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Kathie Lee Gifford hosted the 4th hour of TODAY with Hoda KOTB from 2008 through April 5, 2019. Entertainment Weekly has referred to Gifford/Kotb's time as an time-based television. USA Today has dubbed TODAY's happy hour. In 2014, Gifford penned the critically acclaimed TODAY the Musical featuring the cast and hosts of the show. Each month she had written songs for the popular segment Everyone Has a Story. In the year 2015, Gifford was named to the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford was a 15-year veteran hosting Live with Regis & Kathie, for which she earned 11 Emmys. Also, she was the correspondent of Good Morning America for three years. Gifford, a producer and music producer who is also an actress, has had a long career in television as well as film. She has her own record label, and she has written numerous musicals, including the Broadway musical SCANDALOUS that received an Tony award for Best Actress in 2012. Gifford was also featured in Annie as well as Putting it Together on Broadway. Gifford authored four NY Times bestselling books including Just when I thought I'd Lost My Last Egg, I Can't Believe I Said That The Rock The Road and the Rabbi and the popular children's book Party Animals. Recently, she co-wrote He Saw Jesus Jesus Is His Name and Love Me To Death. She also recorded them. In Monterey in California, she launched the GIFFT wine label in partnership with Scheid Family Vineyards. The most recent film she directed was the film short The God Who Sees, starring Nicole C. Mullen. They both co-wrote and composed the soundtrack for this film. Gifford is a patron of numerous children's organizations including Childhelp as well as the Association to Benefit Children which spawned Cassidy's Place and Cody House named in honor of her two children. Her efforts to help others within the realm of labour relations have led to her receiving an honorary doctorate from Marymount University.

Sage Steele (American sports journalist) is ESPN Sports Network's co-anchor, along with Matt Barri from SportsCenter during the 12 noon ET time slot. The anchor is in charge of the all-day coverage and on-site coverage for major sporting occasions. This list is for those who are ardent fans of her. It will surely bring about the curiosity of those who are interested. Beginning with her work as a dairy queen, to becoming a well-known reporter for ESPN Sports Network, the popular journalist has gone quite a ways. Indeed she has worked really to the max in her journalistic career to earn a good name for herself. 3. Car Lovers This journalist enjoys the thrill of driving at high speed in vehicles. 4. Her Website is Owned by her the website of her own where she informs her readers about her work. And in addition, she posts her most recent interviews photos as well as many other things on the website. [1] 5. Controversy She came under fire following a tirade in which she referred to mandates for vaccinations as "sick" and referred to the presidential race of the former president Barack Obama. ESPN anchor Sage Steele suspended her for an entire week. In the following days, however she apologized to her public for making her remarks. 6. Army Brat Army Brat Instagram profile, it's written that she was raised to be an Army Brat. It tells that she's lived across different nations. The Instagram user revealed that she loves having sweets at evening before sleeping and it is something she takes extremely seriously. 8. Early career She graduated with an undergraduate degree in sports communications from Indiana University Bloomington, in 1995. The speech she delivered at Indiana University's undergraduate commencement in 2015, just 20 years later was the most prestigious honor she received in her career.