Event photos from the Cable Hall of Fame, upfronts, show premieres and finales and more
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At the 2023 Cable Hall of Fame gala at New York’s Ziegfeld Ballroom (l. to r.): Diane Christman, president and CEO, The Syndeo Institute at The Cable Center; Michael Willner, chair of the Syndeo Institute at The Cable Center’s board; and inductees Italia Commisso Weinand, Mediacom; Douglas V. Holloway, Homewood Media; Wonya Lucas, Hallmark Media; Julie Laulis, Cable One; and Tom Adams, Charter. (Image credit: The Cable Center)
The Cable Hall of Fame honored its class of 2023 at a gala event held April 23 at New York’s Ziegfeld Ballroom. Plus, Amazon said goodbye to The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel in New York, ABC toasted the end of A Million Little Things in L.A., Nicky Jam took the stage at Telemundo’s upfront and more event photos from around the TV industry in the gallery above.
On stage at the Cable Hall of Fame induction ceremony in New York (l. to r.): John Bickham, former president and COO, Charter; Diane Christman, CEO, The Cable Center; Tom E. Adams, former EVP, field operations, Charter; and Tom Rutledge, chairman, Charter. (Image credit: The Cable Center)
(From l.): Susan Swain, co-CEO, CSPAN; Diane Christman, CEO, Syndeo Institute at the Cable Center; Wonya Lucas, president and CEO, Hallmark Media; and Chris Lammers, COO emeritus and senior executive adviser, CableLabs, at the Cable Hall of Fame event in New York. (Image credit: The Cable Center)
Rachel Brosnahan (l.) and Amazon Studios head Jennifer Salke at the final-season celebration for Prime Video’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel at The Standard Highline in New York. (Image credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Prime Video)
(From l.): Joe Bernard, chief revenue officer, John Leguizamo, partner, and Ben DeJesus, chief creative officer, at NGLmitú’s upfront presentation at Ascent Lounge in New York.(Image credit: Vinny D for NGLmitú)
(From l.): Busy Philipps, Ally Sheedy and creator/executive producer Simone Finch at the New York premiere of Freeform’s Single Drunk Female at the Midnight Theater. (Image credit: Freeform/Ben Hider)
Nicky Jam performs on stage during Telemundo's upfront presentation in New York. (Image credit: Theo Wargo/Telemundo)
(From l.): John Cameron Mitchell, Ashley Zukerman, Nico Tortorella, Xavier Clyde, Jemima Kirke, Chase Sui Wonders and Wyatt Oleff at the May 9 Brooklyn, N.Y., premiere of Apple TV Plus series City on Fire. (Image credit: Marion Curtis/StarPix)
Ovation TV and Spectrum presented $10,000 to Minnesota’s Duluth Art Institute (DAAI) through the 2022-23 Stand for the Arts Awards (l. to r.): Celeste Flynn and Margaret Bailey-Stewart, Charter; Robin Washington, board president, and Christina Woods, executive director, DAI; Duluth City Council member Terese Tomanek; and Sol Doten, Ovation TV. (Image credit: Ovation)
At the series finale for ABC’s A Million Little Things at the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles (l. to r.): David Giuntoli, Eric Roberts and Romany Malco. (Image credit: ABC/Frank Micelotta)
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