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Breaking down the best dressed at the Academy Awards. Also, hot new products to make traveling easier. Plus, USA Today's 'Movie Meter' reveals America's favorite movie picks. And, a behind the scenes look with Saturday Night Live's photographer. 

Thousands evacuated as wildfires rage across the Carolinas. Also, the fallout from President Trump and President Zelenskyy's combative meeting. Plus, new details in the investigation of the death of Gene Hackman and his wife. And, champion figure skaters pay tribute to DC crash victims.  

Live from New Orleans, Craig, Al, and Dylan show us some of what the city has to offer. Also, a look at how the spectacular Mardi Gras parade floats are made. Plus, some small businesses located in New Orleans. And, some of the city's biggest culinary names join us to share a variety of New Orleans classics.

The transportation secretary is beginning a review of the nation's air traffic control hiring process. Also, what you need to know about a new car towing scam. Plus, five skincare questions answered by a dermatologist. And, a chef's mission to keep Chinatown thriving.

The investigation is underway into the mysterious deaths of Gene Hackman and his wife. Also, the growing concern over the number of measles cases across the U.S. Plus, the latest in preparations for Hollywood's biggest night, the Oscars, this Sunday. And, some of the biggest names in figure skating are coming together this weekend to honor the lives lost during the Washington, D.C., plane crash last month.

The story behind a Chicago restaurant that’s redefining a historic landmark and reshaping perceptions of fine dining. Also, a closer look at the origin story of the popular brand Hallmark and the family that has been spreading cheer for generations. Plus, Al sits down with a man who took a remarkable journey from washing dishes to owning restaurants. And Jill Martin meets the glamorous go-getter behind not one but two cosmetics brands.

The incredible story behind a heart donation that set off a remarkable, life-saving chain of events for three young girls. Also, Texas Tech student Blake Porter, who went viral for sinking a 94-foot putt and getting hugged by Patrick Mahomes, visits the TODAY Plaza to put his skills to the test. Plus, chef Anthony Vitolo shares a delicious recipe for creamy sausage penne pasta.

Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife were found dead in their New Mexico home. Also, an unvaccinated child from Texas has died of measles, marking the first U.S. death from the disease in a decade. Plus, egg prices are predicted to continue rising and what that means for consumers. And, California Gov. Gavin Newsom has told the parole board to assess the Menendez brothers’ public safety risk if released from prison.

‘Dateline’s’ Blayne Alexander shares a special preview of this week’s episode, “Haunted House Confession,” about a shocking crime that rattled a small community in Texas. Also, Discovering Black Heritage: The story behind a man who is moving fashion forward with his eye-catching creations. Plus, Penn & Teller stop by to catch up and discuss celebrating 50 years of performing together—everywhere from Vegas to Broadway.

A closer look at new research showing that many young women may be experiencing menopause symptoms without even knowing it. Also, an exclusive reveal of brand-new findings from Common Sense Media’s report on kids, screen time, and digital media habits. Plus, our Start TODAY team shares a variety of products—from beauty and wellness to tech—that are perfect for jump-starting your routine. And mentalist Vinny DePonto discusses his popular Broadway show ‘Mindplay’ and performs a few tricks for Savannah and Craig.