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Cynthia Erivo talks about playing Harriet Tubman and what she learned about her in preparing for the role.

In this week's Sunday Sitdown, Chip and Joanna Gaines sit down with Willie Geist to discuss their difficult decision to move on from their successful HGTV show, “Fixer Upper.”

Questlove and Black Thought from Grammy-winning band The Roots join the 3rd hour of TODAY to talk about their new AMC documentary series, “Hip Hop: The Songs that Shook America.”

The actors discuss the new version of this timeless tale and how they're bringing it to a new generation.

Stand-up comedian Jay Larson entertains the Stage 56 audience with jokes about how he loves his daughter and son in very different ways, and how the words scissors might be the singular cause should his marriage dissolve.

James welcomes his guests Maggie Gyllenhaal and Demi Moore, fresh off Spill Your Guts and Fill Your Guts - a game Maggie might excel at, considering she's dined on a live langoustine and charred ants. And she and James admit they wouldn't have any problem taking a bite out of a 15-year-old cookie Demi recently found.

James congratulates Demi Moore on her new memoir, 'Inside Out,' which doesn't hold back details from the tales of her life. And she tells James how she drove up Los Angeles's infamous 405 freeway to the Valley way before she was legally allowed to make that drive.

Comedian Andrea Savage, who stars in her own truTV series 'I'm Sorry,' didn't know that her husband can walk on glass until he busted out that talent for colleagues on a work retreat.

'Catch And Kill' author Ronan Farrow saw 60 items, including affairs and cases of sexual misconduct, on the list of scandals the National Enquirer kept on Donald Trump before he became President.

Comedian Brooks Wheelan performs stand-up on Late Night with Seth Meyers.

Jessica Biel talks about possibly hosting a true crime podcast, reveals what career she would really love to have, and chats about exploring the outdoors with her son.

Jesse Plemons talks about filming El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie and working with Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in The Irishman.

Blanco Brown performs TN Whiskey on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Senator Sanders talks about his recent heart attack, 26,000 people attending his rally in Queens, getting an endorsement from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the current Impeachment proceedings, Republican representatives being scared of Trump, growing up in Brooklyn, his health care plan, and we visit his childhood home to see who is living there now.

Ellie talks about having her second baby, growing up in St. Louis, what it's like living in NY, her new book “My Squirrel Days,” and being in Jimmy and Norman Lear's “Live in Front of a Studio Audience: All in the Family.”

Music guest Jenny Lewis performs 'Rabbit Hole' for the Tonight Show audience.

Michael Douglas talks about taking up golf with celebrities like Jack Nicholson and Alice Cooper and showing his funny side in his Netflix series, The Kominsky Method.

Kathryn Hahn struggles to keep from leaking spoilers about her role in the Disney+ Marvel series WandaVision and serenades the audience with her car-karaoke rendition of Lizzo's 'Truth Hurts.'

The actor has stopped by TODAY over the years to talk about his projects, including “The Proposal” in 2009 and “Deadpool” in 2016.

Actor Alan Alda chats on the 3rd hour of TODAY about his new film called “Marriage Story,” his “Clear+Vivid” podcast and his TV series “Ray Donovan.” He sings the praises of his “Marriage Story” costars, Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson, saying they delivered such “genuine” performances.