Marisha Wallace Will Perform DREAMGIRLS Encore on Clubhouse
The Broadway s Finest Effie is back for an encore of And I m Telling You. by BWW News Desk
As BroadwayWorld reported last week, the hit musical Dreamgirls was live streamed in four unique performances on the Clubhouse app over the weekend. Approximately 8K people tuned in to listen to the all-star casts, one of which -The Broadway s Finest- trended #4 on US Twitter.
Tomorrow, March 2 (2pm EST) Marisha Wallace is back by popular demand to perform an encore performance of And I m Telling You on the Clubhouse app. Join the ON BROADWAY club for entry.
Ray Fisher: Joss Whedon Hasn t Sued Me Because Movie Bosses Know I m Telling the Truth
Celebrity
The Cyborg depicter claims the reason the Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator has been so quiet after his accusations is because bosses at Warner Brothers know he s telling the truth. Feb 17, 2021
Joss Whedon is because Warner Bros. bosses know I m telling the truth.
The actor came forward with his allegations of poor treatment on the Justice League set last year (20), revealing Whedon was abusive towards him and unprofessional when he stepped in as director after
Zack Snyder had to leave - prompting an investigation by Warner Bros officials.
Trump după blocarea pe Twitter: „Nu vom fi reduşi la tăcere! sputnik.md - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sputnik.md Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Superheroes surprise 5-year-old boy hospitalized for Christmas after he was hit in the head by a stray bullet
Chicago (WBBM) Clareon Williams Jr. is only five years old, and he will spend Christmas recovering from gunshot wounds. He is an innocent victim of Chicago’s gun violence.
Tuesday morning, Clareon got a holiday surprise when Spiderman, Superman, Batman and other superheroes escorted by police vehicles went to Comer Children’s Hospital.
Clareon was shot in the head in November while playing on his iPad inside his home in Roseland. He was wearing Spiderman pajamas at the time of the shooting.
Clareon Williams, 5, gets surprise visit as he recovers from gunshot wound; WFLD’s Tia Ewing reports.
Spider-Man, Mickey Mouse and other famous characters paid a special visit to a Chicago boy this Christmas season.
Clareon Williams, a 5-year-old who has been in medical care since November after being struck by a stray bullet that a mystery gunman fired into his home, was surprised Tuesday when superheroes and cartoon icons arrived at the Comer Children’s Hospital to drop off presents for him. This is what Christmas is about, bringing kids’ dreams to life, Early Walker, the president of I’m Telling, Don’t Shoot, a local organization dedicated to preventing gun violence, told the Chicago Sun-Times.