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Katie Couric absolutely went there in her shocking new autobiography Going There! After colleague Matt Lauer, 63, was ousted as host of NBC’s morning show TODAY in 2017 over allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace, Katie, 64, wrote that she put her personal feelings aside and reached out to her former fallen co-host to see how he was doing.

Katie Couric really tells all in her new memoir, Going There, which was released on Oct. 26.

Katie Couric was a guest on The View on Monday October 25, where she discussed many aspects of her new memoir Going There, ahead of its release on Tuesday. The 64-year-old journalist was asked by guest co-host Gretchen Carlson, 55, about the chapter where she discusses her former Today co-host Matt Lauer, 63, and sexual misconduct allegations levied against him.

Matt Lauer at the wheel.No waves, no hellos. Couric writes in her new memoir, “Going There,” that she realized then that the television partners would never speak again.Once the king and queen of morning television, Matt and Katie were regular “guests” in the homes of millions of Americans, delivering the news with friendly banter.

Katie Couric is spilling all the tea in her new memoir, Going There — including where she stands with her disgraced former co-host, Matt Lauer!

Cut off. Katie Couric revealed where she stands with former Today cohost Matt Lauer after he was fired in 2017 amid sexual harassment allegations.

Katie Couric sat down for an in-depth interview with Today‘s Savannah Guthrie on October 19 to speak about her new memoir, Going There, which addresses the allegations of sexual misconduct made against her former co-anchor Matt Lauer that led to his firing back in 2017. “That was really, really hard, and it took me a long time to process what was going on,” Katie, who worked on the NBC news show alongside Matt, 63, for nearly a decade, said in the interview.

Katie Couric is opening up about her complicated feelings when it comes to her former show co-host, Matt Lauer, and the sexual misconduct allegations against him.Couric appeared on the show on Tuesday to promote her new memoir, , and talked to the morning show's co-host, Savannah Guthrie. Couric and Guthrie both co-hosted with Lauer on the show before he was fired in November 2017, after being accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by several co-workers.

Katie Couric appeared on Today on Tuesday to promote her new memoir Going There, which has generated pre-publication buzz for her frank comments and her own revelations.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentKatie Couric’s upcoming memoir has made waves for shocking excerpts that have ruffled feathers in TV news circles.Now, in her first interview about the new book, Couric gives more detail on some of the headline-making pieces — most notably, her former “Today” show co-anchor, Matt Lauer — saying that her words have been “cherry-picked and twisted” by leaked excerpts.Couric no longer speaks to Lauer, she reveals in a new cover story with People magazine,

Katie Couric is opening up about the sexual harassment allegations against her former “Today” co-host Matt Lauer.

Katie Couric is opening up about her current relationship with her former longtime Today show co-host Matt Lauer, and revealing if she had heard any of the whispers about him during their time at NBC.

Katie Couric has a new tell-all book being released in a few weeks and excerpts are starting to leak online, including the portion of the book where she talks about Matt Lauer‘s firing from The Today Show.

longtime co-anchor Matt Lauer’s lecherous behavior behind the scenes at the “Today” show — and she claims the women he “damaged” reached out to her.In her new blockbuster memoir, “Going There” — which was obtained by The Post — Couric said there were plenty of tales that kept folks by the water cooler chatting.One story involving Lauer — who was fired in November 2017 following complaints of alleged sexual misconduct — actually dealt with women behind closed doors in his now-notorious office,

Going There,” which isn’t out until October but was obtained by The Post.In her sensational tell-all about her decades in cutthroat TV news, Couric, 64, admitted that competition between them was at one point careening out of control.“I loved that I was getting under Diane’s skin,” she writes, although she freely admits that Sawyer got under hers just as much.Couric spared nothing while discussing all her former co-stars including Matt Lauer and Deborah Norville, alongside the producers that

2017 fall from grace was “excruciatingly painful” for Katie Couric, she has revealed in her new scorched earth memoir.“I am crushed,” she recalls texting him, according to a manuscript read by the Daily Mail. “I love you and care about you deeply.

facing allegations of sexual misconduct and assault, The Post reported. But without any offers, the home was briefly taken off the market, only to resurface again in the fall of 2019 for $43.99 million, according to Realtor.com. Still not seeing any offers, the listing was removed, but made an appearance last September in the hopes that an enticing real estate market amid the pandemic could lure a buyer.

Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb made history as the first all-female hosting team on Today back in 2017 – but their journey there hasn't been without challenges.MORE: Savannah Guthrie announces heartbreaking death news live on TodayThe mother-of-two recently spoke to Los Angeles Times, where she recalled the moment that she had to tell viewers live on air that her then co-host Matt Lauer had been fired.Matt was fired over sexual harassment allegations, and alongside Hoda, Savannah had to break

The Hollywood reckoning over the last few years has led to the downfall of many top celebrities who faced accusations of sexual misconduct, including Bill Cosby, Matt Lauer and Kevin Spacey. The stars’ tarnished reputation has triggered a reexamining of their work, with some of their shows and movies pulled from circulation.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeDisgraced TV journos Charlie Rose and Matt Lauer are back hosting another small market morning show — but this time, as imagined by Fox’s “Let’s Be Real,” in Fairbanks, Alaska.On Thursday night’s episode, the “Let’s Be Real” puppets imagine Rose and Lauer now toiling in the 49th state — moving on from their previous.

Sharon Stone has only had positive experiences working with Woody Allen and Matt Lauer; however, she is not prepared to reject accusations against them.

Lindsay Lohan‘s 2013 interview with David Letterman is getting a lot of attention right now in the wake of the Framing Britney Spears documentary.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentThree years ago, the #MeToo movement began a Hollywood reckoning that put on blast some of the most powerful players in entertainment.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerThe Fox show Let’s Be Real is an all-new election-themed puppet special executive-produced by Robert Smigel, the satirist best-known for Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and his Saturday Night Live cartoons.The new comedy covers politics, pop culture and the 2020 election through topical sketches featuring puppets, celebrity cameos and remote pieces.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeRobert Smigel has figured out what disgraced morning anchors Charlie Rose and Matt Lauer are up to: They’re co-hosting a midday talk show in Sarasota, Fla., and making their guests very uncomfortable.That was one of the many gags on Smigel’s half-hour Fox special “Let’s Be Real,” which featured puppets parodying Rose and Lauer, as well as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mike Pence, Rudy Giuliani, Kanye West and Nancy Pelosi.

Ann Curry still doesn’t really seem to understand why she was abruptly fired from her hosting gig on Today more than eight years ago… and honestly, we are right there with her.

Ann Curry's show exit is still a mystery to her. The 63-year-old journalist opens up about her 2012 ousting from the NBC morning show in a new interview with , admitting she doesn't «really understand» why she was replaced after becoming a co-anchor for the morning show a year prior.«I know I did nothing wrong.

As anniversaries go, June 24, 2005, is probably one Tom Cruise would rather forget. That was the date of his notorious showdown with Matt Lauer on Today — but in truth, the whole monthlong press tour for the Cruise/Steven Spielberg blockbuster War of the Worlds could have benefited from a do-over.