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Robin Roberts is co-anchor of ABC's Good Morning America. Under her leadership, the broadcast has won five Emmy Awards for Outstanding Morning Program and the 2017 People's Choice Award for Favorite Daytime TV Hosting Team. She has conducted interviews with countless newsmakers, musicians, authors, athletes and celebrities. Additionally, Roberts has done extensive reporting around the globe. 
 Roberts has been honored with the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism, was inducted into the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame, the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame and named one of Glamour's Women of the Year. She has also been on the Hollywood Reporter's New York Power List multiple times. She was voted the "Most Trusted Person on Television" by a Reader's Digest poll in 2013.
 Roberts launched her new production company, Rock'n Robin Productions in September 2014, which creates original broadcast and digital programming for ABC and other networks, including Roberts own podcast Everybody's Got Something. 
 Roberts was diagnosed with breast cancer in June 2007. Five years later she was diagnosed with MDS or myelodysplastic syndrome, a disease of the blood and bone marrow once known as pre-leukemia. Roberts underwent a bone marrow transplant in September of that year. She was honored with a George Foster Peabody Award, Gracie Award and CINE Award for "Robin's Journey," reports on her MDS that inspired hundreds of potential bone marrow donors to register. Additionally, Roberts was recognized with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the ESPY's in July 2013. In 2001, In 2001, 
 Roberts was named a "Louisiana Legend" by Louisiana Public Broadcasting. She was also named to the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup Advisory Board in January 1998. 
 Roberts was named co-anchor of Good Moring America in May 2005. She began contributing to the morning program in June 1995 and has worked in broadcasting for more than 20 years.
 From 1990 to 2005, Roberts was a contributor to ESPN, where she hosted SportsCenter and contributed to NFL PrimeTime. Previously, Roberts was a sports reporter and anchor at WAGA-TV in Atlanta and a morning personality on WVEE-FM. Roberts began her broadcasting career while in college at WHMD/WFPR Radio in Hammond, Louisiana.
 In 1983, Roberts graduated cum laude from Southeastern Louisiana University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications. She was a standout performer on the women's basketball team, ending her career as one of the school's all-time leading scorers and rebounder.
 Roberts' first book, From the Heart: 7 Rules to Live By, was published in 2007. An updated version of the book, including an additional chapter on her battle with breast cancer, was released in 2008.
 In her latest memoir Everybody's Got Something, Roberts tells the amazing story of her courageous battle against a life-threatening illness, the life lessons she continues to learn, and her inspiring return to the Good Morning America anchor desk. A native of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Roberts currently resides in New York City.

Robin Roberts

New York Times best-selling author and the winner of the Fan Favorite award at the 2014 Daytime Emmy Awards, Giuliana Rancic is an entertainment journalist, author, entrepreneur, fashion designer and beauty expert with over 3.5 million devoted followers on Twitter and 10 million followers across her social media platforms. She is the co-star of E!'s hugely popular Fashion Police team and has been on the red carpet for every mega-event in the entertainment industry (Oscars, Grammy Awards, Golden Globes) interviewing the stars and getting breaking Hollywood scoop as well as fashion tips, diet and fitness advice, travel tips and all things pop culture. Giuliana recently created her own signature brand of wine, Xo, G. It's unique in that four single serve shatter-proof cups make up one bottle. It can be found at Walmart and other large retailers across the country and Canada. It is launching in other international territories in 2016 and was recently voted one of the top selling new wine brands of 2015.
 Giuliana launched her own clothing line, G by Giuliana, on HSN - the most successful clothing line debut on HSN in 2012 and won the highly coveted HSN Best Brand Launch award. Three years in, G by Giuliana has become one of the most successful clothing brands on HSN, as well as the highest grossing apparel brand on HSN.com.
 In April 2015, her highly anticipated memoir, Going Off Script was released by Random House and made several lists on the highly coveted New York Times Best Sellers List.
 In 2006, Rancic released her highly-praised debut book, Think Like A Guy: How to Get a Guy By Thinking Like One. It is a practical and funny handbook of rules on landing the man of your dreams. In 2010, Rancic released her second book, I Do, Now What?, published by Random House. Giuliana co-authored the book with her husband, Bill Rancic.
 In 2013, Rancic created "Fab-U-Wish," a program to grant fashion, beauty and celebrity-themed wishes to women battling breast cancer. This program is just one aspect of her ongoing mission to help those going through hardships to find happiness and a positive outlook on life. Others charitable initiatives include The Pink Agenda, Breast Cancer Research Foundation, Operation Smile, Dress For Success, Mercy Home for Boys and Girls in Chicago and the Children's Miracle Networks.
 In 2002, Giuliana joined E! News as a correspondent and in 2005 became solo anchor and managing editor for the show, taking it from the lowest rated show on the network to number one...incredibly within one year. 
 Giuliana recently retired from her role as anchor on E! News to focus on her clothing line, wine company, her charity, as well as other endeavors in television and digital. Giuliana's recent awards include "Fan Favorite" at the 2014 Daytime Emmy Awards, HSN's 2013 "Brand of the Year" award for her clothing line G by Giuliana, the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation's "Caring Is Sexy Award," "Sexiest Mom" from Victoria's Secret "What Is Sexy?" Awards, "Beautiful Humanitarian" award from Professional Beauty Association, the "Ellen Stovall Award" from Lilly Oncology and NCCS and Operation Smile's 2011 "Universal Smiles" award.
 Rancic is a force both on-camera and off but her remarkable success didn't come easily. She is a true result of "The American Dream" and an inspiration to people, both young and old. She was born in Naples, Italy, in a modest neighborhood, and moved to the United States when she was a little girl. Her love affair with television journalism began before she could even speak English - her parents couldn't afford a tutor, so she learned the language by watching TV. She received a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Maryland and a master's degree in journalism from American University. While in attendance, Giuliana worked for a Capitol Hill news bureau covering a number of stories related to the Pentagon, Supreme Court, White House and State Department.

Guiliana Rancic

Patrick Dempsey most recently completed production on Disenchanted opposite Amy Adams for Disney+, which is slated for a 2022 release. Dempsey currently stars in the SKY television series, Devils, which is set to return for a season 2 and will be released internationally this spring. Other recent credits include Universal’s Bridget Jones’s Baby alongside Renee Zellweger and Colin Firth, and the EPIX mini-series The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair.
 Dempsey is best known for his portrayal of Dr. Derek Shepherd on the hit ABC series, Grey’s Anatomy from 2005-2015. His performance earned him a 2007 Screen Actors Guild Award and was nominated in 2006 and 2007 for a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama. Patrick recently returned for a recurring arc in the 17th season.
 Patrick's production company, Shifting Gears produces content for both film and television. A couple of these are the Disney feature The Art of Racing in the Rain and The Orchard documentary Hurley. Current projects include the feature film A Book For Burning in addition to a number of documentaries and docuseries.
 Patrick’s film credits include: Transformers: Dark of The Moon, Valentine’s Day, Made of Honor, Enchanted, Freedom Writers, Sweet Home Alabama, Scream 3, With Honors, Outbreak, Hugo Pool, The Treat, The Palace Thief, Heaven Help Us, Happy Together, Some Girls, Coupe De Ville, Run, Mobsters, and In the Mood. Dempsey became well known from such classic ‘80s nostalgia films such as, Can’t Buy Me Love and Loverboy.
 Dempsey first appeared onstage as David in the San Francisco production of Torch Song Trilogy. Other early-stage work included On Golden Pond for the Maine Acting Company, the international touring production of Brighton Beach Memoirs which was directed by Gene Saks and The Subject Was Roses at the Roundabout Theatre in New York. He also took the stage in The Pasadena Playhouse run of The Importance of Being Earnest as Algernon Moncrieff.
 Dempsey is born and raised in Lewiston, Maine. In 2008, with the intention of giving back to the community where he grew up and where his mother first received cancer treatment in 1997, Patrick founded the Dempsey Center to help make life better for people managing the impact of cancer. Since 2009, Patrick has returned to Lewiston-Auburn every fall for the annual Dempsey Challenge. The annual fundraiser raises funds, so all services offered by the Center are free of charge. In 2016, Patrick took on an advisory role and in 2018 he became a Dempsey Center board member so he could continue to help support those impacted by cancer.
 Dempsey resides in Los Angeles.

Patrick Dempsey