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* 1999: Stars: [[Christina Aguilera]], [[B.B. King]] |
* 1999: Stars: [[Christina Aguilera]], [[B.B. King]] |
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* 2000: Host: Sarah Michelle Gellar; Stars: Mark Anthony, Chuck Berry, [[Jessica Simpson]], The Corrs, Billy Gilman. |
* 2000: Host: Sarah Michelle Gellar; Stars: Mark Anthony, Chuck Berry, [[Jessica Simpson]], The Corrs, Billy Gilman. |
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* 2001: Host: Reba |
* 2001: Host: [[Reba McEntire]]. Stars: [[Tony Bennett]], [[Charlotte Church]], [[Mandy Moore]], Usher Raymond |
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* 2002: Host: Katie Holmes. Stars: Brooks And Dunn, [[Alison Krauss]], Brian Setzer Orchestra, [[Yolanda Adams]] |
* 2002: Host: Katie Holmes. Stars: Brooks And Dunn, [[Alison Krauss]], Brian Setzer Orchestra, [[Yolanda Adams]] |
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* 2003: Host: [[Patricia Heaton]]; Stars: '''[[Ashanti (entertainer)|Ashanti]]''', [[Kenny Chesney]], [[Joss Stone]], [[Renée Fleming]]. |
* 2003: Host: [[Patricia Heaton]]; Stars: '''[[Ashanti (entertainer)|Ashanti]]''', [[Kenny Chesney]], [[Joss Stone]], [[Renée Fleming]]. |
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Christmas in Washington is an annual Christmas television special that currently airs on the U.S. TNT network.
One of two annual holiday specials produced by George Stevens, Jr. (the other being the Kennedy Center Honors), the variety show first aired in 1981 on NBC before moving to its current home on TNT in 1998. Recorded in Washington, D.C. at the National Building Museum, on the second Sunday of each December before being re-edited for later broadcast, Christmas in Washington is a one-hour concert featuring artists from musical genres. Each guest perform at least one solo, but the marquee performer usually has one or two more songs. The show also has at least one guest from the world of opera. Each of the musical performances are backed by a full orchestra and chorus. The show's finale consists of a medley performed by all the musical guests before the attendees-of-honor, the President of the United States and the First Lady, make a closing statement.
Recent events have benefited Children's National Medical Center.
The show also has a host. In recent years, the show has been hosted by Dr. Phil and his wife, Robin. However, since 2009, the show has had a single host. The 2012 edition will feature Conan O'Brien as host and Diana Ross as marquee performer. The show airs live on pay-per-view internationally and in most major cities, after which a re-edited 42-minute version (with commercials in a one-hour slot) airs on the aforementioned TNT network.
Note: The marquee performer is outlined in bold.
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