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Kathie Lee Gifford, along with Hoda KOTB, was hosting the 4th TODAY hour from 2008 until 5th April, 2019. Entertainment Weekly had hailed the Kotb/Gifford hours as "appointment television as well as USA Today referred to TODAY's "happy hour" in their article. Gifford penned TODAY, the Musical in 2014, which featured the hosts on the show. The singer also wrote songs every month to promote Everyone Has a Story. In 2015, she was inducted into Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford spent 15 years as host of Live with Regis & Kathie and was awarded 11 Emmys. The three years she spent as an Good Morning America journalist was followed by a playwright, director and singer/songwriter. Gifford was a singer also, actor and playwright throughout her long career that spanned 40 years. She runs her own label and wrote many musicals, among them Broadway's SCANDALOUS. This show received a Tony Nomination to be the Best Actress 2012. Gifford is also in Annie as well as Putting it Together on Broadway. Gifford composed the lyrics to four NY Times Bestsellers including: Just When I Thought That I'd Lost My Last Egg, Can't Believe I said This Rock The Road The Rabbi and Party Animals. Her latest co-write and recording book is He Saw Jesus Jesus, His Name. 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 with Nicole C. Mullen. Both co-wrote and produced the soundtrack for this film. Gifford provides support to a variety of organisations for children, including Childhelp as well as the Association to Benefit Children which led to Cassidy's House and Cody House named for her two sons. As a humanitarian, she was awarded an honorary diploma at Marymount University in recognition of her work on labor relations.

Sage Steele works as an American sports journalist for ESPN Sports Network. She is the co-anchor of SportsCenter, at 12 midday ET. Sage Steele also has this role along with Matt Barri. As the presenter of Sportscentre She is accountable to provide day-long coverage as well as live coverage on site of all of the most significant athletic events throughout the year. For her loyal fans, we've compiled a list of intriguing facts that are sure to make you curious. This popular journalist who began her profession as a milk girl and has since become the most well-known journalist on ESPN Sports Network is a woman who has achieved many things. She has actually worked hard in her journalism profession to make a reputation for her. 3. Car Lovers The journalist loves cars. She is a fan of driving them and loves it when they are driven at high speed. 4. Her Website is Owned by her the website of her own where she updates her fans with her new work and on top of that, she shares her latest interviews pics as well as many other things on the website. [1] 5. Controversy following a rant where she called vaccination mandates a scourge and talked about former President Barack Obama's race. ESPN host Sage Steele had her license was suspended for a whole week. The journalist then apologized for her controversial remarks. 6. Army Brat According to her Instagram bio, she started her career as an Army Brat. That tells me that we must have had different experiences. She admits that her routine is eating desserts before bedtime, and thinks that this is a problem. 8. Career path She earned the degree of bachelor's in sports communications at Indiana University Bloomington, in 1995. Her most memorable career moment was when she was an official speaker at the Indiana University Undergraduate Commencement exactly 20 years ago.