Washington, we’ve got T-minus 1 day until this town’s annual game of “Who Wants to Touch a Celebrity?,” commonly referred to as the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, and news outlets are already showing their cards (although there’s been no mention of “House of Cards” stars yet). Here’s a list of who we know will be in town so far. Check back for updates as more names start rolling in.
Time:
Bradley Cooper, actor
Christopher Nolan, director
People:
Kristina Schake, communications adviser to Hillary Clinton
Fortune:
Brian Chesky, Airbnb founder and CEO
NBC Universal:
Lorne Michaels, producer
Tara Lipinski, ice skater
Johnny Weir, ice skater
Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.)
Sen. Bob Casey, Jr., (D-Pa.)
Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.)
Paul Buccieri, president of A&E Network and History Channel
Cecilia Muñoz, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council
Tina Tchen, chief of staff to first lady Michelle Obama
Tom Colicchio, chef
Cody Keenan, White House speechwriter for President Obama
Peter Farrelly, film director
Don Nelson, former NBA player and head coach
Andy Lack, chairman of NBC News
Phil Griffin, president of MSNBC
Mark Hoffman, president of CNBC
NBC News:
Andrea Mitchell, Chief Foreign Affairs correspondent
Chuck Todd, Moderator of “Meet the Press” and NBC News Political Director
Lester Holt, anchor of “Nightly News” Weekend and co- anchor of “TODAY” Weekend
Al Roker, co-anchor of “The Today Show”
Kristen Welker, White House correspondent
Chris Jansing, Senior White House correspondent
Cynthia McFadden, Senior Investigative correspondent
Tamron Hall, co-anchor of “The Today Show”
Tom Costello, National correspondent
Jim Miklaszweski, Chief Pentagon correspondent
Kelly O’Donnell, Capitol Hill correspondent
Pete Williams, Justice correspondent
Peter Alexander, White House correspondent
MSNBC:
Joe Scarborough, co-host of “Morning Joe”
Mika Brzezinski, co-host of “Morning Joe”
Al Sharpton, host of “Politics Nation”
Chris Matthews, host of “Hard Ball with Chris Matthews”
Toure, co-host of “The Cycle”
Lawrence O’Donnell, host of “The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell”
Krystal Ball, co-host of “The Cycle”
Kasie Hunt, political correspondent
Abby Huntsman, co-host of “The Cycle”
Thomas Roberts, anchor of “MSNBC Live”
Alex Wagner, anchor of “Now with Alex Wagner”
Ari Melber, co-host of “The Cycle”
Joy Reid, political commentator
Ronan Farrow, journalist
CNBC:
Hampton Pearson, Washington bureau correspondent
Diana Olick, real estate correspondent and editor of “Realty Check”
Kelly Evans, co-anchor of “Closing Bell”
Joe Kernen, co-host of “Squawk Box”
Carl Quintanilla, anchor of “Squawk on the Street”
Becky Quick, anchor of “Squawk Box”
John Harwood, chief Washington correspondent
Melissa Lee, news anchor
Jim Cramer, host of “Mad Money”
Sara Eisen, global consumer correspondent
Scott Wapner, host of “Fast Money Halftime Report”
Eamon Javers, Washington, D.C. reporter
Steve Liesman, senior economics reporter
Rick Santelli, Business News network editor
Jon Fortt, co-host of “Squawk Alley”
Telemundo:
Jose Diaz-Balart, anchor of “Noticiero Telemundo”
Maria Celeste Arraras, actress
The Washington Blade:
Laverne Cox, actress
AOL:
Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks quarterback
Ciara, singer and Russell Wilson’s date
Bill Belichick, New England Patriots head coach
Frank Kaminsky, Wisconsin Baders basketball player
The Hill:
Lucy Liu, actress
Connie Britton, actress
Constance Zimmer, actress
CNN:
Jane Fonda, actress
Eric Dane, actor
Rebecca Gayheart, actress and wife of Eric Dane
CBS News:
Gina Rodriguez, actress
Henri Esteve, actor
Madeleine Albright, former Secretary of State
Téa Leoni, actress
Tim Daly, actor
Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.)
John Miller, Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence & Counter-terrorism of the NYPD
Julian Castro, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development J
Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-Texas)
Anotine Chedid, Lebanon Ambassador to the U.S.
David Thorne, former U.S. Ambassador to Italy
Cosmopolitan Magazine:
Norman Reedus, actor
Lauren Cohan, actor
Billy Eichner, Funny or Die
Gabourey Sidibe, actress
The Washington Post:
Tom Perez, United States Secretary of Labor
Jack Lew, United States Secretary of the Treasury
Fred Hochberg, Chairman and President of the Export-Import Bank of the United States
Steve Case, co-founder of AOL and Chairman of Case Foundation and Revolution
Jean Case, CEO of The Case Foundation
Megan Smith, United States Chief Technology Officer in the Office of Science and Technology Policy
The New Yorker:
Larry Wilmore, Comedy Central host
ABC:
Julie Bowen, actress
Ty Burrell, actor
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, actor
Eric Stonestreet, actor
Anthony Anderson, actor
Tracee Ellis Ross, actress
Kenya Barris, creator of “Black-ish”
Kerry Washington, actress
Atlantic Media:
Tim Simons, actor
Michelle Monaghan, actress
Samantha Power, United States Ambassador to the United Nations
Cass Sunstein
Jeff Zients, director of the National Economic Council
Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.)
Ray Mabus, Secretary of the Navy
Fox News:
Brody Jenner, reality star
Donald Trump, real estate magnate
Melania Trump, wife of Donald Trump
Martha Stewart, TV personality
Kelly Rutherford, actress
Billie Jean King, former professional tennis player
Alanna Masterson, actress
USA TODAY:
Jane Seymour, actress
Alfre Woodard, actress
Wendy Mclendon Covey, actress
Pete Wentz, musician
Naya Rivera, actress
Michelle Trachtenberg, actress
Rob Thomas, musician
Troian Bellisario, actress
Maria Menounos
Thomson Reuters:
Ava DuVernay, director
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, actor
Michael Kelly, actor
Andre Holland, actor
Chrissy Teigen, model
Brandon Marshall, New York Jets wide receiver
James Gorman, Chairman and CEO, Morgan Stanley
Jeh Johnson, United States Secretary of Homeland Security
John Hickenlooper, Governor of Colorado
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.)
Neil Eggelston, White House Counsel
Anita Breckenridge, Deputy Chief of Staff to President Obama
Michael Froman, U.S. Trade Representative
Todd Stern, United States Special Envoy for Climate Change
Ricardo Zuniga, National Security Council’s Senior Director for Western Hemisphere Affairs
The Huffington Post:
Steven Johnson, author and TED talker
Bethany Mota, YouTube star
Sarah Koenig, journalist
Sean Parker, former president of Facebook
Nash Grier, Vine star
Marcus Johns, Vine star
Heather Armstrong, blogger
Jerome Jarre, Snapchat star
Killer Mike, musician
Tyler Oakley, YouTube activist
CSPAN:
Joyce Woodhouse, a.k.a C-SPAN Mom
