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Joe the Moose gets a moossus: 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. ›15:44, 28.06
3 artists get creative aboard vomit comet: Three British artists tried Tuesday to make art in zero gravity aboard an aircraft used to train cosmonauts, but only one completed his work. The other two artists felt ill. ›23:45
Making of TODAY's wedding: Race to the Altar: From the bride's dress to the couples honeymoon spot, find out how your votes determined the details of TODAY's ninth annual wedding.
Steamy novel stars a thinly veiled Laura Bush: Although it wont hit bookstores until September, Curtis Sittenfelds novel American Wife already has tongues wagging. Its protagonist is a thinly veiled version of first lady Laura Bush and it includes steamy sex scenes. ›20:18
Christie Brinkley divorce trial goes nuclear: Attorneys in the Christie Brinkley divorce trial painted opposing portraits of their clients as the explosive case began its second day. A court-appointed psychiatrists report yet to be introduced says Brinkley is consumed by rage, said the lawyer for her estranged husband, Peter Cook. But it also says Brinkley should get primary custody of the children, her lawyer said. ›20:06, 2.07
Naked Cowboy sues M&Ms for $4 million: Just because he plays guitar in his underwear doesnt give the maker of M&Ms the right to parody him, says street performer Robert Burck. Type II diabetes and childhood obesity is epidemic, he pointed out. I don't endorse that product. ›16:55, 23.06
Sea lovers say coral is too precious to wear: Sea coral is blessed with wonderful colors, an intricate design and memories of the lapping ocean, but some argue it's being harvested at a rate that nature can't keep up with. ›15:41, 3.07
Make a gourmet dinner ... with your toaster: Too hot to fire up your oven? French chef Eric Ripert of New York's Le Bernardin restaurant shows how to make a delicious meal with an appliance that's more energy-efficient than your kitchen oven. ›22:12, 25.06
Giadas tasty recipes for tykes and tots: Introducing young ones to the joys of "grown-up food" can be a rewarding experience. New mom Giada De Laurentiis offers recipes some inspired by her own childhood for solid-food dishes for tots. ›19:48, 26.06
Vote for the July 4th TODAY concert: Your votes have been cast, stay tuned for the performance on TODAY
Do you have an exotic pet? Send us photos!: Forgo a dog or cat for a parrot, snake or shark? E-mail us your pictures and they might be featured on TODAYShow.com. ›20:23
Jerry Springer, Melanie Brown to host Miss Universe: The 2008 Miss Universe pageant which will air live from Nha Trang, Vietnam, on July 13 will be co-hosted by Jerry Springer and Melanie Brown. ›16:51, 25.06
Nutrition SOS: Lose the beer belly, more: What's the best way to approach a diet? How many servings of fruit and vegetables should we really eat? TODAY nutrition editor Joy Bauer answers these reader questions and more. ›15:42, 25.06
Fun and healthy foods for kids: Are you having difficulty getting your children to eat better? Try turning your meals into characters they'll love to see on their plates! Cookbook author and mom Annabel Karmel offers healthy and easy-to-make dishes like "hidden vegetable tomato sauce" and "pita pizza faces." ›15:36, 7.07
Top Chef Harold Dieterle's tasty recipes: The season one winner of "Top Chef," shares his signature dish, spicy duck meatballs and his flavorful edamame falafel recipe. ›18:34
Hundreds flee shifting Calif. fire: With California on edge as a heat wave threatened to worsen firefighting efforts, hundreds of people north of the state capital evacuated Tuesday after a fire shifted direction. ›00:46, 9.07
GM reassures dealers: Only Hummer is for sale: General Motors Corp is not planning a sale of any of its brands other than the Hummer line of SUVs, GM's North American sales chief said in an e-mail to the automaker's U.S. dealers. ›22:06
'Confidence is the secret to beauty and success: In "Confidence is Queen," former Miss USA Susie Castillo writes about her experiences growing up, and shares the lessons she's learned about positive thinking. An excerpt. ›13:04
Save early, save often, but dont save too much: 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. ›16:01, 26.06
Cant quit your ex? How to say goodbye for good: Are you part of a "revolving-door relationship," where you can't exit the make-up/break-up pattern? Dr. Laura Berman gives advice on how to make a clean break and move on. ›13:52, 2.07
Jockey comes clean on horse racings dark side: Superstar jockey Shane Sellers escaped an abusive upbringing to reach the upper echelons of horse racing, but the dark side of the sport for Sellers included wrestling with an eating disorder linked to the industrys weight requirements. Here's an excerpt from his autobiography, Freedoms Rein. ›15:09, 2.07
Troubleshooter: Tickets fall through the cracks: Susan Null books two business-class tickets on British Airways using her Alaska Airlines frequent flier miles. But when she checks her reservation, she finds nothing. Alaska Airlines says her booking has slipped through the cracks. Can they retrieve it in time for her trip? ›15:15
Debt, credit, layoffs: Your questions answered: If you have questions about your money in today's economy, you're not alone. Here, TODAY personal finance editor Jean Chatzky tackles reader concerns about a few financially sticky situations. ›14:44, 2.07
Slain moms kids plead for help finding killer: The man who stabbed Texas mom Tina Davila to death when she wouldnt relinquish the car containing her infant daughter is still at large, and Davilas grief-ravaged children want him caught. She was the coolest mom," her daughter Patricia said tearfully. ›19:57, 1.07