# Carmen Miranda

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Batman Day Is Back Samuel Garza Bernstein Celebrates It With Cesar Romero The Joker Is Wild

Dynamic and debonair, Cesar Romero was best known for creating the role of the Joker in the 1960s Batman television series. As the first actor to play Batman and Robin's villainous nemesis, Romero established the character's giddy, manic tone and the distinctive laugh that subsequent actors like Ja…

Homestar Runner Halloween #1 [Rewind]

David and Mark talk about Halloween costumes, Carmen Miranda and Carmen San Diego, progressive stories, Reese's chocolate, baking chocolate, Mario games, Ouija boards, the haunted Toys 'R' Us in Sunnyvale, and more! They also discuss the Homestar Runner Halloween toons from 2000-2002: Homestarlowe…

Feature: A new biography on Cesar Romero shows the actor’s varied career beyond The Joker

Actor Cesar Romero is probably best known for his role as The Joker in the 1960s Batman series, a portrayal that would later define the character and cast a large shadow over future screen adaptations. But well before Romero put on the green wig and red lipstick, he had a successful and varied care…

Ep 129 - Down Argentina Way

Down Argentina Way, the title of a 1940 Hollywood Musical starring Betty Grable, Don Ameche, and Carmen Miranda or as it is in this case, a selection of music from four Argentinian composers: Ariel Ramirez, Alicia Terzián, Astor Piazzolla, and Alberto Ginastera. Ariel Ramírez - Misa Criolla - Firs…

“Latinidad in Musical Theatre” Author Stefan Sittig

Episode 187 — Latinidad in Musical Theatre Welcome back to The Conner & Smith Show, where history, artistry, and storytelling collide. In this episode, we sit down with author Stefan Sittig to discuss his upcoming book Latinidad in Musical Theatre, a vital and illuminating exploration of Latinx c…

1367 THE MOST BIZARRE BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER YOU’VE NEVER HEARD

Tonight on Strange Planet, Miranda Cunha recounts a chilling encounter that defies easy explanation. What began as an ordinary day became a terrifying confrontation with a towering, human-like creature her nephew called “The Monkey Bear Boy.” Was it Bigfoot, a misidentified animal, or something far…

My Boomer Buddies Podcast: S3 E25: Tere Tests Rick's Knowledge Of Boomer Era Ads, Slogans & Jingles!

Send us Fan Mail This video is about Nostalgia and Advertising History Show Notes Content Type Panel: Tere Walsh & Rick Reed Primary Goal Nostalgia and advertising history Summary Join us as we take a nostalgic trip through classic 50s and 60s commercials, testing each other's knowledge of catchph…

Latinidad in Musical Theatre with Stefan Sittig

In this episode, we talk with Stefan Sittig, director, choreographer, educator, performer, and author of Latinidad in Musical Theatre, about the lasting influence of Latine artists, music, dance, and choreography on the American musical. From Carmen Miranda to Lin-Manuel Miranda, Sittig traces a c…

Paul Clayton- "Fermenting Gases"

Would you believe it? This week’s guest President is the wonderful actor, director and writer Paul Clayton, and the enchanted bingo machine has once again decided that our ramble should take us somewhere we really weren’t expecting. Paul joins us in the great outdoors, where our first destination …

Scotty Watson Teaches Improv From The Second City, UCB And Magnet Perspectives!!

Scotty Watson recently appeared in a very popular series of commercials for the New York TV market. Off-Broadway Scotty was seen as the disembodied head of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton in the Off-Broadway musical Walmartopia! He is an alumnus of The Second City Canadian National Touring Company and …