The Paley Center for Media's tribute to African-American Achievements in Television
Lee Daniels - A host of stars were snapped as they arrived for the Paley Center for Media's tribute to African-American Achievements in Television which was held at the Cipriani Wall Street in New York, United States - Wednesday 13th May 2015 (2 Pictures)
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