To today's young teenagers, Lovato wants them to know asking for help is the right thing to do.

'I want them to know that talking to people and asking for help is more than okay and is absolutely what you should do,' they said. today.com/health/health/…

In an interview with Savannah Sellers, Demi Lovato spoke of their fight with anxiety, depression, suicide ideation and addiction, touching on why their relapses have pushed them to remain an open book for those facing similar struggles. on.today.com/41MuCb9 twitter.com/TODAYshow/stat…

Weeks after the chaotic presale of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour,’ the CEO of Live Nation, Ticketmaster’s parent company, was on the hot seat in front of a bipartisan congressional committee.

Savannah Sellers has more details on the hearing: nbcnews.to/3XB2pCZ

Ahead for us on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt:

>Savannah Sellers has more details on Ticketmaster's parent company being grilled by Congress.

>stephanie gosk reports on how ChatGPT used AI to pass a final exam at a top business school.

And more when we see you tonight at 6:30 pm ET / 5:30 pm CT.

IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY!

#MorningNewsNOW is two years old today!

Here’s a look back at our best (and funniest) moments from the past year.

Watch: nbcnews.com/NOW

Take a look at how the Metaverse is helping some folks go to church.

“This is my hometown…and it's devastating.” Gavin Sollinger, whose 19-year-old son was marching in the Highland Park July 4th parade, spoke to Savannah Sellers on #MorningNewsNOW

The Highland Park community comes together to remember the victims of Monday's 4th of July parade. Jan Schakowsky joins Savannah Sellers on #MorningNewsNow to discuss gun safety in the wake of the incident.

.Savannah Sellers has a rare interview with Anna Sorokin, whose story was brought to the mainstream by the Netflix series “Inventing Anna.” Sorokin created a fake identity as a German heiress and was convicted of grand larceny and theft of services.
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'Hopefully, I'll be given a chance, to like, focus all my energy into something legal.'

Fake German heiress and convicted felon Anna Delvey (real name Sorokin) says she's ready for something new. Savannah Sellers reports.

COMING UP: Anna Sorokin, better known by her alias Anna Delvey, speaks out to Savannah Sellers.

Sorokin's story was brought to the mainstream by the Netflix series 'Inventing Anna.'

Watch at 6:30 ET / 5:30 CT on your local NBC station. Read more now: nbcnews.to/3QrTQXJ

.NBC News EXCLUSIVE: Anna Sorokin plans to launch an NFT collection that grants 'exclusive access' to her.

“I’m trying to move away from this like, quote-unquote scammer persona,' Sorokin told Savannah Sellers.

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Socialite Anna Sorokin, a.k.a. Anna Delvey, is currently in an ICE detention facility while she fights being deported. Anna spoke one-on-one with Savannah Sellers in a rare interview and one thing’s for sure – Anna wants you to believe she's reinventing herself.

See Savannah Sellers’s full interview with Anna Sorokin aka Anna Delvey tomorrow morning on NBC News NOW

Tomorrow on Morning News Now NBC News NOW TODAY and Stay Tuned... Anna Sorokin discusses the crimes she's been convicted of, the projects she's working on from ICE detention and what a reinvented Anna looks like, tell me she's focusing on 'something legal.' Much more to come.

.NBC News EXCLUSIVE: Anna Sorokin spoke with Savannah Sellers for an interview airing Thursday morning on #MorningNewsNOW .

Tune-in tomorrow at 7am ET on NBC NewsNow.

Anna Sorokin, whose story became the hit Netflix show 'Inventing Anna', speaks with Savannah Sellers.
She opens up on her conviction, the new venture she's working on, and what's next after prison.
The full interview airs Thursday on #MorningNewsNOW . Here's an exclusive first look:

We’re spotlighting influencers who are using their platforms to “sea” change and launch a movement to get the trash out of our oceans. 🌊

Nyla Hayes started selling her art as NFTs and has become a multimillionaire at just 13-years old. Savannah Sellers tells us how.

TODAY at 7:45 am EST I’ll be talking all things Anna Delvey on NBC News’s Morning News Now with the lovely Savannah Sellers and Joe Fryer.