Amy Eley
Amy Eley is the lifestyle managing editor at TODAY.com, where she oversees the Health, Parents, Food and TMRW verticals. She has a master's degree in journalism from the City University of New York and has been with TODAY since 2013.
Amy Eley is the lifestyle managing editor at TODAY.com, where she oversees the Health, Parents, Food and TMRW verticals. She has a master's degree in journalism from the City University of New York and has been with TODAY since 2013.
Latest from Amy Eley
Dylan Dreyer is pregnant with her 3rd child and reveals the gender on TODAY
After giving up on trying for a third child, the TODAY meteorologist and co-host is pregnant!
How to organize and de-clutter your nightstand
Clearing the clutter from your nightstand with these expert tips will not only make your bedroom look tidier, but it may help you get better sleep too.
How to easily clean blinds without taking them down
You don't have to take your blinds down to clean them with this easy cleaning hack.
How to clean an oven: The simple hack to keep your oven clean
The best way to clean your oven, oven racks and glass oven door overnight is with ammonia and boiling water.
How to clean a blender in 3 easy steps
Cleaning blenders the old-fashioned way with a scrub brush is one of the more frustrating tasks, but this hack makes it fast and easy.
18 photos of Prince Philip's extraordinary life
While it was not without controversy, Prince Philip's life spanned 99 years of European history.
What we are most looking forward to after the coronavirus pandemic
TODAY asked viewers what they’re most looking forward to once the coronavirus pandemic is over.
What are you most looking forward to after the pandemic?
Can't wait to hug your grandmother? Longing to travel somewhere? TODAY wants to know what you're most excited for once the pandemic is over.
11 bombshells from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's tell-all interview
Here are the 11 things you need to know from Meghan and Harry's explosive sit-down with Oprah Winfrey.
Prince Harry opens up on the status of his relationship with his family
The prince said he has felt let down by his father, Prince Charles.
Meghan Markle opens up about suicidal thoughts and being told she couldn't get help
“I just didn’t see a solution,” she told Oprah Winfrey on Sunday night. “I just didn’t want to be alive anymore."
