había una canción de barry manilow de 1985. salió una película que es barry manilow. continuar con el proyecto que busca extender los servicios de bar al centro de san josé. además, una televidente tuvo un accidente en la salida de un parque de diversiones y exigió un reembolso. le diremos si lo consiguió. con esto y más. los pemosesra seguimos con las informaciones hablando de esta ampliación de la ruta del board que pretende conectar el centro de san josé con el resto de la bahía. pero para lograrlo, líderes del silicon valley están pidiéndole fondos al gobierno federal y a

that's what one south bay filmmaker is now doing, creating a buzz among fanilows also known as barry manilow fans. director lorena cortez is re-imagining the hottest spot north of havana, the copacabana. a new version of that hit song is coming back to life as a short film based on the love story. it's being shot right now at the iconic corinthian grand ballroom in san jose. but in this version, the filmmaker is incorporating a cast that's mostly women of color. in the 1950s, when these old hollywood films were shot, there were there was diversity, but it wasn't shown on the big screen. so for that reason, i want to show what a story would have been told. like with a mix of diverse backgrounds. film historians will point out the only film previously tied to the song was an seconds tv movie starring barry manilow and the original film had no lola nor rico, or even a tony for that matter. as for the question just who shot who? we'll have to wait for the film release. how did i do on that, laura? did i read that very well? all we were missing were the puffy sleeves. exactly right. hey, coming u

lorena cortez is producing and directing the short film adaptation of the classic movie, and the barry manilowong that followed a few decades later with vintage cars and costumes depicting the late 40s and early 1950s. i can't believe that i'm such an important part of her story, her dream. so i'm just every day looking at the lights and the shots are so gorgeous. it's the love story of tony, the bartender and lola, the showgirl at the copacabana. lola is wowed by a rich man named rico who wears a diamond. but if you look closely at this set and the actors, you might notice that this time 90% of the cast and crew are women, and most are women of color. in the 1950s, when these old hollywood films were shot, there were there was diversity. but it wasn't shown on the big screen. so for that reason, i want to show what a story would have been told. like with a mix of diverse backgrounds, cortez's background is not in film but fashion. she's now testing the industry and looking for perfection from her crew. action. and since cortez runs the show, women and people of color became her priority. my g

and she says she couldn't sleep last night because she kept humming that tune, the barry manilow song. and in her mind, and to be honest with you, audrey, i've been doing that all day as well. this is a passion for her and not just because of the hollywood classics. here's what she's doing. she said that back then, in the late 40s, early 50, the areas were where these, films were. these incidents happened. those areas were diverse. but when you saw the big screen, you didn't see a lot of diversity in the movie. and so what she wanted to do is make her cast and also her crew diverse in that way. 90, nine, zero, 90% of her staff and crew, they are all women and most of them are women. of color. and so she's trying to send that message, that the diversity is the way it was and that women are just as capable, if not more, to do films as men. well, damian, now i have the song stuck in my head, we were looking at the video there, we see a lot of the crew members were able to speak with them as well. what do they say? can't film. so it won't, it won't take too long for them to finish the pre

in fact, if you hang around till august, you'll be able to see barry manilow. one person that people want to see and that is donald trump making his keynote speech. and accepting his presidential nomination. now he's supposed to be arriving around 8:00 central time in the us. that would be around 2 am. uk time. however we know with donald trump he's often, makes the audience wait to build up that anticipation. and so it could be much later into the morning in the uk over the scene. a bandaged donald trump here at the convention, he's been listening to speaker after speaker sing his praises . and speaker sing his praises. and last night the main event was jd vance. that is the iowa senator. and of course, donald trump's vice presidential pick as his running mate. and vance spoke very passionately about hope . very passionately about hope. yes, last night. and he also said that if donald trump had not turned his head at that split second, then a would be assassin could have killed him. and this, in fact, could be a major day of mourning for the republican party.