Kelly presented a selection of familiar television themes, weaving together a vibrant medley that included "Southwest Jam," a surprise performance by Kelly Clarkson, a segment featuring DJ Khaled, and an interview and performance by John Le…

Kelly reported on Lizzo’s “Good as Hell,” the NOLA Music Fund, Usher’s recent activities, the initiatives of Black Women Build, Neil Patrick Harris, a wedding reception held at a soup kitchen, and a conversation and performance by Ava Max.

Kelly explores Harry Styles’ “Adore You”; a recurring observation of her frequent visits to the refrigerator; entrepreneur Dan Price discusses the return to business; video production for small businesses; Common participates in both talks …

Kelly explored Chris Stapleton’s rendition of "Tennessee Whiskey," discussed the artists behind the soundtrack to "Harriet," and highlighted Little Big Town's latest work. She also featured Machine Gun Kelly, the "Wine, Beer, Whiskey" game,…

Kelly reports on Demi Lovato's "Confident"; teenage boys offer their perspectives on music; actress Queen Latifah ("Hollywood"); actress Sabrina Carpenter ("Clouds"); a story of neighborly kindness; a 108-year-old woman who has lived throug…

Her work encompasses a diverse range of subjects: a rendition of Ed Sheeran’s "Perfect," the experiences of a pregnant teacher, profiles of Jessica Alba and those embracing the moniker "I Mom So Hard," insights from Ayesha Curry, perspectiv…

Kelly discussed Selena Gomez’s “Dreaming of You,” featured a cartoon makeup artist on TikTok, spoke about Derek Hough, Molly Sims, and a Drive-In interview with Jay Leno. She also covered an ice cream social, a StackCommerce segment with La…

Kelly reports on Miguel's "Adorn"; a "cat burglar" has pilfered shoes; Beth Behrs and Jack Quaid are featured; HomeBoy Industries is highlighted; StackCommerce appears with Lawrence Zarian; and a mother is teaching her family the nuances of…

Kelly reports on Tegan and Sara’s "Closer," features a cut-out artist, profiles Seth MacFarlane, includes Arden Myrin, covers the father-son cooking show "Phil's Table," details Stephen Curry’s surprise for basketball players, notes a toddl…

Kelly explored the B-52s’ “Love Shack,” considered dolls for Uganda, spoke with Lauren Cohan, Matt Iseman, and Akbar Gbajabiamila, discussed the “American Ninja Warrior” game, profiled a brown-bag lady, and examined the driver's license cha…

Kelly discussed Billy Eilish’s "My Future," explored the world of doggie miniatures, spoke with Jenna Bush Hager, reported on Paris Hilton’s culinary endeavors with lasagna, featured innovative jeep-inspired desks, and showcased a striking …

The current cultural landscape finds attention drawn to a variety of subjects. Kelly explores Sheryl Crow's rendition of "First Cut Is the Deepest," while online platforms showcase the viral appeal of TikTok videos featuring a father and da…

Kelly performs a rendition of Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire”; an artist specializing in bubble-wrap creations; Tyra Banks makes an appearance; the Potash twins host a cooking demonstration; RZA is featured; there's a presentation on inclusive…

Kelly reports on Dua Lipa's "Don't Start Now," a painting of unprecedented scale, an interview with Michael Strahan, a feature on Haley Lu Richardson, a cooking demonstration with John Kanell of "Preppy Kitchen," a drive-in interview with S…

Kelly explored themes woven through Bonnie Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me," alongside observations of a singing parrot, insights into the comedic perspective of Whitney Cummings, reflections on the character of Ed Asner, experiences at t…

Kelly explores the works of Fiona Apple, focusing on her song "Criminal," and reflects on the cultural significance of the final Blockbuster store. Her writing also encompasses profiles of Jamie Lee Curtis, Kristin Cavallari, and musical ar…

Kelly reported on Coldplay's "The Scientist," a livestreamed fashion show, Dennis Quaid, and Theresa Caputo.

Kelly reports on a wide range of topics, from Shania Twain's "No One Needs to Know" to the latest from the Billboard Music Awards. Her coverage extends to interviews with artists like Alicia Keys and Glennon Doyle, as well as features on th…

Kelly discussed Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark," the impact of COVID-19, Hoda Kotb, Mike Colter, and a phone game featuring Hoda.

Kelly explored La Roux’s “Bulletproof,” considered the flag boy, spoke with Cheryl Hines and Michelle Buteau, addressed the awkward moments game, reported on dojo rebuilding efforts, and featured a back-flip baby.

Kelly delves into Blake Shelton's rendition of "I'm Sorry"; a horse performs on the piano; Blake Shelton; Cynthia Nixon; a wine tasting with Ian Cauble; a "You're Golden, Gurrrrll!" game; an unlikely friendship forged at Home Depot; and the…

Kelly's review explores Norah Jones' "Don't Know Why," alongside observations of unsettling details in a yard, a profile of Joel McHale, a discussion of Courtney Love's "Cake," an interview with Neve Campbell conducted in a drive-in setting…

Kelly discusses Natalie Imbruglia’s iconic song, "Torn"; the burgeoning community of Irish chefs finding a home on TikTok; insights from Matthew McConaughey; conversation with Lauren Ash; a discussion with Jonny Cota; an exploration of Stac…

Kelly explored Jo Dee Messina’s “Heads Carolina, Tails California,” a story of a missing tortoise, and featured segments with Cecily Strong, Cheryl Burke, and Parvesh Cheena. She also highlighted “Cooking With Kyle,” discussing guacamole to…

Kelly explores Harry Styles’ “Watermelon Sugar,” profiles MIT’s first Black student president, features Marlon Wayans, examines how Cleo Wade connects with a Generation Z audience, discusses books related to the neonatal intensive care unit…

Kelly explored Aerosmith's iconic "Cryin'," a spirited display of frustration, the presence of Kim Cattrall, the rising star Sofia Carson, a demonstration of refreshing cocktails suited for cooler days, the work of the Detroit Mobile Food P…

Kelly explored Adam Lambert’s rendition of "Whataya Want From Me," alongside a photograph of a giant sunflower, a discussion of Meghan Trainor, Glenn Howerton, a re-potting demonstration featuring the Plant Kween, a live cam chat and perfor…

Kelly reports on Bleachers’ “Don’t Take the Money,” a whimsical potato head dog, Emma Roberts, Phil Rosenthal, an eighty-three-year-old dedicated to assisting the homeless, a King’s Hawaiian demonstration and surprise contest victor, an int…

Kelly explores the 4 Non Blondes' iconic "What's Up," the vibrant soundscapes of the Montclair State University Choir, the artistry of Natalie Portman, the thought-provoking "Are You Able to Label This Fable?" game, the spirited presence of…

Kelly reports on The Bee Gees’ enduring classic, “Stayin’ Alive,” and features a profile of a close, supportive friend. She also profiles Zoe Lister-Jones and Michelle Monaghan, alongside Omari Hardwick. A look at the Dylan’s Candy Bar demo…

Kelly performs Jon Bon Jovi’s “It’s My Life,” featuring Cory Churko and Sheila E. The veteran musician stumbles from his chair; the performance includes Jon Bon Jovi himself, as well as Melissa Etheridge and a promising young guitarist. A h…

Kelly reports on The Killers' "Mr. Brightside," a Harry Potter-themed yard display, commentary from Terry Bradshaw, insights into Iain Armitage's work, a profile of Alex and Elizabeth Smith, a performance of "Tiny Dancer," the dedication of…

Kelly reports on Annie Lennox's "Cold," explores the phenomenon of quarantine-themed Barbie dolls, profiles Kristin Chenoweth, discusses the appeal of polished pebbles, examines the growing trend of teen music tutors, and features a perform…

Kelly recently explored a diverse range of topics, from the poignant narrative of "No One Else on Earth" to the playful world of "Paw Patrol." Her interests extended to a conversation with Julie Andrews and her daughter, Emma Walton Hamilto…

Kelly explored Donna Summer’s iconic “She Works Hard for the Money,” a song that resonated with stories of resilience and effort. She also highlighted the heartwarming tale of a waitress unexpectedly gifted a car, a testament to kindness. T…

Kelly reports on a variety of topics: a surprising appearance by a garbage truck during a performance of Aerosmith’s “Dream On,” a segment featuring Rainn Wilson, commentary from Lisa Rinna, updates on new tattoos, artistic work created wit…

Kelly explores Pam Tillis' rendition of "Maybe It Was Memphis," alongside a story of a man unexpectedly confined to a bucket. The segment also features Anthony Anderson, the finalists of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, a fast-paced spell…

Kelly performs "America the Beautiful," accompanied by reflections from a father serving overseas; Olivia Munn makes an appearance; Folds of Honor is featured; the documentary series "Ten Weeks," detailing boot camp, is presented; a militar…

Kelly reports on EXES’ portrayal of “Cain”; shares how her daughter cleverly evaded schoolwork via Zoom; details a disruptive interruption during a choir class Zoom session; mentions Billy Gardell; highlights the recognition of a Los Angele…

Kelly discusses Faith Hill's "It Matters to Me," a cop train rescue, insights from Zachary Quinto and Anya Taylor-Joy, a conversation with Kimberly Schlapman of Little Big Town, gratitude for a recent miracle, a farewell to a flight attenda…

Kelly reported on Dwight Yoakam’s “Fast as You Can,” a surprising ride on a leaf blower, an interview with Sara Gilbert, a feature on Shemar Moore, a profile of Lisa Ling, and a story about specialized masks designed for cancer patients.

Kelly explores JP Cooper's "All This Love," discusses the frustrations of unreliable internet for teachers, speaks with Holly Robinson Peete, Candace Cameron Bure, and Lacey Chabert, engages in a Christmas movie trivia game, features Kane B…

Kelly explores Amy Winehouse's "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," discusses the modern phenomenon of Elf on the Shelf, features Ken Jeong, highlights The Miz and Maryse Mizanin, showcases a festive holiday mantle, presents Madalen Mills, ta…

Kelly explores Erasure’s “A Little Respect,” the trend of flying suits, an interview with Kaley Cuoco, a profile of Mackenzie Foy, the work of the Compton Cowboys, suggestions for holiday gifts, the calming influence of a dentist therapy do…

Kelly discusses Keane's "Somewhere Only We Know," alongside conversations with Kristen Stewart and Clea DuVall, and with the cast of "Happiest Season"—Mary Steenburgen, Mackenzie Davis, and Mary Holland. The program also features Martha St…