Report: Savannah Guthrie to replace Ann Curry on Today
By The Week Staff | June 27, 2012
NBC reportedly plans to pay Ann Curry $10 million to quit her Today co-hosting gig early.
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BC News is negotiating to replace Today co-host Ann Curry (pictured) with relative newcomer Savannah Guthrie. Curry is reportedly being asked to stay at NBC to play a "substantial" role in its news division. Guthrie, 40, has been the 9 a.m. co-host at Today for the past year and NBC News' chief legal correspondent. Her résumé also includes stints as White House correspondent and MSNBC morning-show co-anchor. It hasn't been confirmed whether she has accepted the Today job.
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