Supporting the “It’s on Us” anti-sexual assault and domestic violence campaign at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, Ill. (l. to r.): Vice President Joe Biden, and Mitch Dickey and Jessica Szhor of USA Network’s Complications.
At TV One’s upfront at Helen Mills Event Space in New York (l. to r.): Rahsan Lindsay, senior VP, advertising sales; Dom Strater, fashion designer; Jeff Meza, VP, integrated marketing; Denise Boutté of For the Love of Ruth; and Brad Siegel, president, TV One.
At MSNBC’s White House Correspondents Dinner after party at Washington, D.C.’s The Institute of Peace (l. to r.): David l. Cohen, EVP, Comcast; Rhonda Cohen; and MSNBC anchors Ronan Farrow and Kasie Hunt; president Phil Griffin; and anchor Lawrence O’Donnell.
(From l. to r.): Lindsay Hartley and Chrystee Pharris of Pop TV’s Queens of Drama; Brad Schwartz, president, Pop TV; and Donna Mills and Crystal Hunt of Queens of Drama on the 42nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards red carpet in Los Angeles.
Talking about AMC’s The Walking Dead at the NAB Show in Las Vegas (l. to r.): moderator Michael Schneider of TV Guide; Charlie Collier, president, AMC; Robert Kirkman, executive producer; and Steven Yeun, cast member.
At Discovery Education’s Chicago town-hall discussion on the White House’s “My Brother’s Keeper” initiative to help young men of color (l. to r.): Kelly Denson, director, education policy and government affairs, Discovery Communications; Yamiche Alcindor, USA Today; Anthony Watson, Youth Guidance’s “Becoming a Man” program; Tim King, Urban Prep Academies; James Cole, U.S. Department of Education; Candice Jones, Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice; and Coni Rechner, senior VP, and Dwight Jones
At Ovation TV’s upfront presentation at New York’s CORE: Club (l. to r.): Liz Janneman, senior VP, network strategy; Mick Rock of On the Record With Mick Rock; Scott Woodward, executive VP, programming and production; Isabella Rossellini of Green Porno Live; Ted Lee of Southern Uncovered With the Lee Bros.; and Brad Samuels, executive VP, content distribution, Ovation.
Emmy Rossum (l.) with Mr. Robot creator and executive producer Sam Esmail (r.) at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of USA Network’s Mr. Robot.
Genevieve McGillicudy (l.), VP of brand activation and partnerships, Turner Classic Movies, accepts the Fitzwater Medallion for Leadership in Public Communications from former White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater (r.) at the Fitzwater Center at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, N.H.
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