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 | | It’s a boy! Jordin Sparks and Dana Isaiah welcome first child — see the pic! | | Jordin Sparks welcomed baby boy Dana Isaiah Thomas Jr. on May 2 with husband Dana Isaiah. See the first picture of the bundle of joy! | | |
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 | | ‘Solo’ is Ron Howard’s latest chapter in his own Hollywood saga | | Ron Howard saw the original "Star Wars" movie on its opening day in 1977 - and now 41 years later, his name is about to appear in the credits of the latest piece of the saga, "Solo: A Star Wars Story." In this week's Sunday Sitdown, the Academy Award-winning director talks to Willie Geist about what it was like to take the reins of the film, how he was able to stay grounded as a child actor, and he shares his "lucky charm" he uses in every one of his movies. | | |
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 | | Eva Longoria celebrates at cute baby shower, special guest arrives | | The actress, who's expecting a baby boy, was showered with love from friends and family, including one special guest. | | |
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 | | These people make at least $50,000 a year playing video games (Really!) | | In the booming industry of E-gaming, young players are making tens of thousands of dollars by being part of professional video game leagues and having people watch them play online. In this week's Sunday Spotlight, NBC's Joe Fryer goes inside the new American pastime and meets an 18-year-old gamer who is making more money than his mother. | | |
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 | | Highs and Lows: Officer tearfully signs off, kid crosses home plate as slowly as possible | | Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist and Morgan Radford run through the Highs and Lows of the week, including Officer Andre Jenkins signing off after 30 years on the force, the pelicans that interrupted a Pepperdine graduation ceremony, the little league player who ran in slow-motion to home plate, and the 18-year-old who wakes up from having his wisdom teeth removed and shares his love for his girlfriend, the daughter of the surgeon operating on him. | | |
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