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Kathie Lee Gifford hosted the 4th hour of TODAY with Hoda the KOTB show from 2008 to April 5, 2019. Entertainment Weekly has referred to Gifford/Kotb's time as an appointment television and USA Today has dubbed TODAY's happy hour. Gifford wrote the TODAY The Musical show in 2014 and was a show that featured the host and crew. Every month Gifford had composed a song to promote Everyone Has a Story. In the year 2015, Gifford was inducted into Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford worked as a co-host on Live with Regis & Kathie for fifteen years in which time she was nominated 11 times for an Emmy. Three years ago, she was a Good Morning America correspondent. Gifford has been a playwright, director, actress, and singer-songwriter. She has appeared on many television shows and films throughout her 40-year career. She is the owner of her own record label, and she has also written many musicals. Broadway's SCANDALOUS was awarded an Tony Award nomination in 2012 for Best Actress. Gifford is also in Annie and Putting it Together on Broadway. Gifford wrote four NY Times bestselling books including Just When I Thought I'd Lost My Last Egg, I Can't Believe That I Said It! Rock The Road and the Rabbi as well as the bestselling kids' title Party Animals. Recent co-written as well as recorded He Saw Jesus Jesus' Name and Love me to the End of Time. GIFFT was launched on the streets of Monterey CA with Scheid Family Vineyards. The most recent film she directed was the short movie The God Who Sees, which starred Nicole C. Mullen. Both co-wrote and produced the soundtrack for this film. Gifford supports many children's charities, including Childhelp and Association to Benefit Children. The two organizations were the inspiration behind Cassidy's Place & Cody House which was named in honor of her kids. As a humanitarian, she was given an honorary diploma by Marymount University in recognition of her work on labor relations.

Sage Steele has been a sports journalist in America for over 10 years. She's a journalist at ESPN Sports Network, as co-anchor along with Matt Barri of SportsCenter. In her role as the anchor of Sportscentre She is accountable for providing daylong coverage and live coverage on site of all of the most significant sports events that take place throughout the year. Only for her ardent followers, we've compiled a list of intriguing facts that are sure to spark your curiosity. Her journey has been a long, long way from her first job as a dairy queen, to being a popular ESPN Sports Network journalist. In fact, she's worked to the max in her journalistic career to establish a name for her. 3. Car Lovers The journalist is a car lover as she loves to drive cars but she also loves driving at a high velocity. 4. Her own website She runs an individual website on which she keeps her followers updated on her latest work, and on top of that, she shares her latest interviews pics along with many others on the website. [1] 5. Controversy after a rant where former US President Barack Obama was discussed and she accused vaccination mandates of being harmful. ESPN host Sage Steele had her license was suspended for a whole week. The journalist later apologized. 6. Army Brat Her Instagram bio says she was raised as being an army brat. This signifies that she's had a varied life in different countries. She admits that she has a habit of eating sweets prior to bed, and she considers it an issue that needs to be addressed. 8. Her early career began when she graduated with the degree of bachelor's in sports communication from Indiana University Bloomington, in 1995. Twenty years later that she delivered her speech in Indiana University's graduation ceremonies for students in the undergraduate class. This was her greatest achievement in her professional career.