Mentions have included (with links): OK Magazine, Perez Hilton, Xfinity, Radar Online, People Magazine and SocialiteLife.

E! was a media partner at the event, and will be posting exclusive video content as it’s available — we’ll be sure to keep you in the loop. In the meantime, check out their stellar carpet coverage here.

Gregory Ellwood at HitFix did an awesome review of the show, noting that “things got bigger this time around in more ways than one,” and specifically calling out Amy Poehler’s “very funny [acceptance] speech ending with a reminder that comedians may be some of the most self-centered “weirdos” out there, but they also tend to have the kindest hearts as well.”

Proof of this: Check out Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph at the pre-event cocktail reception, courtesy of Us Weekly, and JustJared also highlighting honoree Amy Poehler and husband Will Arnett on the carpet.

My HealthySELF: How TV Producer Noreen Fraser Fought Back Against Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is one of women’s biggest fears. But Noreen Fraser’s story proves that even the scariest nightmare can lead to amazing success.

Fraser, a television producer (of Entertainment Tonight, for one!), had been religious about mammograms, but one day in 2001, the then 47-year-old found a lump somewhere between her breast and her shoulder — just above the invisible line where the mammogram’s imaging stops. She was sure it was nothing, but she decided to be safe and have it checked out, and it turned out to be breast cancer. Fraser then had a lumpectomy and radiation.

Click here to read the full interview

I remember when my first child was born. The doctors didn’t even let you near your wife as she gave birth. We missed it all. But today it’s totally reversed. Now we do everything from sharing the pregnancy test, to Lamaze class, to helping your wife through the birth. Remember that one word you shouted a million times? “PUSH!” And that once in a lifetime experience – watching your child pop out.

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Here’s a great photo of Noreen delivering the Keynote.

Noreen Fraser is currently abroad, delivering a keynote speech at the Global Breast Cancer Conference (GBCC). In her stead, Noreen Fraser Foundation Vice President Michelle McBride blogs this week about her battle with her genetic legacy and her ‘celebration’ of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Check out the FoxNews.com blog for more, and, as always, visit Noreen Fraser Foundation on Facebook for all our latest news!

We at the Noreen Fraser Foundation are honored to be partnering with LIFETIME as a member of the FIVE Coalition as the network enters its 17th year of supporting National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. The FIVE Coalition is presented in conjunction with FIVE, a star-studded Original Movie directed by Jennifer Aniston, Patty Jenkins, Alicia Keys, Demi Moore and Penelope Spheeris. FIVE takes a bold, honest and irreverent look at breast cancer told through the personal stories of five women.

The FIVE Coalition is a network of organizations providing ways for all to take action in the fight against breast cancer, and the Noreen Fraser Foundation is pleased to stand with six other top nonprofits to create an unparalleled system of support and resources for breast cancer survivors, patients, advocates and their friends and families.

Read Noreen’s Fox News Blog Post about FIVE HERE.

Learn more about FIVE HERE.

Download the FIVE Discussion Guide HERE.

Full article here

The FIVE Coalition is a network of organizations providing ways for all to take action in the fight against breast cancer, and the Noreen Fraser Foundation is pleased to stand with six other top nonprofits to create an unparalleled system of support and resources for breast cancer survivors, patients, advocates and their friends and families. Visit MyLifetime.com for more details and the air schedule for FIVE!