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Elijah Wood rides the train, which just does not compute for Al Roker.
If you had NBC's resources at your disposal, wouldn't you?
One thing's for sure: It won't be hanging up chez Roker.
Plus: David Letterman forgets his guest's name, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
And yes, that is a short-sleeved man cardigan.
Bobby Flay beat Yannick Noah by one second.
Plus, Molly Shannon and Jimmy Fallon play charades, on our regular late-night roundup.
Roker's protagonist makes French food, but the author prefers “quintessential American food.”
The weatherman's new novel features a “celebrity chef, bon vivant, and restaurateur.”
The 'Today' show correspondent answers our usual 21 questions.
It would be really random if he did, but there's a character in the NBC weatherman's book that sounds awfully familiar.
Yes, it does appear to be the type of person who doesn't know about TMZ.
"His face is so specific," the actor said. "It's kind of surreal." And more celeb-on-celeb action, in our daily roundup.
And by that we mean Al Roker and this other Minneapolis newscaster.
The designer is doing a collection of accessories, bags, shoes, and clothing for men and women, due out in November.
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