Don Kelly

Oct. 11: While New York s Tea Party-backed gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino blasted gay marriage in a speech, Republican Rich Iott, who is seeking office in Ohio, defended attending Nazi reenactments as studying history. NBC s Kelly O Donnell reports.

The E! s Fashion Police star chats with TODAY s Savannah Guthrie about covering red carpet events with co-host Joan Rivers and reveals the top celebrity style trends of this season.

Back to You: Season 1: Episode 14 -- Chuck and Kelly seek the best way to publicly disclose their parenthood, but an unfortunately timed new ad campaign for the station complicates their efforts.

Our Dana Wakiji talks to Tigers' utility player Don Kelly.

Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden -- Season 2, Episode 12 Continued… More rave. More family drama. (… and we finally find out why Colin s been so mad). Someone even gets trapped in the closet (and it isn t R. Kelly). Oh, and, don t drink the Kool-Aid. _____________ A web-series about growing up in Washington DC in the grunge-era. 'Orange Juice in Bishops Garden' is like a 'Wonder Years' for the 1990's. (OJinBG.com)

This is a video series about the history Jamaican Music and Its cultivation at Randy's Records, the foundation of today's VP Records currently celebrating 50 years in Caribbean Music. Founded in 1958 by Vincent and Patricia Chin, Randy s was the first complete package - studio, distribution, sales and most importantly vibes. Producers and artists crowded Idler s Rest a famous spot around the corner of Randy s to get a chance to record in the studio. Many legends today made their mark at this historic location. Bob Marley & The Wailers recorded their ground-breaking album Catch A Fire and Peter Tosh voiced his first two solo albums Legalize It and Equal Rights at Randy s Studio. According to reggae luminary Pat Kelly, Randy s had the sound people want. We can call it the ghetto sound. The real roots sound. From the very start, Randy s linked itself to the popular yet controversial musical styles of the day particularly SKA, ROOTS and DUB REGGAE. From its start to the early 60s Randy's featured the early politically motivated Ska tunes Independent Jamaica from Lord Creator and Malcolm X from the Skatalites, the Bob Marley & The Wailers cover of the Archie s pop single Sugar Sugar and John And James by a youthful Toots & The Maytals displaying their spiritual and subtly subversive style. Also musical pioneers like the great trombonist Don Drummond on Machine Shop , organ player Jackie Mittoo on End Dust and the original sound system deejay Winston Count Machukie Cooper on Warfare . The special significance of singers in the 1970s is reflected in songs like Don t Go by Horace Andy, Lonely Soldier by Gregory Isaacs, For The Love of You by John Holt, and Cheater from Dennis Brown. Randy s critical role in the birth of reggae was re-confirmed with the release of Augustus Pablo s Java that decade. This Clive Chin (son of Vincent Chin) production was an instant hit not to mention the 1972 Instrumental o

In the series finale, Lisa and her team tackle their most abstract topic yet, humor. Fun, funny, silly zaniness are infused in all aspects of the design world. But how do you describe it when everyone has his or her own opinion? The best bet is for the Lisas to split up and shop for what makes them giggle—And let’s just say they don’t always see eye to eye. Later, Lisa B. and Kelly are off to photograph Harry Allen’s Pig Bank for the book. And where else would you go but to a real pig farm. Thank God for plastic waders! Back at Lisa Robert’s house, the girls test the Tocky alarm clock. Once again Maria is asked to stray outside her comfort zone by falling asleep with a camera in the room. Finally, the book is finished and revealed to all.

NBC’s Chuck Todd and Kelly O’Donnell talk about the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll, in which 57 percent of the country don’t have confidence in President Barack Obama to make the right decisions.

While New York’s Tea Party-backed gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino blasted gay marriage in a speech, Republican Rich Iott, who is seeking office in Ohio, defended attending Nazi reenactments as “studying history.” NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell reports.

The Senate’s action sends the bill to the desk of President Barack Obama, who on Saturday expressed eagerness to fulfill a campaign pledge to overturn the ban on gays in the military. NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell reports.

NBC’s Chuck Todd and Kelly O’Donnell talk about the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll, in which 57 percent of the country don’t have confidence in President Barack Obama to make the right decisions.