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As expected with the Aces and Fever, it’s coming down to the wire. Get ready for a decisive Game 3 in the first round of the WNBA Playoffs, taking place Thursday.

That’s just what senior producer Cecilia Fang did on Today Wednesday morning after she was caught on camera during a live segment with 3rd Hour hosts Al Roker, Dylan Dreyer, and Craig Melvin. According to PEOPLE, the trio was chatting with medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar about a new weight loss drug when a woman…

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Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump has transformed significantly in recent years, and the end of this particular manga series two years ago, despite emerging as one of the best new manga series, proves how the magazine has started to embrace quality over quantity. In the past few years, especially over the last two, Shonen Jump has…

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It has been 15 years since DC Comics finished its rollout of the New 52, and in the final week of new-issue releases, the company created its darkest team of heroes in what became the best version of the Justice League. The New 52 was a full company revamp and relaunch for DC following the…

Viewers of The Today Showwere left in confusion when Al Rokermade a sudden departure during the Sept. 28 broadcast, with meteorologist Dylan Dreyerfilling in for him throughout the rest of the episode. 

Early in its run, Marvel Comics limited superheroes to one comic book each, except for those who are also on teams. There were some exceptions, such as when Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos were running at the same time as Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD, but with superheroes, it was one comic per hero…

Longtime Today viewers who tuned in on Monday, September 28 may have wondered where Al Roker was. NBC’s weatherman wasn’t at his usual spot on the morning show, and he soon explained why on Instagram.

NBC News veteran and Today show alum Harry Smith will return to the network after a two-year absence.