At NAB awards, FCC chair and Stevie Wonder

The National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation's annual Celebrationof Service to America awards brought together a DC crowd at the Convention Center that ranged from FCC acting chairMignon Clyburn, above, who presented a station award, to Miss America Mallory Hagan, to Inside Edition's Deborah Norville, who was MC. Stevie Wonder received the Service to America Leadership Award for his work as an activist and UN Messenger of Peace--then came back onstage for an impromptu performance of If You Really Love Me.

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