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Category: Television
Pat Battle, Television News Reporter
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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.
Rachel Antonoff is out with an intimate new series
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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…
Nancy Giles to help recognize stand-out women at 2016 Muse Awards
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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,…
Full Frontal will (thankfully) be around for another year
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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…
TD Mitchell, Playwright
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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.