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Craig Melvin refuses to sit alongside Dylan Dreyer in revelation away from Today
Dylan Dreyer that Craig Melvin refuses to sit alongside her when they leave The Today Show studio – see pictures.
Today's Craig Melvin and Savannah Guthrie called out by co-star for sleeping on live show
Craig Melvin and Savannah Guthrie were called out by their co-star for sleeping live on The Today Show – see pictures.
Jenna Bush Hager cries over deadly Texas flooding that ravaged Camp Mystic: ‘Many of my friends had their kids there’
Jenna Bush Hager broke down in tears over the deadly flooding that struck a Texas camp where several of her friends had sent ...
Craig Melvin Attempting to Kiss a Baby Dinosaur on “Today” Is the Most Awkward Video You'll See All Day
Scarlett Johansson brought the baby dinosaur, Dolores, to the 'Today' show to promote her film 'Jurassic World: Rebirth' ...
Cooper Flagg Tells Craig Melvin What He’s Most Excited About Leading up to the NBA Draft
Cooper Flagg, 18, speaks with TODAY’s Craig Melvin ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft. They discuss what it means for the teen to ...
Jenna Bush Hager Fights Tears While Mourning 'Heartbreaking' Flood at Texas' Camp Mystic Where Laura Bush Was a Counselor
On Monday, July 7, the daughter of former President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush, appeared during the early hours ...
Jenna Bush Hager Reveals Emotional Connection to Texas Camp Devastated by Floods
Jenna Bush Hager got teary-eyed on Today while sharing her personal connection to Camp Mystic in the wake of the devastating ...
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Where is Craig Melvin? Why is Mike Tirico on the 'Today' show? Here's what to know
Craig Melvin, 45, originally of South Carolina, has been with NBC and MSNBC since 2011, joining as an MSNBC Live anchor until 2022 and an NBC News correspondent since 2012.
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Where is Craig Melvin? See why Mike Tirico is on 'Today' show - Bergen Record
Craig Melvin, 45, originally of South Carolina, has been with NBC and MSNBC since 2011, joining as an MSNBC Live anchor until 2022 and an NBC News correspondent since 2012.