Matt Lauer says his marriage is fine; is 'Law & Order' canceled?

"Today" co-host Matt Lauer and his wife, Annette, are "angrily" refuting a National Enquirer cover story alleging that they've split, People reports.
The Enquirer story, which spread across the Internet Thursday, claimed Lauer had moved out of the family's apartment.
But in an interview with People, he took issue with that and several other claims in the article -- among them that he skipped Valentine's Day with his wife so he could keep partying in Vancouver after covering the Winter Olympics.
"I am living in my apartment with Annette and my children as a family and a couple," Lauer said from France, where he was co-anchoring "Today" from the Cannes Film Festival. "I have never moved out. I am not moving out. There is no truth to that."
Lauer acknowledged past difficulties in his 12-year marriage, including Annette's brief divorce filing in 2006. But he called rumors that he's cheated "ridiculous" and "offensive."

"Have we had a completely perfect, easy marriage? No. But the stories you've read over the years are not true," he said.
Annette Lauer also acknowledged past difficulties, but told People, "We have worked through it."
Her husband called the Enquirer article "a work of fiction."
"This is all made up," he said. "All they had to do was check."