"Today" show host Matt Lauer will reportedly reconsider leaving the NBC show after his contract ends in December, if the network gives him a significant pay increase... to the tune of $30M?!
According to TMZ , the negotiations are currently in the works, but if NBC agrees, Lauer could earn as much as $30 million a year. He is currently taking home $17 million, which means the $30-million payout would give him a whopping 76 percent pay raise.
Whether TV's top morning man is worth $30...Read Full Story
Matt Lauer may stay with the "Today Show" if he gets the ridiculous MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR raise that he wants. Luckily, that smoking HOT Ann Curry ISN'T going ANYWHERE! Add this to your queue Added: Sat Feb 11 01:41:13 UTC 2012 Air date: Fri Feb 10 00:00:00 UTC 2012 Duration: 01:38Read Full Story
Will he stay or will he go? The rumors have been out there as to whether Matt Lauer will re-sign with The Today Show when his contract ends in December. It turns out that money does talk and if NBC is willing to pay a record amount of it, a speculated $30 million, Lauer may [...]Read Full Story
Matt Lauer was just about to walk away from the Today Show and somehow he might be wheeled back in for a bigger paycheck…from $17 million to $30 million. Now that’s a paycheck! Matt Lauer has softened his position about leaving “Today” in December at the end of his contract — that is, if NBC [...]Read Full Story
With a sly smile and welcoming arms, Matt Lauer (if you've paid attention) usually starts off his interviews slow and sure (innocently enough, eh?). Today, shortly after a guest was settled into the comfy "hot seat" (lured there by a false sense of security?) - the once-charming snake-oil salesman proceeded to go for the jugular. In a shameless effort to - unnerve the guest, stir up a little controversy, and muster up ratings - do 'ya think? Just maybe, the normally-congenial easy-going talk...Read Full Story
NBC's Meredith Vieira debuted in her new role Wednesday as she sat down with Brian Williams during the network's prime time magazine show "Rock Center." "Rock Center" dedicated its entire broadcast to the bombshell interview Vieira conducted ...
Former "Today" show host Meredith Vieira will debut in her new role on NBC Wednesday night. As a correspondent for the network's new prime time magazine show, "Rock Center with Brian Williams," Vieira has interviewed Mimi Alford, the former ...
"I didn't ever intend to be a journalist," Meredith Vieira told a New York City audience during a sit-down interview for 92Y's Ruth Stanton Illustrious Women Series on January 25. The Emmy-award-winning journalist was relaxed on stage ...
By Julieanne Smolinksi
Our girl Meredith Vieira came back to Studio 1A for a visit, after inspiring a musical sendoff when she left in June. The last time she showed up on TODAY, she was decked out in full Queen Elizabeth II regalia. Okay, okay – it was Halloween.
Meredith Vieira will make her debut appearance on "Rock Center with Brian Williams" at 9 p.m. on February 8 -- and her first interview is with Mimi Alford, the author of a new book about her 18-month affair with President John F. Kennedy.
Kennedy and its Aftermath, as she shares explicit details ... Excerpts from the upcoming interview, airing Wednesday, February 8th at 9p/8c on ROCK CENTER with Brian Williams appear below: It's not so much that I feel that I'm exposing myself ...
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Burke’s inner circle are saying quietly that they intend to ... That means NBC News boss Steve Capus must re-sign Matt Lauer. The gang weathered Meredith Vieira’s exit and survived. If Lauer exits at the end of 2012, there’s a real chance “Today ...
Meredith Vieira may have bid farewell to the Today show in June, but she's just as busy as ever. From her role as a special correspondent for Today to her hosting duties on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,...
Meredith Vieira (born December 30, 1953) is a "Today Show" co-host, and former "The View" co-host. She was on "The View" from its very beginning in 1997 until 2006. See more about Meredith Vieira here.