Brian Williams: MSNBC coverage of Pope Francis marks return to anchor desk Brian Williams: MSNBC debut to air Tuesday, will cover Pope Francis' visit to the U.S. Lester Holt reveals what he knew ...

Journalist Brian Williams has plans to relaunch his career after enlisting the representation of Creative Artists Agency earlier this year, RadarOnline.com has learned.

MSNBC host Brian Williams announced this week that he will step away from his show by the end of the year, severing a 28-year relationship with NBC.

Brian Williams was the Editorial Editor for his school newspaper seen here on the far right during his Senior Year at Mater Dei High School in New Monmouth, N.J. in 1977.

Brian Williams has announced he’s quitting MSNBC next month after nearly three decades with NBC News. Williams, 62, had been working in the relative hinterlands of the NBC news family for years ...

Brian Williams told network management on Tuesday that he is passing on their offer of a new contract. He is ending a 28-year relationship with NBC and becoming a free agent at the end of the year.

LOS ANGELES -- Brian Williams said he is temporarily stepping away from the "NBC Nightly News" amid questions about his memories of war coverage in Iraq, calling it "painfully apparent" that he ...

Who: Brian Williams, interviewed by Jeff Greenfield What: “In the News with Jeff Greenfield - Brian Williams" Where: 92nd St. Y When: April 18, 2010 Thumbs: Up ...

Brian Williams is a step farther along on the road to redemption, it seems.The disgraced anchor made a return to the NBC upfronts on Monday after a four-year absence from the all-important annual ...

Brian Williams was the Editorial Editor for his school newspaper seen here on the far right during his Senior Year at Mater Dei High School in New Monmouth, N.J. in 1977.

Brian Williams wrote a one-line endorsement for Tompkins’ book “Aim for the Heart,” which appears on the book jacket. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.

Brian Williams wrote a one-line endorsement for Tompkins’ book “Aim for the Heart,” which appears on the book jacket. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.