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TODAY's cutest, cuddliest kittens: Even though the mantra of the financial services industry is to save early and often, there is such a thing as saving too much. TODAY Financial editor Jean Chatzky shares some tips to keep you from overestimating your retirement needs. ›14:22 27 Jun, Fri
Jerry Springer, Melanie Brown to host Miss Universe: If you have less-than-perfect locks, hot and humid days can literally be a hair-raising experience. With the dog days of summer just around the corner, TODAY Style editor Bobbie Thomas explores some of the best ways to fight the summer frizz. ›20:46 23 Jun, Mon
Stolen $30M Shakespeare book found: When it comes to breakups, most of us prepare for the worst. But according to new research, they tend to be less heartbreaking than we initially fear. Here, Dr. Laura Berman gives advice on how to land on your feet after calling it quits. ›13:41 11 Jul, Fri
McCain adviser Gramm leaves campaign: Phil Gramm, a top adviser to presidential candidate John McCain, said Friday he is resigning from the role as campaign co-chair after his comments that the U.S. had become a "nation of whiners." ›01:43 19 Jul, Sat
Real Estate: Keeping Tabs On 'This Old House': Now in its 28th year, 'This Old House' has helped transform dozens of houses. But what does it really cost to be part of this DIY club? ›17:21 9 Oct, Tue
Q&A with famous wedding cake designer: Sylvia Weinstock, who is known for her delectable and delicious ideas and designs, chats with Brides.com about the perfect wedding cake,fruity fillings and her favorite cake to eat. ›17:58 16 Jul, Wed
No such thing as a broken heart?: Talk about long distance. An Indian Muslim couple exchanged wedding vows by telephone after the groom, who lives in Kuwait, said he did not have money to return home to get married. The entire village in Murshidabad, West Bengal watched as Irin Biswas and Safikul Islam spoke their wedding vows on a mobile phone. ›14:02 11 Jul, Fri
Remodel your kitchen for the right price: What do grizzly bears do in the woods? They rub trees. Kate Kendall, a field biologist for the U.S. Geological Survey, took advantage of that behavior to tackle a task that many said was impossible a census of the threatened animals. ›23:34 26 Jun, Thu
Avoid brain drain with memory-boosting foods: In his book "Rome 1960," author David Maraniss explores how the media, doping and Cold War politics played out in the first televised summer Olympics. An excerpt. ›15:22 24 Jun, Tue
Tomato scare spurs consumers to shift diet: The tomato scare may be over, but it has taken a toll its cost the industry an estimated $100 million and left millions of people with a new wariness about food safety. ›22:29 18 Jul, Fri
Of pooches and pools: Water safety for dogs: Give your boring burger the boot! Martha Stewart puts a twist on the traditional with this recipe for wasabi deviled eggs and tuna burgers as featured in the July issue of Martha Stewart Living. ›22:02 7 Jul, Mon
Todd: Comfort vs. convention in veep search: As the candidates search for veeps, speculation runs rampant. But it's not about clandestine meetings or secret strategy sessions it's about whether McCain and Obama will make comfortable choices, or conventional ones. ›21:30 18 Jul, Fri
Sci-fi authors estate embroiled in will dispute: Are you struggling with how to lose weight? Are you frustrated about boring exercises? Are you having trouble curbing cravings? If you have any questions about successful dieting, e-mail TODAY and nutrition editor Joy Bauer may answer them. ›15:22 3 Jul, Thu
Joe the Moose gets a moossus: Bounty hunter Stephanie Plum is back on the prowl in Janet Evanovich's latest novel, "Fearless Fourteen." Read this excerpt and get caught up in the action. ›19:48 26 Jun, Thu
Idea of gas-tax holiday dies quick death: The political vision of a summer gas tax holiday died a quick death in Congress, losing to a view that federal excise taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel will have to go up if they go anywhere. ›23:05 19 Jul, Sat
Fun and healthy foods for kids: When Jill Cacciatore realized her life as a stay-at-home-mom involved gorging on homemade meals, she knew she needed to change to set a better example for her children. Find out how the newest member of the Joy Fit Club finally found the strength to overcome her poor eating habits. ›15:42 25 Jun, Wed
Baby theft suspect charged with homicide: An autopsy on a woman's body found in an apartment linked to a mystery newborn baby found that the woman was partially eviscerated and her uterus was cut open, authorities said Saturday. ›20:36
Skeptics question breast cancer-free baby claim: There's no moose-ing around in the small town of Anamoose. Officials of the North Dakota town decided to give their mascot, Joe the Moose, a moossus. A mock wedding celebration for them was held on Saturday. ›14:30 27 Jun, Fri
Cristobal dumps rain on North Carolina: Tropical Storm Cristobal dumped rain and brought rough seas to the North Carolina coast Sunday, and forecasters predicted the weakening system was headed for the open Atlantic. ›22:31
Designer Amsale on bridal tips and trends: Australian wines have an image problem in the United States: They're viewed as cheap. So winemaker Stuart Bourne created E-Minor, designed to sell for between $10 and $20. Its a serious wine, he says. ›18:58 27 Jun, Fri
Natasha Bedingfield: The Single Girl grows up: With nothing to lose and so much to gain, the U.K. pop singer is relishing her moment in the music spotlight and on the charts. After being known as the Single Girl, Natasha Bedingfield is finally growing up and taking the reins on life, love and her career. ›17:52 18 Jul, Fri
Video: Obama pledges to assist Afghanistan: July 20: Calling the situation urgent and pledging aid if elected president, Barack Obama met with Afghanistans president on the second day of his international tour. NBCs Richard Engel reports.(Nightly News) ›22:51
Quiz: What is Coldplay's first album?: TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky shares advice on balancing the bills and resolving your credit problems.
Newlywed Newton-John: Im very lucky: After hard luck in love and a battle with cancer, singer Olivia Newton-John has found happiness at 59 with her new husband, fellow environmentalist John Easterling. Im so happy and so fortunate to have met a wonderful man, she said. ›01:12 18 Jul, Fri
