from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody. it is try day friday. it is april 18th. it is time to say happy easter to everybody. >> good friday. >> we should thank peeps. because these bonnets were made, if you look closely, by the people from peeps. they adorned our bonnets and we like them. >> and i want to introduce you to my friend and co-host and award winning journalist hoda kotb. >> every time you say that, a

little part of me dies. how proud i am. >> speaking of the peeps, the washington post is doing a peeps diorama contest. >> they got 700 entries and narrowed it down to five finalists. you put peeps in some kind of a scenario or situation where they wouldn't normally be, which is in a drugstore. okay. this is the one we like. it is titled "everyone peeps." ever seen the book? the children's book, "everyone poops." this is "everyone peeps" created by kate homen and took her seven hours to complete it. you see the peeps on the pot and below them is the fluff. that is hysterical. that is so -- >> very cute. >> very funny. >> here is the question, is it okay to lie about your age? >> there is a great veep episode you should look up, if you are on hbo. when she has to wear a hat and take it off and do a news conference.

it is like the funniest episode. >> she's unbelievable. she is comic genius. is it okay to lie about your age? it came up in the new york times social qs column. >> a reader asked by a close friend and yoga instructor. this guy has been lying about his age. he went before the class and told everyone that he was turning 39. and the friend knows that the instructor is actually turning 57. how do you lie that much? >> i don't know. maybe he looks darn good. must look darn good. >> apparently he's portrayed as this chill guy who doesn't care about age and who cares and so what. >> she feels like hocan she trust him? >> what would you do if you knew? >> if i knew -- >> he's a friend, i would say, what is that, dog years? >> i like it. >> no, i think i would probably say, come on, what? i know how old you are, i laugh about it. >> keep it light.

i think with google and wikipedia and anything -- >> you can find out -- >> how about your high school friends that know, if they were with you? how about your mother who gave you birth? >> your mother. do people still lie about their age. this hat is heavy. i'm taking mine off. i can't -- >> bad choice. phil gallanos. we love him. he say he may have forgotten temporarily youth is not the most important thing. >> and he suggested friends should try this line, 39 years in what, dog years? you stole it. >> it said it on the card. >> you took credit for it and it was phillips. >> i'm not taking credit for it. >> after the fact. it was after the fact credit. i love when you fall into a trip. it doesn't happen often. >> oh, gee, i'm scared. i'm scared. >> usually i'm the one who is stepping in it.

i like when the shoe is on the other foot. here is some phrases -- >> i'm trying to recall some of them, but somebody said, but i can't actually. >> so, anyway -- >> these are words people are just sick of. is this the huffington post? >> yes. >> last year the words we hated were selfie, twerking and hash tag. what are some other ones? >> huffington post created a list of phrases we all secretly hate. one of them is hoda's favorite, let's take a look. >> those guys are trouble. and i'm just saying not from experience. >> 100%. i'm just saying. >> i'm just saying. >> not nice. >> i'm just saying. >> not nice. >> i'm just saying. >> repeat it three times. >> so sad. the other is my bad, the verbal equivalent of a shrug. >> chill out. not so bad. i apologize if i made you feel that way. not i apologize for what i said, i apologize that you took it the way you took it. >> in today's world where people

don't say anything nice, i'll take an apology any way it comes, honestly. i think that's taking responsibility. >> another one you're not supposed to say -- >> if you say it honestly, it means you're lying. >> it usually does. that's what somebody told us. >> some people don't like if it is meant to be, it is meant to be. >> or everything happens for a reason. >> i believe it does. >> i do too. >> i think because we say it so much, it feels worn out. >> i don't like at the end of the day. >> at the end of the day. i know. anyway -- >> you know what i do love? >> catalogs. why do we still get so many catalogs and so many people do online shopping. but i think -- i love them. and we have a situation at home where they come to the house, frank sees them first because he's home and he throws them away. and lb knows to go and retrieve them. and -- for me, so i can find them. so when frank sees me with them, he goes, why do you need these? >> why do you?

>> well, then i reply with my other question, which is a better question, why do i need you is what i say to frank? and then he laughs and so -- then i go and i -- >> you like catalogs. >> i love them. >> i'm not into them. >> you don't like to decorate or -- >> or shop. i don't. i really don't. when they come in the mailbox, you know how the new york city apartment mailboxes are and how long i let it sit. they stuff it so -- there is a catalog -- >> every day, you should go by there. >> i know. i should. i should. there are tons of catalogs in there. if you go to a store once, suddenly you're getting the catalog. i just walk by and buy one thing. i don't want the catalog. i just want what i bought. you know what i mean? >> do you feel better now? >> i feel like with everything online i don't have time to page through. a lot of people like to do it. >> it's like comfort food. it's just fun. "the wall street journal" found

out old school marketing survived because it translates to more sales. >> i didn't know that. okay. >> still like to thumb through a catalog, mark it down, and then i wait a day and go back and look and say was that an impulsive thing or is frank right, why i do need that or am i right, why do i need frank? every day is different. some days i order a lot of stuff. >> 11.9 billion catalogs are mailed out last year. you know how much paper that is? >> a don't know. the chief operating officer from one of those places -- never mind. >> we're done with that. enjoy your catalogs. >> we're going to do something fun on fridays. it is called fan friday. people always -- they see us on the street, they're like, say my name. say hello to my mother. and we want to, but we can't. we decided we figured out a way to do that. share with us on facebook or twitter a photograph and we're going to say your name. >> be careful. >> yes. right.

first up, brandon sent us this tweet. >> he noticed that hoda looked like she was wearing bunny ears. >> oh. >> or you're a devil. >> here is one of -- all right. that's cute. >> perfectly angelic. >> we appreciate it. a photo sent in by michael at creighton university in omaha, nebraska, here he is posing with the ladies. >> that's hysterical. he made us this profile page on his facebook. he should be fan of the week. >> should have been. >> send in your pictures or post something and we want to say your name on the air. >> that's right. you know what it is time for? >> what? >> friday funny. >> i love this. [ laughter ] >> is that getting longer? maybe fade it out so it sounds a little bit more natural, but -- all right. >> at least you got some laughs. >> okay, our facebook fan terry howell sent us this joke.

a man placed flowers on the grave of his dearly departed mother and started back to his car when his attention was drawn to another grave. he seemed to be praying with pro-found intensity. he kept repeating, why did you have to die, why did you have to die? first man felt so sorry for him and slowly approached him and he kneeled down next to the man and said, sir, i don't wish to interfere with your private grief, but this demonstration of pain is more than i've ever seen before. for whom do you mourn so deeply? a child? a parent? the mourner took a moment to collect himself and then replied, my wife's first husband. >> that's a good one. >> i think so. >> i appreciate everybody sending them in. thank you. >> time for our johnson's baby of the week where we celebrate new moms and their adorable new additions to their families. our fist johnson's baby of the week is evered michael negersmith.

their son at 4 weeks old already has so much personality. look at that smile. >> yes. it is just gas. our next baby was born in chicago on march 11th. his name is benjamin turner kauffman. this little boy is the first child for parents lauren and dan who say their new son is a very easy going and bright eyed baby. >> so cute. now to a baby born in miramar, florida, her name is alyanna sophia esquivel. they say their little girl loves to smile and she hardly cries. >> our final johnson's baby of the week is mateo scott murillo-ware, born on march 15th in lancaster, pennsylvania, to jessica and scott and they offer this advice to new parents , forget any routine you ever had. when you have a newborn, they decide if and when things get done, so true. doesn't matter who wears the pants in the family, the one

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the kind of career most actors only dream about. >> from her emmy award winning stint as mags bennett in the fx drama "justified" based on elmore leonard's books to her role in "august osage county" and her comedic turn as the meddlesome mother on the hit tv sitcom "the millers". >> and margo isn't slowing down one bit. i can't believe you had time to say hello to us. she's back on the big screen in a big hit called "heaven is for real" as a mother struggling with her faith after the loss of her son. take a look at this. >> i had nothing for you, no comfort, no hope, no peace. >> you didn't let me down. you couldn't take my pain away. and i didn't want it gone. for a while, pain is all i had of him. you don't have to say a word, todd. i believe that's already been done.

>> whoa. >> when a writer gives you those kinds of words to say -- >> so nice to see you. >> so nice to be here. >> you love what you do, don't you? >> i love what i do. >> this movie seems to be off to a great start. you play a little bit of a cynic. >> i play a cynic and i'm -- i think a woman who is struggling with her faith and angry at god and the great thing for me is that being a person of faith, it has been great to be reminded that it is okay to have doubts and struggles, that that's all okay. >> god's heard it all before. >> exactly right. >> were you surprised at the popularity of the book and what is potentially going to be a very, very popular movie? >> no. not surprised. i'm not surprised. >> you hadn't read the book. >> i read half the book and put it down so i can concentrate on the screenplay, which my

character is really not in the book. a combination of people. so i wanted to be as honest and truthful in -- not that i don't always want to be, but this meant something to me to really try to go to my -- so silly to say -- i felt a responsibility. >> sure. >> what would you say to people who are cynical about the concept of a 4-year-old little boy having an out of body experience in heaven, what would you say to them? >> it is okay to be skeptical. i was skeptical of the story. i don't need to have proof. but i -- but meeting the burpos, and getting to know them, i -- i changed my tune and i completely believe that that young man went to heaven and --

>> it is great. you play so many different characters. what is most fun type of character for you to play? >> somebody completely out of her mind. >> you want to be a boozy english woman, we hear. >> wouldn't that be marvelous? i would love to do that, darling. >> what actress do you just epitomize, the height of the craft. >> who? meryl streep. >> you got to work with her in osage. >> she can do anything. she can hostess, she can paint, do it all and act. >> she's sickening. >> by the way, we're sitting with someone who sings kathie lee's cds. >> sings the music. ♪ sail away on a dream ship >> she knows the words. >> puts her babies to sleep too. >> great to see you. >> thank you. thank you. >> come back next week when you're in another tv show and another movie, okay? >> "heaven for real" is playing at a theater near you.

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it is time for bobbie's buzz. >> this week, it is big. brand-new beauty breakthroughs to share. >> from at home hair coloring to the newest in nail polish, "today" style editor and bobbie.com's bobbie thomas is here with an exclusive first look at these innovations. >> no one has seen these? >> these are brand spanking new, just launched this week. l'oreal absolute mousse is a huge deal because ten years in the making.

they designed a bottle with two chambers so that instead of buying the traditional box hair color -- >> this is hair color. >> hair color, 16 shades. it works now with a mousse that it comes out premixed, you can keep it in your cabinet so after you color your hair, if you missed a stray or root, you can continue to use the bottle and touch it up in the month. you don't have to throw the box out and get another box. >> you paint it on or -- >> at the roots or wherever you want to touch up. it is really great. it is such an innovation. >> how long does it last? like regular hair color? >> until the bottle runs out. so great. >> i'm into it. >> okay. next, this is a new concept at sephora, they call it face water. it is a self-tanner so lightweight. for people that don't want to put sticky smelly creams on your face, this is the texture of the self-tanner. you apply it with a cotton pad so you don't have to layer that on. it gives you a little glow.

it is very similar to kate summerville's wipes. >> smooth and even. >> smooth, better than getting your pores blocked. >> what are these things? >> brand spanking new. x press nail pods. single application, enough color on these for to coats on toes and fingers. so you have a whole manicure -- >> that this little -- >> i have commitment issues. so you don't -- you can try any color you want instead of committing to the whole bottle and such a cool innovation. >> cute. >> you have a little bit. >> what is at the end? >> last but not least, another cool idea. opi glitter off is a base, put it on your nail, it is like a white glue and then it makes any nail color peelable. after you use this as your base, if you got, like some of the pretty chanel nair color, glitter is in now, you can never get it off, but this will allow you to just peel it off -- >> using your finger. >> without using acetate.

>> peel it off. >> if bobbie says it, it is so. >> i want the hair color in a can. >> good job, bobbie. >> want your guys to look sharp? we have the latest spring fashions for men coming up. >> we wanted him back and we got him. joey fatone right after your local news.

we're back on this try day friday with more of today. it takes a lot of courage to pursue your passion. 21-year-old sociology major kendall ciesemier did just that, but her passion wasn't in movies, sports or music, it was to help others in need. >> when she was 11 years old, kendall started an organization called kids caring for kids to raise money for kids in sub-saharan africa. her work is honored in "glamour" magazine's annual top ten competition. let's look at her story.

>> my name is kendall ciesemier, i believe in using my voice to help others. when i was 11 years old, i saw an oprah winfrey christmas special where oprah gave back to african children who had lost their parents to aids. that story changed my life. i imagined myself living in a mud hut, caring for my siblings and grieving the death of my parents. after watching the show, i went online and found an orphan sponsorship program in africa. i mailed them a check for $360 so that one little girl could eat and go to school. but i didn't want to help just one girl. i wanted to help thousands. i could relate to the orphans i saw on tv because i knew what it meant to feel helpless. i was born with a rare liver disease i never asked for. but it taught me to understand the human struggle. in 2004, i had two liver transplants. and instead of get well flowers and gifts, i asked friends and family to donate money to help other kids in africa.

in a few short months, we raised $15,000. that led me to create my own organization, kids caring 4 kids. we want to empower kids to help children in need, living in sub-saharan africa. nine years later we have mobilized over 10,000 young people to get involved and we have raised almost a million dollars for schools, clinics and housing. i want to spread the word that it doesn't matter what situation you're born with, in you're sick, healthy, pretty or poor, anyone can make a difference in another person's life. >> that was awesome. cindy levy is the editor in chief of "glamour" magazine and kendall ciesemier is the winner. >> we can tell why you picked her. >> kendall is amazing. this competition is designed to honor young women who really go above and beyond. obviously she's got incredible grades, she's a great student,

great on campus, but she's a leader, not just in her college, but in the world. she's making the place better for all of us. >> one of the great things about you, your illness is part of you but not all of you. it shapes you, doesn't define. it's not all of you. >> absolutely. i think while i was growing up, you would never hear me talk about the fact that i had surgeries or was growing up with a liver disease because i didn't want that to be how people knew me. i wanted to not be defined as kendall, the sick girl, but kendall the girl who wanted to help other people. and that was such a powerful gift in my life to be able to kind of redefine myself and my purpose and to have that purpose while undergoing all of the transplants. it has been the greatest blessing in my life, really. >> it is so true. you're not concentrating on yourself when you're so involved in the needs of other people. >> and what kendall managed to accomplish is extraordinary.

you just heard the figures, almost a million dollars, given by 10,000 children in this country to help children's causes in sub-saharan africa. and next month, due to her efforts, a school opens in zambia. it will send 100 children to high school. >> that's amazing. >> you gave the whole $360 right away to world vision. >> what did your parents say when you said that's what you wanted to do with the money? >> it was funny, i watched the oprah special. and it was at night. my parents were crying in bed and i went upstairs and i googled aids orphans in africa, because what do you do when you don't know what to do? you google it. and i found world vision, this sponsorship program and literally reached into my dresser drawer and pulled out $360 of cash, i was saving up for christmas money and stuffed it in an envelope and addressed it to world vision headquarters. and went downstairs and asked my parents for a stamp. they're like, what are you doing out of bed? i was, like, i'm not telling you. that doesn't work.

i had to tell them and they were like, split it, halfsies, and i was like, this is my thing. it ended up being my savings and things and my parents have been an incredible support and help. >> there was a young woman who you looked up to for a while. lisa ling is somebody you looked up to. she heard about your award and she just wanted to say hi. i think we have lisa on skype joining us. >> we do. >> there she is. >> hi, lisa. >> isn't she something, lisa, when you think about what she's done? >> i'm so impressed. -- she's such an inspiration to me, to her generation and her heart really is a testament to the kind of person she is. and i admire her, i congratulate her. and i'm so proud of all she has done, but still excited about

all the things she is going to do. >> that must feel good to hear that, huh? by the way, your parents are here too? >> yeah, they are. they're here. >> hello. >> proud parents. >> you raised a great girl. >> thank you, everybody. thank you, lisa, for joining us. >> we're going to show you how to dress up your man for spring. >> and joey fatone takes his talents to the kitchen. that's not wear on your carpet, that's dirt creeping in. send it running

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it is time for "today's style" and spring fashions for your guy. >> somebody who has to dress -- >> whether he likes shorts and sandals, jackets and jeans kind of guy, we'll show you casual looks with ways to accessorize. >> sam saboura is here.

>> good to see you. >> some really easy trends. whites and neutrals are big. we got tons of floral and tropical prints. one of the biggest trends for men, believe it or not. i'll show you how to wear it without looking too feminine. >> like a hawaiian shirt. >> if your guy likes a hawaiian shirt, now he's in style. >> let's start off with frank, shall we? >> frank looks good. >> one of the biggest colors of the season is blue, navy blue. designers are showing navy on navy on navy. starts with a dark pair of jeans from the gap. great jacket from h&m and shirt from zara. all about mixing textures. >> i like the patches on the elbows. >> very cool. >> i think guys would like that. it seems like all guys could wear that. >> i'm about to screw it up a little bit. we have a great scarf here. it is about tribal prints. if you're advanced with your style and want to be a brad pitt

look-alike, you can add an accessory like this. >> takes a guy like frank to carry it off. >> looks like you're on vacation. >> next up, we have got the bjorn. >> really great trend is the floral print. i gave you the floral look in a tropical print, easier for guys to understand. to take the look down a notch and make it look less feminine, i contrasted with this great utility jacket from the gap -- sorry, from target, 39 bucks. it has the nice texture. almost monochromatic, distressed denim from the gap makes it a little more masculine and that hat brings it home and maybes it feel springy. >> very cute. thank you, bjorn. >> now the baja beach. we have thomas. i like that look. >> this is easy to understand. >> thomas has been here before. >> a few times. an old standby. this is dusty colors, like beachy, but a little more upscale. so striped shirts, open at the -- three quarter here, cargo short.

i love the shoe s from zara, a little espadrille vibe to them. the backpack is the hottest bag of the season for guys. >> where is that from? >> zara as well. everything is under 40 bucks here. the shirt is from j. crew. all layered up. >> very confident models. >> we do. >> yes. >> thomas, thank you. >> they know they're hot. thank you, thomas. >> where is emilio. >> emilio? >> emilio our rat pack guy here. tribal and ethnic prints were a big trend. we mixed it with this neutral linen suit. inspired by the '50s. '50s fashion. he's our rat pack look. if you want to kick up a notch -- >> kick it up. >> this is from banana republic, $45. and it really takes a look to the next level. doesn't make it too costumy. >> i couldn't get my son in any of these things. >> the fedora. >> the fedora completes the look. any guy who looks good in hats, and that shirt underneath is from target. that shirt is only, like, i think $19.99.

good deal. >> i think all the looks -- >> come on out. >> one last look at all -- let's call them out again. >> frank, bjorn, thomas and emilio. >> andam. >> thank you, sam. >> thank you. >> catch the season finale of "something borrowed, something new" tonight on tlc. >> get ready to play along with joey fatone. >> a surprise in store for him awaiting in our kitchen. >> what is it? >> just saying, as hoda would say. >> i don't say it anymore. [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®.

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you fell in love with him in the '90s as a member of the multiplatinum selling band 'n sync. since then he's made a name for himself, singing, dancing, even cooking. >> now joey is a host of the food network's culinary competition called "rewrapped" centered around iconic foods from twinkies to goldfish crackers to entenmann as doughnuts. >> all hodi's favorites. >> all my favorites.

>> nice to see you guys all together again at the mtv awards. >> it was fun. it was interesting how we kind of got thrown together. justin called us, i would love to do this, since you guys have been a part of -- we kind of made our careers like that. all of us. i would love to be part of it and did it. if you blinked, you might have missed it, though. >> we didn't blink. >> even if you blinked, you saw it everywhere afterwards. >> you have a daughter of your own? >> a 13-year-old and 4-year-old. >> when she see someone like justin bieber or one direction, do they go crazy? >> thank goodness they don't. they were huge jonas brother fans. my older one went to the concert and knew them and got to go on stage and introduce them. briana was with her friends and jumping up and down and screaming at the concert. i'm like, don't do that. if you want to sing the songs, sing the songs, but don't be jumping around like crazy. >> are they musicians, the two little ones? >> they both like to sing. they both love to sing. they definitely -- try to say,

hey, if you want to do it, i can help you, but mommy and daddy don't help. they don't know everything. they need a teacher. i try to help her out. she's, like, no, want to get somebody else to do it. >> so -- tell us about your show. >> "rewrapped," what is cool about it, it is a show where we take iconic foods and have three people who are chefs or bakers. and they basically take the snack food and re-create it, has to be exactly from taste, look, texture, everything. that's the first round. 30 minutes to do it. the second round is the innovate challenge and they take it and throw it into a dish or something that they create themselves. >> so creating -- >> original dishes. >> got to throw it all together, which is pretty interesting. we go from pepperidge farm goldfish to tastykake cherry glazed pies. >> we'll test you. >> all right. this is like a bra, first of

all. >> that's how we like to do it here. so we're going to taste -- check this. we'll see how good you are. okay, good. we'll put something in your mouth, you're going to tell us what it is. >> all right. >> that's it. that's it. >> twizzler. >> okay. >> want to spit it out? >> no. bring it on. >> here it comes. coming in. >> oreo cookies. >> uh-huh. >> here, open. >> moving down. >> keep going. >> what is that? >> i don't know. >> graham cracker. >> what's that? come on. >> coconut. >> coconut. >> okay. you're like a baby. >> what was that? >> i don't know. orange slices. >> yeah. good. >> coming in. texture's good. texture's good. >> what the freak is that? >> pass? >> pudding.

>> pudding, yes. >> chocolate pudding. >> more coming in. you can tell he really can't see. >> what is that? >> entenmann's chocolate chip cookies. >> it surely is. >> only 17 more to go. >> what was it? >> oh, no. >> what was -- wait a minute, what was the point? >> what was -- what did you miss? what did you miss? >> the only one -- >> he didn't miss anything. >> the graham cracker. >> we have everything prepared for you. >> we got you a prize anyway. >> oh. >> thank you. >> this monday night on the food network. are you and your pet the perfect match? wait until you see what this adorable kid and his pooch do together. >> thank you, joey. god bless.

los angeles photographer grace john has snapped a gorgeous series of photographs starring her 10-month-old son jasper and her 7-year-old rescue dog zoe. >> she calls it the zoe and jasper series featuring the cute pair wearing matching accessories. zoe is a rescue dog originally from taiwan. >> one of five puppies rescued from a gutter. she was the runt and the sickliest. look at the pictures. >> the photographer told us that the student who rescued the puppies from a gutter posted on a website pleading for help with

them. look at this. >> i'm dying. her original foster owner wasn't able to keep her, so the animal rescue team arranged for zoe to move to lnltd -- l.a. >> she started the series in january when she realized she had a lot of great hats for jasper that looked good on zoe. just adorable. >> precious. >> all day long, look at those pictures. what a great way to end the show. >> a lot of animals that need to be rescued and given a loving home. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> i can't. >> by the way, everybody. happy easter this weekend. blessed easter to those of you that share the faith. next week, actor dean cain comes to hang out with us. >> and from hunger games, natalie dormer is here. >> and tim simon from "veep." and how to save money by going green for earth week. that pretty much covers everything.

have a great weekend, everybody. god bless. >> see you on monday. >> bye-bye. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪ ♪