Why Today Host Savannah Guthrie Left NBC Morning Show Early
Savannah Guthrie made an abrupt exit from Today — but for a fun reason.
After appearing on the first hour of Today, Guthrie, 52, noticeably stepped out of the NBC morning show a few minutes into the second hour on Friday, April 26. Her cohost Hoda Kotb revealed the reason behind her exit, telling viewers, “Savannah left a little early today to get her weekend started.”
Guthrie’s absence comes days after she enjoyed a long weekend by skipping the Monday, April 22, episode of Today.
The 10 Best Food Festivals in the U.S. That Should Be on Your Bucket List Best Life
If it feels like food festivals have become trendy, your inkling would be correct. Several years ago, folks noticed that food festival popularity was on the rise, and thankfully, the yummy times are continuing to expand across the U.S.
Whether it's the vast spread of food that each festival can provide or the chance to try different cuisines that have spanned throughout cultures and generations, food festivals are beloved attractions that are worth traveling to—whether they take place in big cities or small towns.
Vanessa Lachey - Bio, Net Worth, Height
Profile:Vanessa LacheyAge:43 Years OldHeight:5ft 7in (171 cm)Occupation:TV PersonalityNet Worth:US $25 MillionStatus:AliveORIGIN
Vanessa Lachey is an American actress, television personality, and fashion model. She’s a former Miss Teen USA. Her television credits include Entertainment Tonight, True Beauty, and Truth Be Told. Lachey was born Vanessa Joy Minnillo on November 9, 1980, in Angeles City, Philippines. Her parents are Vincent Charles Minnillo and Helen Ramos Bercero. She has an older brother named Vincent Jr.
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Projects Abroad Ecuador is based on the Galapagos Islands, one of the world’s most incredible island chains. Spending some time here on a volunteer project will let you experience both the unique nature and the welcoming people of the islands. Our volunteer opportunities in Ecuador are available for anyone interested in volunteering overseas including those on a gap year, career break, or anyone interested in conservation work. In Ecuador, we have Teaching, Care, Sports, and Conservation projects.
Spinach Salad with Strawberries, Pecans, & Feta
Jump to Recipe Pin RecipePinShareSpinach Salad with Strawberries is vibrant and delicious, enhanced by toasted pecans, creamy feta, and an amazing homemade blush wine vinaigrette!
For more berry-loaded salads and dressings, you'll also love Raspberry Vinaigrette, bursting-with-blueberries Brain-Healthy Salad, or Strawberry Goat Cheese Salad with Lemon Vinaigrette!
Ten years ago today, I hit *publish* on my first ever post at FiveHeartHome.com. And would you believe that it was this Spinach Salad with Strawberries recipe?
Hovering over this link will crash your Chrome browser, and here's why [Video]
A YouTube user by the name of Tom Scott has discovered a nasty bug in Google Chrome. It’s probably harmless, and Google is probably about to fix it, but it’s interesting nonetheless. Typing in http://a/%%30%30 in your browser window and pressing the Enter key will completely crash your browser, and even hovering over a link containing the text will at least crash your current tab.
DEFINITELY DON’T HOVER YOUR MOUSE HERE Here’s why this happens:
The most powerful hurricane ever recorded in Louisiana had no name
Grand Isle, LA (WVUE) -In late 1893, Gulf Coast community of Cheniere Caminada must have seemed a paradise.
Caminada, just east of Grand Isle, was something of a boom town, providing fisheries to New Orleans.
Suddenly and without warning, on October 1 that year, a powerful hurricane tossed an entire community into churning waters with 100 miles an hour plus winds and a 12 foot surge.
"My grandfather was born in February of that year, one of the few babies to survive,"
Thomas Friedman's 'animal kingdom' column was even worse than it sounds
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman has a long record of belligerent, reductive and comically shortsighted comments about the Middle East. But he may have reached a new low with his piece Friday, titled “Understanding the Middle East Through the Animal Kingdom.”
Remarkably, its title is not exaggerated clickbait but an accurate summary of a column that describes various Middle Eastern countries as different kinds of insects. Written just a week after the International Court of Justice ruled assertions that a U.