Sandy Kenyon
Before joining the Eyewitness News Team in 2005, Sandy's reports were heard every weekday morning on 1010 WINS Radio. Prior to that he was CNN's Chief Entertainment Correspondent in LA, where he was best known for his "Hollywood Minute." He began his TV career as an Associate Producer at WNET/Thirteen in New York. He is a graduate of Princeton University, where he co-hosted a national radio show, "Focus on Youth."
Sandy has interviewed hundreds of legendary stars in the course of his career, including Eddie Murphy, Robert De Niro, Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Julia Roberts, Cameron Diaz, Clint Eastwood, Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra, Bette Davis, Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, Jimmy Stewart, and Lauren Bacall to name only a few.
During a radio program in May 1994, Sandy interviewed novelist Eileen Goudge. The two were married a year later and now make their home in Manhattan.
Sandy's Stories
Black Theater Coalition improving diversity behind the scenes on Broadway
Half a century of diversity on stage has created what the Black Theater Coalition calls the illusion of inclusion.
Special phone bags for concerts, shows now being used in schools
The idea of not using their phones for eight hours was hard for students to accept at first, but now they say the technology has made it easier to learn.
Man on mission to bring new life to old movie theaters for next generation
Luke Parker Bowles, whose name may sound familiar for good reason, is working to preserve and save old movie theaters.
Free interactive Pixar experience opens in Lower Manhattan ahead of "Elemental" movie release
While fire and water typically do not mix well, the two main characters in Pixar's "Elemental" test the boundaries.
Company puts interns in charge on TikTok as students become the teacher
In the topsy-turvy world of selling stuff on TikTok, the student becomes the teacher.
ABC Upfronts: Disney rolls out upcoming lineup of programming to advertisers
Disney used its presentation to stress the company's commitment to greater diversity, equity and inclusion.
Comedy writer's one-man show 'Sorry for Your Loss' finds the humor in grief
The professional comedy writer found refuge in laughter and searching for the funny in the midst of so much sadness.
Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult dish on Season 3 of 'The Great' now streaming on Hulu
Elle Fanning said there are twists and surprises in store for fans of "The Great" in the lastest season of the show.
New Andrew McCarthy book 'Walking with Sam' shares story of epic journey with son
Andrew McCarthy's third book, "Walking with Sam," shares how the star bonded with his teenage son over the course of an epic journey they took together.
'The View' honors retiring NJ teacher with surprise of a lifetime for Teacher Appreciation Week
An elementary school teacher thought she was attending "The View" as an audience member, but she got the surprise of a lifetime instead.