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Category: Television

Pat Battle, Television News Reporter

Veteran award winning television reporter Pat Battle is a human dynamo. WNBC-TV's senior New Jersey correspondent, she's been covering numerous breaking news stories with her uniquely personal touch since joining the station in 1996. Pat won a national Emmy and Edward R. Murrow award as part of Channel 4's team coverage of Hurricane Sandy in 2102. She also co-anchors WNBC's Weekend Today. Pat has been recognized for lending both her voice and support to numerous public service organizations across the tri-state. This is one engaging, frank, funny and fascinating conversation.
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Rachel Antonoff is out with an intimate new series

FASHION DESIGNER RACHEL Antonoff teamed up with POPSUGAR and Watchable to create a new series that takes you inside the homes, offices, dressing rooms, and other intimate spaces of some of the most interesting…
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Nancy Giles to help recognize stand-out women at 2016 Muse Awards

THE NEW YORK Women in Film and Television’s 37th Annual Muse Awards gala luncheon is taking place Dec. 8th with actress and CBS commentator Nancy Giles to recognize five stand-out women in the film,…
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Full Frontal will (thankfully) be around for another year

FULL FRONTAL WITH Samantha Bee has been picked up for a second season. Starting January 11, the late night comedy/political satire on TBS moves from Monday to Wednesday. Click here for more information…
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TD Mitchell, Playwright

TD Mitchell shares her passion and talent for storytelling and advocacy through several channels. She is perhaps best known as a writer and story editor for the acclaimed TV series "Army Wives." TD is also a playwright. The world premier of "Queens for a Year," which opened the 2016-2017 season at Hartford Stages, focuses on four generations of women who served in the Marine Corps. The play is riveting, thought-provoking and sobering. We cover a lot of ground in 30 minutes.
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