcends languages and nationalities and races,a?? RM says.

The actress, who started her plant-based baby product company with her husband Dax Shepard, also talks the next chapter of “Frozen.”

The Hollywood legend opens up about the new big-screen adaptation of a legendary story.

Late Late Show music guest Wajatta (Reggie Watts, John Tejada) performs 'Don't Let Get You Down' for the Stage 56 audience.

Even though she's appearing on the cover of Cosmpolitan for the third time, Lucy Hale tells James that her father still assumes that the most salacious headlines are referring to her.

Billy Crystal quizzes his co-star Ben Schwartz to see if Ben can complete some of the most famous movie lines from his 40-year career.

Chuck Berry's 60th birthday concert and the drama surrounding it were captured in Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll, but until now, Berry's life has never before been covered on screen. With CHUCK BERRY, Award-winning filmmaker Jon Brewer (BB King: The Life of Riley, Nat King Cole: Afraid of the Dark), lends new insight to the man known as the bedrock of Rock n Roll. Several rock & roll legends reflect on what Berry meant to them, with exclusive access to Mrs. Berry and the Berry family.

And now that we have your attention, get a special look at the Series Premiere, debuting Monday, March 1 at 10/9c.

'Westworld' returns for season three on HBO.

Ellen welcomed eight members of the non-profit Fight All Monsters, a support group for kids battling various forms of cancer. They went viral with a video of them dancing to their unofficial anthem, a?oeBad Boys for Lifea?? by Diddy. Not only did the kids get to chat and perform, the hip-hop icon himself surprised them in person, and gave them a gift from Ellen's friends at Shutterfly!

Siblings Kate and Oliver Hudson talked with Ellen about their parties while growing up, including one at their parents' house that had an A-list celebrity scaling a gate to get in! Plus, they chatted about their podcast 'Sibling Revelry,' whether they always planned to be in show business like their famous folks Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, and if they plan to add more cousins to the family.

Nick Kroll's Netflix show 'Big Mouth' is filled with adult humor, but he tells Kelly Clarkson that he's not worried about kids watching it – for a really special reason. Nick explains how his character, the Hormone Monster, can actually help kids talk about the feelings they have during puberty.

Would Jane Levy want to hear people's thoughts like her character does on 'Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist'? Nope! But Kelly Clarkson sure does! Kelly tells Jane she'd love an unfiltered peek into people's minds. Later, Jane shares one of her so-bad-it's-good jokes she picked up on set. Prepare for puns!

Darby Stanchfield talks about her lucky sweater and auditioning for 'Game of Thrones' and 'Scandal.'

Bob Odenkirk talks about living in New Mexico and living in the same house with other actors from 'Better Call Saul.'

The actress has stopped by TODAY over the years to talk about her projects, including “Little Women” in 1994 and “The Family Stone” in 2005.