Episodes (Page 30)
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Sandy Grushow served as chairman of FOX broadcast network and television studio for nearly 25 years, overseeing development of American Idol, 24, House, and Malcolm in the Middle
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David Salzman founded four successful startup companies and overseeing productions totaling more than 15,000 hours of television across multiple platforms
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Donna Rosenstein, one of the most respected casting directors in the country, became head of casting at ABC during its heyday from 1983 to 1999
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Mark Cronin, one of the world's most respected reality producers, started career with Howard Stern and became head writer for MTV's dating show Singled Out
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Steve McPherson, former president and chairman of ABC TV Entertainment Group, orchestrated one of television's most dramatic network turnarounds with iconic shows like Lost, Desperate Housewives, a...
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Royce Clayton is a veteran of 17 Major League Baseball seasons, first-round draft pick, MLB All-Star, and 2007 World Series Champion with Boston Red Sox
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Mario Kassar is a film producer specializing in worldwide action-packed blockbusters, having released 36 motion pictures nominated for 16 Academy Awards
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Henry Bushkin was Johnny Carson's personal lawyer and manager for 18 years.
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Ricky Blitt is an executive producer, writer, and showrunner.
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Dr. Phil McGraw is a globally recognized mental health professional.
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Jay Blumenfield and Tony Marsh own The Jay and Tony Show production company.
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Sarah Siegel-Magness is a writer, director, and producer.
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Bill Bellamy started as a stand-up comedian at Rutgers University.
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Campbell McLaren created the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).
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Jeff Apploff began as a nationally touring stand-up comedian.
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Ali LeRoi is an Emmy-winning executive producer, director, and writer.
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Jason Goldberg, co-creator of "Punk'd," discusses 20 years in content creation.
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Best of 2013 features advice from Hollywood executives.
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Patty Jenkins, director of "Monster," shares her filmmaking journey.
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Will Keenan leads Endemol Beyond USA, the digital division.