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Birth Name:Ann Curry
Birth Place:Agaña, Guam
Profession Actress, Producer
Curry says "verbal sexual harassment was pervasive" during her time at NBC
Is there a special badge for rescuing an injured NBC News journalist? A troop of Boy Scouts came to the aid of Emmy award-winning journalist Ann Curry after she broke her ankle while hiking in New York in April. Add new fall shows to your Watchlist now! "We were hiking along, and we came to a trail intersection and a lady was sitting on the ground with her one leg out," Scouter Rick Jurgens toldScouting Magazine Friday...
Bradley Whitford is returning to his dramatic roots for a guest spot on Law & Order: SVU, TVGuide.com has learned. The West Wing alum, who currently stars on...
The morning show wars may soon be heading to Lifetime. The cable network is looking at adapting Top of the Morning, based on the book of the same name by former New York Times reporter Brian Stelter, into a two-hour TV movie. The book follows the cutthroat world of morning TV, where ABC's Good Morning America has recently surged while NBC's Today has stumbles in the wake of several missteps — in particular, the messy departure of co-anchor Ann Curry. Also likely to be addressed: GMA anchor Robin Roberts' battle with cancer and triumphant return to the show.
Why was Ann Curry fired? Was it at Matt Lauer's behest? Or due to Today's struggling ratings perhaps? According to New York Times reporter Brian Stelter, it was far more simple than that: Curry, frankly, "wasn't good at the job."
A new book reveals that Ann Curry told friends her final months at the Today show were "professional torture." There was "a general sense of meanness" on the set of the morning show, New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter writes in his book, Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV, which is excerpted in New York Times Magazine.
Matt Lauer is taking all the recent reports and jabs at his character in stride. The Today host — who has been getting bashed in the press, including rumors that Anderson Cooper may replace him — decided to poke fun at himself while...
Despite what you may have read, not everybody hates Matt Lauer. So says Today executive producer Don Nash, who recently sat in on a focus group of female morning-show viewers. When they were asked what would make them stop watching the NBC program, "every one of them said, 'If Matt Lauer were to leave,'" Nash says. "Their opinions didn't square with what we had been reading in the papers and on websites."
With Matt Lauer facing growing backlash over his role in Ann Curry's exit from the Today show, speculation has grown about whether NBC is looking for someone to replace him. A report Tuesday said CNN's Anderson Cooper had been approached about the morning show gig.
The behind-the-scenes drama at the Today show surrounding Ann Curry's departure is the story that keeps on giving. Now, a new report in New York magazine claims Matt Lauer nearly moved to ABC last year, amid a leak that Ryan Seacrest had been approached to replace him on Today.