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"It's like the new question on a first date or your dating profile: 'What are your thoughts on the 'Barbie' movie?'" said one TikTok user.

The restaurant chain says that it will donate 25 cents to Feeding America for every slice of the new flavor sold through July 29, 2024.

Hillary Clinton made her first appearance since her concession speech last night. Clinton touched on her disappointment, but also the need to stay engaged with volunteerism and service.

Honestly, we've got to hand it to Corey here. After a shitstorm of vitriol was thrown his way with his last performance on TODAY, he still had the cojones to give it another go and tell his haters to eff off.

Somehow, Al Roker got to be the first person to get a tour of the new museum inside Paisley Park, Prince's former estate and production studio.

Corey Feldman (of "The Goonies" and more) channels Beelzebub and the rotting corpse of MJ in one terrible dubstep/pop/rap song. How about you don't go for it, Corey? Maybe just sit this one out…

During last year's trial in which graduating senior Owen Labrie was charged with sexually assaulting a younger student at the prestigious St. Paul's School, his accuser was shielded in anonymity by law. Chessy Prout, who was 15 years-old at the time of the incident, has now decided to publicly reveal her identity in order to speak out about the crime.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey joined "Today" to talk with Carson Daly and Matt Lauer about how the platform was developed, some of the most interesting moments in the history of Twitter, that he thinks Donald Trump's tweets use the platform "as a microphone at its best," and how the 140-character limit isn't going away.

Fitness guru Richard Simmons hasn't been seen publicly in over two years, and even his friends say they aren't sure why. In a phone interview late Sunday, Simmons tells Savannah Guthrie, "I just wanted to be a little bit of a loner for a while," citing injuries to his knees.

Filmmakers Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos recently told "Today" that a juror on the original trial of Steven Avery has come forward raising new questions about what happened behind the closed doors of deliberation.

Charlie Sheen revealed he is HIV-positive Tuesday in an exclusive "TODAY" interview with Matt Lauer. "It's a hard three letters to absorb. It's a turning point in one's life," the 50-year-old actor said.