Janelle Monáe and the Wondaland Records artists stopped by "TODAY" on Friday and gave the audience amazing performances.

Supermodel Beverly Johnson made news in December 2014 with her Vanity Fair essay revelation that Bill Cosby had drugged her in 1986. On Monday, the Associated Press released 2005 deposition documents in which Cosby admitted he had obtained drugs in order to give them to women he intended to rape.

The TODAY show profiled Keija Minor the first Black editor-in-chief of BRIDES magazine. Her appointment made her the first ever Black head of a Conde Nast publication. TheGrio recently recognized Minor as one of their 100 most influential African-Americans.