News about Matt Lauer

Big changes could be coming to America's TV screens as major stars face contract renewals in an era of budget cuts. Household names from morning shows to late-night talk shows might see their multi-million dollar salaries slashed-or be replaced by up-and-coming talent at a fraction of the cost. Shrinking ad revenues and unprofitable streaming services are forcing networks to rethink their approach. Even TV giants like NBC, CBS, and ABC are feeling the squeeze. With ratings plummeting and younger audiences disappearing, the reign of the TV superstar may be on its last legs.

Katie Couric was among the first celebrities to remember the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the 23rd anniversary Wednesday. The 67-year-old renowned journalist - who became a grandmother this year - shared a clip of her 9/11 news coverage alongside disgraced former co-anchor Matt Lauer on Instagram.  Engaging her nearly two million followers, she wrote a reflective caption, 'The day the sky was a bright, cerulean blue. The day 2,977 souls perished. The day dreams were extinguished. The day medical professionals mobilized and waited in hospitals across the city but no one came.'

Romy Lauer, 20, was driving the Jeep Wrangler in the Hamptons during a trip with friends over the Fourth of July weekend, when she took out a fence and a sign about 4am. A resident on North Sea Mecox Road was awoken by an almighty bang and called 911 worried someone was seriously hurt in the crash.

This glamorous morning show host (pictured center) has been working as a reporter since 1988 when she joined ABC affiliate WQAD before becoming a weekend anchor and reporter at a CBS affiliate. For the next six years, this broadcaster lived in New Orleans, Louisiana, working as an anchor and reporter for CBS affiliate WWL and then officially joined NBC News in April 1998 as a correspondent for Dateline NBC and all NBC News platforms.

Don Lemon, 58, and Tim Malone, 40, were joking and relaxed as they walked hand in hand out of their NYC wedding reception just before midnight on Sunday. Despite some poor press in recent years, a select group of media celebrities was invited to the exclusive gathering. Matt Lauer, who was barred from his job as host of Today by NBC in 2017, was seen clutching the hand of his girlfriend Shamin Abas moments before the happy couple emerged (right).

Don Lemon and his fiancé Time Malone were contacted by Harris, who wished them a'marriage full of love, laughter, and good food.' (left). Lemon, 58, is set to wed Malone, 40, at Ralph Lauren's Polo bar half a decade after they were engaged and on his partner's birthday. Guests, including Lemon's former CNN boss Jeff Zucker (right), were seen arriving at the venue ahead of the formal event.

When she commemorated Jennifer Long and her new husband, Reid Stervin, at the Union League Club in New York City on Saturday, she was joined by Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker, Sheinelle Jones, Craig Melvin, and other NBC workers. Several pictures from the reception on Monday's show were shared, but no mention was made of Lauer, 65, who was reunited with his ex-colleagues at the high-profile event. Ok, so did I take some inebriated selfies. It was stunning, and it was sweet,' she told Jenna Bush Hager of the wedding that it was lovely and she was gracious.

Jen Long's nuptials, as well as several other long-serving employees, were honoring his bride. Guthrie's wife, public relations, and communications specialist Michael Feldman were smiling from ear to ear with her husband, public relations, and communications specialist Guthrie. Lauer was in attendance with Shamin Abas, a British publicist, and his partner Janine Long since 2019.

On Friday, disgraced Today Show host Matt Lauer and current host Savannah Guthrie will attend Jen Long's wedding. Guthrie initially turned down the marriage invitation because she "refused to be in the same room" as Lauer, according to DailyMail.com, but she had a change of heart. After being barred from NBC for sexual harassment in 2017, Guthrie and Lauer had a bitter fallout.

Succession came to an end after five years and four thrilling seasons with a dramatic and nail-biting season finale. Viewers were captivated by the dysfunctional Roy family's antics, with patriarch Logan's antics and his four unruly children providing constant entertainment. Every episode, a slew of twists and turns was introduced, resulting in the ultimate water cooler moments and viral discussions. And fans of Jesse Armstrong's drama will not be sad to learn that it's over, as there are several other exciting shows that will keep you interested. Now MailOnline has six more shows to fill the Succession-shaped hole in your viewing schedule.

During Prince William's emotional tribute to his father at the Coronation Concert on Sunday evening, he said 'pa' for his father. Princess Charlotte, the Prince of Wales' daughter, was seen pointing out her own father just moments before, and telling George: 'Look, there's papa!' (Pictured: Princess Charlotte at the Coronation Concert) (right) Prince William's address at the function.

According to the Today show, Al Roker appeared to be a completely different person in a snatch of flashback footage broadcast by his longtime home. The old clip appeared before Al, 68, was discovered before undergoing a gastric bypass in 2002 and then fell more than 100 pounds. Not only was Al carrying all the pre-op weight, but he also had hair, as shown in the Today video. The video of Al as part of a montage celebrating the program's seven decades featured such iconic characters as Katie Couric, late Barbara Walters, and disgraced Matt Lauer. Al has weighed 340 pounds before going under the knife last year in an Instagram post commemorating the 20th anniversary of the operation.

Each family has them - affectionate nicknames that can be a nod to a comedic inside joke or a sweet pet name that reveals how much you love someone. Even the Windsors appear to be interested in nicknames, including the Queen's being called "Gary" and Prince George being dubbed 'P.G Tips." As William and Kate's relationship has unquestionably grown as a result of marriage and children, they also have their nicknames for each other. Here's a look at what the family does call each other.

CALLAHAN: Why hasn't the #MeToo campaign raged against T.J. Holmes? Has corporate media decided that, in the absence of outside pressure and scorn, it's just cheaper and easier to let some bad guys skate? If so, that's bad news for women. T.J. Holmes walks around, with his head held high and clearly regretting nothing. His ardent admiration for junior female employees extended to his peers. An ABC source told Page Six, 'No one likes working with him.' He yells and has the biggest ego,' he says.' We do not condone or allow harassment or coercion of any kind,' we say in a letter to The Cut, and we take these topics seriously and with immediacy.' Everyone has been, and continues to be, a top priority at ABC News, and that has included creating a safe, respectful, and professional work environment for everybody.' It's also difficult to believe. When teenage women were tossed around like sexual playthings, it's inconceivable that higher-ups were unaware.

Pamela Anderson was honest in the 1990s and early 2000s, when plastic surgery was still considered tabooo and procedures in Hollywood were kept hush-hush, but she was openly admitting to what she's done. This decision was made in earnest more than anything else; in her latest Netflix documentary, "Pamela, a Love Story," she admits that it never occurred to her to be anything other than honest early in her career. Anderson was also asked about her breast implants by nearly every male reporter or host who interviewed her, which only fuelled the constant chatter about her body in the media. "I didn't know whether to lie or withhold information in interviews," she says, so when someone asks if I had surgery or something similar, I'd say "I'd just answer."

CalLAHAN: For all their intelligence, some of America's most popular - now disgraced - media moguls are unable to read the text. Matt Lauer is the latest celebrity to take the octagon. Supposedly his feelings are hurt - and we're supposed to care? You'd be able to argue that the disgraced former television presenter, who has been accused of raping two female underlings, among other sexual offences in the workplace, is lucky that he is not facing felony charges or hasn't lost his fortune in civil lawsuits. Nope. Nothing but grievances from a grossly overpaid talking head (Lauer's salary is estimated at $25 million per year), now unemployed and at loose ends in the Hamptons. Her most recent complaint: Katie Couric, co-show co-host Katie Couric, said that Lauer's memoir was a profound act of hypocrisy. According to a Lauer source, 'He was really upset by Kate Couric's book.' She secretly messaged them and she semi-slammed him.' Poor Matt, who is traumatized by betrayal.

Matt Lauer (right) has tightened his inner circle five years after being fired from the Today show and "slammed" by his former Today co-host Katie Couric (pictured left together) in her book. According to a source who talked to People on Monday, the 64-year-old former NBC News star has 'kind of pulled from several friendships in the last year, particularly after Couric released her 2021 memoir Going There (inset). Katie Couric's book had a huge effect on him.' She semi-slammed him after she revealed their private text messages. According to the insider, it made him lose faith.