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Kathie Lee Gifford, along with Hoda KOTB, was hosting the 4th TODAY hour from 2008 and until the 5th of April 2019. Entertainment Weekly has referred to the Gifford/Kotb time as time-based television. USA Today has dubbed TODAY's Happy Hour. Gifford composed TODAY The Musical, a critically acclaimed musical featuring host and crew of the show. Every month Gifford would write a new tune to be included in the well-loved Everyone Has a Story segment. In the year 2015, Gifford was inducted into Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford hosted Live with Regis & Kathie Lee, a show which she hosted over 15 consecutive seasons. She received 11 Emmy nominations. Three years ago, she worked as an Good Morning America correspondent. A playwright producer singer songwriter as well as actress Gifford has appeared in a variety of television programs and movies in her 40-year career. She has her own label and has written several musicals, including Broadway's SCANDALOUS. The show won a Tony Nomination in the category of Best Actress 2012. Gifford starred at Broadway on Broadway in Putting it Together as well as Annie. Gifford composed 4 NY Times Bestsellers including: Just When I Thought That I'd Lost My Last Egg, I Can't Belive I Said This The Rock The Road The Rabbi and Party Animals. She co-wrote, recorded and released He Saw Jesus Jesus IS Jesus' Name. I love you to death. GIFFT is a wine label she has launched with Scheid Family Vineyards, Monterey CA. The most recent film she directed was the short movie The God who Sees starring Nicole C. Mullen. Both co-wrote and produced the soundtrack for this film. Gifford is a supporter of numerous organizations that help children such as Childhelp or the Association to Benefit Children. The Cassidy's House and Cody House are named after her daughters. Marymount University awarded her honorary degrees in recognition of the humanitarian work she performed in the field of labor relations.

Sage Steele is an American sports journalist who works for ESPN Sports Network as a co-anchor on SportsCenter at noon ET together with Matt Barrie. The Sportscenter's duties include all day long, on-site coverage at the biggest sporting events. In order to please her devoted followers We've put together a collection of interesting facts to stimulate your interest. Her journey has been far, far from her beginnings as a dairy queen becoming an acclaimed ESPN Sports Network journalist. In fact, she was extremely hard-working in her journalism career to establish an image for herself. 3. Car Lovers The journalist has a passion for cars. She loves to drive cars and is thrilled when they are driven at high speed. 4. Her personal website The website she has publishes not just her most recent work, but also interviews and photos. [1] 5. Controversy The controversy began after she made a speech where vaccine mandates were criticized as being sick, as well as the status of Barack Obama, former President was brought up. ESPN presenter Sage Steele was suspended from the network. The suspension was for a period of a time of a week. He later expressed his regrets. 6. Army Brat Her Instagram bio states that she was an army brat, which means that she has lived in several countries. She admits that she has an habit of eating desserts prior to bed, and she considers it an issue that needs to be addressed. 8. Early Career In 1995 she received a Bachelor's degree of Science degree in Sports Communication at Indiana University Bloomington. As of 2015, she was asked to speak at graduation ceremonies at the Indiana University undergraduate graduation, 20 years after earning her Bachelor of Science in sports communication. She considers this to be the most prestigious honor in a career.