In this week's Sunday Sitdown, actor Emily Blunt joins Willie Geist to discuss her Golden Globe nomination for her role in the film "Oppenheimer," which swept the summer with the "Barbenheimer" phenomenon, and answers a question submitted by her husband John Krasinski. The story of what happened at the Jan. 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol has been rewritten by former President Trump and other leaders who have a vested interest in a different version of the event. Now, a new polling shows that many Americans have bought it. NBC's Ken Dilanian reports in this week's Sunday Focus. The small town of Sheffield, Illinois was on the verge of becoming a food desert until the community got together to save a beloved institution. NBC's Maggie Vespa reports in this week's Sunday Spotlight. Richard Hunt, the prolific sculptor who turned metal into calls for freedom in the civil rights movement, has died at 88. Hunt's work has been featured at the Museum of Modern Art and the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist remembers a life well lived. Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist runs through the Highs and Lows of the week, including dogs with good table manners and an Aussie determined to break an underwear record.

In this week's Sunday Sitdown, actor Colman Domingo joins Willie Geist to talk about his long road to the Hollywood spotlight, which began on stage and continued with major projects like "Fear the Walking Dead," "Euphoria" and his acclaimed performance in "Rustin." With the New Hampshire primary just two days away, former President Trump has ramped-up attacks on his rivals, especially Nikki Haley who questioned his mental fitness after he confused her with Nancy Pelosi. NBC's Ali Vitali reports for Sunday TODAY. Israeli troops bring NBC's Raf Sanchez through underground tunnels in Gaza where some of Hamas' Israeli hostages were in imprisoned. Meanwhile the Health Ministry reports the death toll in the war has topped 25,000. With sub-zero temperatures across most of the country, drivers of electric vehicles are growing frustrated over the flaws of lithium batteries that struggle to hold a charge. Now Ford is reducing production of electric vehicles, signaling a slowdown in the race toward an electric future. NBC's Adrienne Broaddus reports in this week's Sunday Focus.