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Entertainment Attorney Elsa Ramo Named One of Los Angeles Most Influential Women Attorneys
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LOS ANGELES, April 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Entertainment law firm
Ramo Law PC announced today that its Managing Partner Elsa Ramo is among the honorees in the
Los Angeles Business Journalspecial supplement recognizing the city s most influential women attorneys. The
Journal s Publisher and CEO Josh Schimmels writes Los Angeles is truly a national leader when it comes to influential women – and the field of law is no exception. The women named in the special issue have been recognized for exceptional legal skill and achievement across the full spectrum of responsibility, exemplary leadership as evidenced by the highest professional and ethical standards, and for contributions to the Los Angeles community at large.
There are few things in modern pop culture more magical than the moments when you can forget that the Muppets aren’t actually living creatures. Usually, it happens with a song at least, it does for me, every time I see Kermit the Frog wistfully singing “Rainbow Connection” in a swamp. Or when I see “Hey, a Movie!” from
The Great Muppet Caper, where Fozzie, Gonzo, and Kermit taken completely seriously by everyone around them sing and dance through a bustling movie set, laying out the premise of the story viewers are about to see.
All puppetry is a testament to the power of make-believe, but as a cast of felt-and-fur characters with more than 50 years of history, the Muppets have endured in a way that virtually no other puppet characters have. They’re also in a bit of a rut these days, compared to the critical and commercial success of their 1970s peak. The Muppets were a sensation, a crossover primetime success for adults and children alike. They sang beloved son