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Julie Chen Moonves hosted the popular summer reality show Big Brother which returned to CBS for its 22nd Season on the 5th of August. Chen Moonves had been The Talk's first hosts, hosting and moderating the show from 2010 until 2018. Then it was when she started writing that her passion for writing was revealed. The fact that she hosted an amazing entertainment talk show has earned her an additional Emmy. Her experience in the news industry helped her make the transition from The Talk, which examines topical events and contemporary problems through the lens by five women hosts.Chen Moonves served as co-host for CBS News' weekday morning show The Early Show from 2002 until 2010. She anchors The Early Show as well as CBS Morning News. The CBS Television Network broadcasted a half-hour of news at the beginning of the day. Chen Moonves also covered the conflict in Iraq, among other major news stories on The Early Show. After the attacks of 9/11, she was sent to Cairo and located the main hijacker's father to give him an fascinating interview. Chen Moonves is a journalist who has worked with newsmakers including the former New York City City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Queen Rania as well as former Defense Secretary William Cohen and Denzel Washington. Chen Moonves reported on the Emmy award-winning CBS Sunday Morning program. She profiled famous people like Jamie Lee Curtis, Betty White, Jamie Foxx, Katie Holmes, Scarlett Johansson Matthew McConaughey Brooks, Robert deNiro and Jennifer Lopez. Previous jobs included working as a reporter with ABC NewsOne, the network's affiliate news channel (1992-1995) and as a desk-assistant in ABC News' Los Angeles Bureau (1990-1991) and all the while finishing her last year of college from the University of Southern California. The desk was hers in ABC News' Nightline program alongside Ted Koppel. Ted Koppel has remained one of her journalists heroes. Chen Moonves was Koppel's co-worker for Anatomy of a Riot (the primetime special that won the Columbia du-Pont award and looked at what happened during the Los Angeles riots of 1992).
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