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Kathie Lee Gifford hosted the 4th hour of TODAY, along with Hoda KokoTB between 2008 and April 5, 2019. The hour hosted by Gifford and Kotb was called appointment television by Entertainment Weekly and TODAY's happy hour has been lauded by USA Today. Gifford was the composer of TODAY The Musical for 2014 that featured the host and crew. Each month Gifford was composing a song to celebrate Everyone Has a Story. Gifford was elected to the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame in 2015. Gifford hosted Live with Regis & Kathie Lee, where she won 11 Emmys. She was also an Good Morning America correspondent for three years. Gifford is a producer, as well as musician and singer who also is an actress has enjoyed an extensive career in TV and film. She has her own record label and has written many musicals. Among them is Broadway's SCANDALOUS that received an Tony award for Best Actress in 2012. Gifford was also in Broadway in Putting it Together and Annie. Gifford has created the author of four NY Times best-selling books, including I Can't Believe I Said That Rock The Road And The Rabbi. She also wrote the adored children's book Party Animals. Recently, she co-wrote He Saw Jesus Jesus Is His Name and Love Me To Death. She also recorded the songs. GIFFT Wine brand she created with Scheid Family Vineyards of Monterey CA. In the last few months, she made her directorial debut for the film short The God Who Speaks, with Nicole C. Mullen. They co-wrote the soundtrack for the film. Gifford is a patron of many charities for children such as Childhelp and the Association to Benefit Children. The two organizations were the inspiration behind Cassidy's Place and Cody House and were named after her two children. She's an ardent human rights activist and was awarded an honorary master's degree in labor relations at Marymount University.

Sage Steele, an American anchor and journalist for ESPN's SportsCenter featuring Matt Barrie on 12 noon ET is an experienced American sports reporter. Her responsibilities as host of Sportscentre are on-site and all-day coverage of the year's biggest sporting occasions. For her loyal fans this list of interesting facts to spark your curiosity. She has come a long, long way from her first job being a milk queen to being a popular ESPN Sports Network journalist. Indeed, she has put in a lot of effort to her journalism career to establish a name for herself. 3. Car Lover The journalist is a lover of cars since she enjoys driving cars as well as she is a fan of driving at high velocity. 4. Her Own Website. The website she has publishes not just her most recent work but also her interviews as well as photos. [1] 5. Controversy following a tirade which she called the mandate to get vaccinations unhealthy, she also criticized former president Barack Obama's ethnicity. ESPN anchor Sage Steele had her license temporarily suspended for the duration of a week. In the end, however, the reporter apologized for her controversial remarks. 6. Army Brat Her Instagram bio says that she was raised as an army brat. This means she has lived in several different countries. She admits that her habit is to eat sweets just prior to bedtime, and she considers it a problem. 8. Career path She earned an undergraduate degree in sports communications from Indiana University Bloomington, in 1995. Her greatest accomplishment in her professional career was becoming an official speaker at the Indiana University Undergraduate Commencement exactly 20 years ago.