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Kathie Lee Gifford co-hosted the fourth hour alongside Hoda Kotb from 2008 until the 5th of April, 2019. The Gifford-Kotb hour had been described as an appointment TV from Entertainment Weekly and TODAY's happy hour was praised by USA Today. Gifford penned TODAY The Musical, a highly-acclaimed musical with hosts and the staff of the program. Every month Gifford wrote a brand new tune to be included on the cult Everyone Has a Story segment. In the year 2015, Gifford was named to the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford spent 15 years hosting Live with Regis & Kathie where she won 11 Emmys. Also, she was reporter on Good Morning America. Gifford was a producer and music producer who is also an actor, has enjoyed an extensive career in TV and in film. She is the owner of her own recording label and has written several musicals. One of them was the Broadway show SCANDALOUS which was awarded an Tony nomination for Best Actress in 2012. Gifford played the lead role on Broadway in Putting it Together as well as Annie. Gifford composed the lyrics to four NY Times Bestsellers including: Just When I Thought That I Dropped My Final Egg, I Can't Belive I've Said That The Rock The Road The Rabbi and Party Animals. Recently, she co-wrote He Saw Jesus Jesus Is His Name and"Love Me To Death", and recorded the songs. GIFFT A wine brand that she developed with Scheid family Vineyards from Monterey CA. Recenty, Nicole C. Mullen was in her debut short film in the role of director. The two co-wrote music for the movie. Gifford gives support to many organizations for children, like Childhelp. She also supports the Association to Benefit Children, which spawned Cassidy's Place. Marymount University awarded her honorary diplomas for her humanitarian efforts she performed in the field of labor relations.

Sage Steele has been a journalist covering sports in the United States for more than ten years. She's a journalist at ESPN Sports Network, as co-anchor along with Matt Barri of SportsCenter. She's responsible for all-day coverage and on-site coverage for major sports occasions. We've put together a fascinating list for the people who are her most ardent supporters. The well-known journalist who first began her career as a milk girl and has since become the most well-known journalist on ESPN Sports Network is a woman who has achieved many things. In fact, she has put in lots of hard work in order to become a well-known journalist. 3. Car Lover This journalist loves the thrill of driving at high speed in vehicles. 4. Her Own Website She maintains her own site to keep her fans updated on her work, and also publishes her latest interviews, photographs and much more. [1] 5. Controversy following a rant where she called vaccination mandates a scourge and talked about the race of former President Barack Obama. ESPN hosts Sage Steele suspended her for one week. However, the journalist later apologized for her comments. 6. Army Brat It has been mentioned on her Instagram bio that she grew to be an army brat which tells us that she must be living in various countries. She admits that her habit is to eat sweets prior to bedtime. She believes that it is an issue. 8. The beginning of her career in 1995 she received a Bachelor's degree of Science degree in Sports Communication from Indiana University Bloomington. She was the commencement speaker at Indiana University's commencement ceremony for undergraduates in 2015, exactly 20 years later and she believes it was to be the highest honor she has received in her career.