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It has become clear that the best way to support our community at this time is to cancel our Annual Mothers’ Day Luncheon on May 6th, 2020.
Every year we look forward to coming together as a group for this event to raise money for breast and prostate cancer research at the John Wayne Cancer Institute. And it is with a heavy heart we send this communication on behalf of our entire ABC’s family.
As a community we stand together, and it is our responsibility to take necessary precautions not only for our safety but also of elderly and immunocompromised members of our community and beyond.
Thank you for your continued generosity and support.
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]]>Eva Longoria Bastón and Marty & Lisa Greenberg was honored at the Associates for Breast and Prostate Cancer Studies, (ABCs), Talk of the Town black-tie gala. Actor/Comedian Kevin Nealon, best known for Saturday Night Live, Weeds, and currently starring on CBS’s Man With A Plan, served as the evening’s host while guests enjoyed a performance by the Grammy Award winning Commodores. The gala included a luxury boutique and silent and live auctions.

Muriel Siebert Women of Power Award
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NeNe Leakes and her ‘Woman of Achievement’ award at the Associates for Breast Cancer and Prostate Cancer Studies Annual Mother’s Day luncheon in Beverly Hills.
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“The Real Housewives of Atlanta star was all smiles at the Associates for Breast and Prostate Cancer Studies’ Annual Mother’s Day Luncheon in Beverly Hills on Thursday, where the organization honored her with their “Woman of Achievement” award for her cancer advocacy work. The event benefits the John Wayne Cancer Institute at Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Burbank, California. The organization has raised millions of dollars for cancer research since its launch in 1990.
“I couldn’t even believe that said, ‘NeNe Leakes,’ OK?” the 51-year-old gushed to ET about the honor on the red carpet. “Like, what you saying about me? It means a lot to me, it really, really does. You know, as you know, my husband, [Gregg], was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer and ever since then, we have been all over this whole cancer thing, because it was devastating to our family. But, I’m happy to say today that Gregg is much better. We don’t know that he is free of cancer, but he’s much better.”
Gregg’s cancer battle put a strain on his and NeNe’s marriage, which was well documented on season 11 of the Bravo hit. At one point, NeNe admitted to considering a second divorce from her husband. Today, though, NeNe says she and Gregg “are doing good.”
The frustration came through on RHOA, especially at the season 11 reunion. The tension between NeNe and all of her co-stars was evident on screen, with even host Andy Cohen appearing to get agitated. When ET asked NeNe how she felt about that reunion and her co-stars today, her representative intervened. ET has chosen to include the moment in our coverage after learning that NeNe’s team streamed the interview in-full on Instagram live. The clip has since circulated on Twitter and Instagram.

But, judging by her attitude on the carpet, the fun, bright NeNe fans first fell in love with on RHOA is back, and fully reinvested in her marriage.
“Gregg is doing great,” she notes. “He took a body scan, I think, two days ago, a PET scan, to see if there is any cancer in his body, if it has spread anywhere, and he’ll get the results next week. Fingers crossed, I know he’s good. He looks good. He lost weight and the way he lost, it looks amazing on him. So, I know he’s good.””

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]]>The afternoon event will benefit breast and prostate cancer research at the John Wayne Cancer Institute at Providence Saint John’s Health Center.
Boutiques and shopping begins at 10:30am. Luncheon and awards will begin at 12pm.
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About Our Foundation:
The ABCs was formed 28 years ago by a group of dedicated philanthropists who had originally been associated with the Eddie Cantor Charitable Foundation, an organization that supported a variety of causes. Today, the ABC’s is 200 members strong and growing. Since 1990, our group has raised more than $15 million to support the John Wayne Cancer Institute’s research in advancing treatment and detection of both breast and prostate cancer.
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Major (Retired) Scotty Smiley was honored with the Spirit of Hope Award. Smiley became the first blind active-duty officer in military history following a face-to-face confrontation with a suicide car bomber in Iraq in 2005. After his injury, Scotty’s faith led him to forgive his attacker and inspired him to rebuild his life while continuing to serve his country in the U.S. Army. After earning an MBA from Duke University, Major Smiley returned to West Point to teach. He was named the Army Times 2007 “Soldier of the Year” and won an ESPY award in 2008 for “Best Outdoor Athlete.” He is the recipient of a Bronze Star, a Purple Heart, and the Army’s prestigious MacArthur Leadership Award, and retired from the military in 2015. After the loss of his eyesight he has learned to surf, gone skydiving, climbed Mt. Denali, and became an Ironman. Smiley wrote his book Hope Unseen about his journey through overcoming adversity and now travels the country sharing his message of perseverance, courage, and hope. Currently, Smiley is an investment banker at Drexel Hamilton and is a regular guest on news networks such as NBC, CBS, and Fox.
Spirit of Entertainment Award honoree Kelsey Grammer is well known to a global audience as an actor, producer and director. A six-episode arc as the beloved Dr. Frasier Crane on “Cheers” became the cornerstone of the Juilliard-trained actor’s career. Grammer played the celebrated character in three different television series (“Cheers,” “Wings” and “Frasier”) over a span of 20 years. Grammer has won six Emmys, three Golden Globes and a SAG Award and has received an unparalleled 18 Emmy nominations, eight Golden Globe nominations, 16 SAG nominations and one Tony nomination. Grammer can currently be seen in the Netflix original film “Like Father,” and is shooting his next film “Grand Isle” at this moment. Grammer’s next project will be the timely and powerful new series “Proven Innocent” for FOX about a legal team that takes on cases involving wrongful convictions. On stage, Grammer was most recently seen at the Hollywood Bowl in “Beauty and the Beast” voicing Lumière alongside an all-star cast in a two-night limited run of a live performance of Alan Menken’s music that accompanied a screening of the classic, animated Disney film. He also joined the 2018 season of the L.A. Opera in a limited run of Leonard Bernstein’s operetta “Candide,” which ran January–February 2018, playing the dual role of Pangloss and Voltaire. Grammer is generous with his time, talent and capital. He is an advocate for domestic abuse survivors and provides support for the efforts of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, the American Red Cross, the Center for Autism and Related Disorders, Oceana, the USO, and the Los Angeles Police Memorial Foundation, and others.
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]]>Our host for the evening will be American Actor and comedian J B Smoove.
The 2018 Talk of the Town Gala is our biggest event of the year–bringing together more than 500 grateful patients, philanthropists, physicians, and business and community leaders. Proceeds from the event accelerate innovative breast and prostate cancer research to support The John Wayne Cancer Institute.
About The Jacksons:
The re-formation of one of the greatest pop and Motown super groups in the history of music. The Jacksons are inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, have five #1 albums, 18 #1 hits, 17 top 10 albums, 17 top 40 singles which include their most notable songs such as “ABC”, “I Want You Back”, “I’ll Be There”, “Rockin’ Robin”, and so many more!

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About JB Smoove
JB Smoove is a multi-talented writer, comedian, and actor. He can currently be seen in the beloved role of “Leon” in the iconic HBO comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm. JB’s new book The Book of Leon: Philosophy of a Fool, based on the popular character, was released in October and was nominated for a 2018 Audie Award for the audio version. Smoove is also known for a wealth of notable TV performances including BET’s The Real Husbands of Hollywood, ABC’s Fresh Off the Boat, CBS’ The Millers and Everybody Hates Chris, and multiple appearances on the latenight talk show circuit. He hosted three seasons of the hit show Four Courses with JB Smoove on the MSG Network as well as one season of the long-running NBC comedy competition series Last Comic Standing, and his one-hour stand-up special That’s How I Dooz It is currently in rotation on Comedy Central. On the big screen, JB is currently appearing in the Netflix feature The Polka King alongside Jack Black. He has also appeared in the films Mr. Deeds opposite Adam Sandler, Date Night with Steve Carell and Tina Fey, The Farrelly Brothers comedy Hall Pass, The Dictator opposite Sacha Baron Cohen, and Chris Rock’s Top Five. Smoove also starred in and narrated the cult classic feature PootieTang, also from Chris Rock. He tours as a standup internationally, bringing the ruckus to sold out audiences all over the world.

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