Katie Couric

Katie Couric presents an award to winner Rosemary Ellis, Editor in Chief of Good Housekeeping via Global Green

America Ferrara and Hillary Clinton via USmagazine

Talk about Girl Power! Last night Carnegie Hall was THE place to be, as the world’s most influential women were honored at the 19th Annual Glamour Women of the Year Awards.

Glamour Editor-in-Chief Cindi Leive said that, for her, the annual event is the “most electric” night of the year, before adding “except, okay, for last Tuesday", referring to last week's historic election.

Funnylady and former Saturday Night Life head writer and Weekend Update anchor Tina Fey returned to the show for the second time this weekend to play Republican VP candidate, Governor Sar

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Impacted by the death of her husband and sister to cancer, Katie Couric has done a lot to speak up for cancer awareness. From being one of the people who helped developed the idea for Stand Up To Cancer, to having a famous on-air colonoscopy on the Today show, Katie is passionate to get the word out on how to protect ourselves and our loved ones: