Anne Sweeney presented The Hollywood Reporter with the Trailblazer Award, accepted by Janice Min, co-president and chief creative officer of Guggenheim Media's Entertainment Group; Lynne Segall, executive vp and group publisher of The Hollywood Reporter and Billboard; and Stephen Galloway, THR executive editor, features.
The Hollywood Reporter was presented with the organization's Trailblazer Award for its commitment to empowering youth. From left: Janice Min, co-president and chief creative officer of Guggenheim Media's Entertainment Group; Stephen Galloway, THR executive editor, features; Lynne Segall, executive vp and group publisher of The Hollywood Reporter and Billboard; and Tiffany Siart, president and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles,
NBC Entertainment president Jennifer Salke (left) was presented with the Sherry Lansing Award for serving as an inspirational and positive role model to youth. “I am humbled to receive an award named after somebody who is so accomplished, generous and just a wonderful person," Salke said during her acceptance speech.
The Everybody Loves Raymond actress hit the "Big Bash" gala at the Beverly Hilton on Friday night.
The Revenge actor hit the red carpet with his longtime love.
NBC Entertainment president Jennifer Salke (left), who was honored at the event, caught up with Dana Walden, who serves as chairman and CEO of the Fox Television Group alongside Gary Newman.
The actress stars on NBC's State of Affairs.
The actor attended the event with his wife of more than 40 years, who serves as president of the Guild of Big Brothers Big Sisters.
The actress, best known for her role in Mork & Mindy opposite Robin Williams, most recently guest-starred on the late comedian's CBS series The Crazy Ones.
Sean Hayes, who recently joined the cast of The Millers, hosted the "Big Bash."
Tiffany Siart is president and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles; Max Jong is chairman of the board.