The National Association of Broadcasters Leadership Foundation said that over 500 TV and radio stations will air its Service to America awards show.

The hour-long broadcast will air Aug. 22 at 7-8 p.m.

The awards are usually given out in June at glitzy banquet in Washington, but the pandemic changed those plans as it has so many others.

The awards go to stations or groups for exceptional community service, as well as a corporate leadership award, which this year is going to SC Johnson.

The program was distributed by Disney pro bono and will be hosted by Tamron Hall, with celebrities and members of Congress announcing the winners per the tradition of the in-person awards.

Those celebrities include Former Service to America Leadership Award recipients Glenn Close, Sara Evans, and Sharon Stone.

TNT will add to its action/drama series lineup with original series Agent X.

The series stars Jeff Hephner (Interstellar), a special government operative deployed to protect the country at the discretion of the vice president Sharon Stone (Casino, Basic Instinct). Gerald McRaney (House of Cards) also stars in the series, which will be executively produced by Armyan Bernstein (Air Force One) and Stone, said network officials.

The 10-episode Agent X is scheduled to launch in the second half of 2015, said the network.

"Agent X is a perfect fit for TNT's expanding lineup of action-dramas," said Lillah McCarthy, senior vice president of TNT and TBS Original Productions in a statement. "It's a slick, high-energy thrill-ride with lots of twists and turns, big action sequences and kick-ass stunts. And at the center of it all, we have an incredible cast led by Jeff Hephner, Sharon Stone and Gerald McRaney."