For some odd reason, one of my friends, a few weeks ago, kept singing Rita Moreno's heavily accented version of "Everything's Coming Up Roses" from "The Ritz" and each time, I completely busted up. So when I intrerviewed Miss Moreno a few days ago for an article running in Thursday's LA Daily News, I told her about it and without missing a beat, she launched right into it:
Almost fell outa my chair.
She's the best! Here is an early look at my story on the legendary entertainer who is...Read Full Story
Posted on September 10, 2008 Filed Under Events , In The News , Movies |
Ever felt like watching Jodie Foster as Hannibal Lector greeted Clarice? Or snapping while Rita Moreno hummed with the Sharks and the Jets? You might just get your chance next month.
A plethora of stars will settle on earth with the little people for a one-night-only event at the ArcLight theater in Hollywood on Oct. 1 during “Target Presents AFI Night at the Movies.”
A-list celebs such as Dustin Hoffman, Cameron...Read Full Story
West Side Story is heading back to Broadway and though Jennifer Lopez isn’t starring in the revival, she did star in a Vanity Fair tribute photo shoot recently, vamping it up as Rita Moreno in the classic movie musical. Lopez told interviewers that the movie was a huge influence on her as a young entertainer.
Jennifer Lopez said she has watched West Side Story 37 times and it inspired her to become a Fly girl, “I never wanted to be that wimpy Maria, who sits around pining for her guy. I...Read Full Story
Award-winning actress, Rita Moreno , who was part of the original cast when ‘The Electric Company’ launched in 1971, “feels the power” when she and new cast member Priscilla Diaz who plays “Jessica” answer fan questions via ‘The Electric Company’ YouTube page. Rita shares her fondest memories of the show and reveals what it was like to be a part of the original series. They also discuss the new version of the program which premiered a third season this February on PBS Kids (check your local...Read Full Story
Award-winning actress, Rita Moreno, who was part of the original cast when “The Electric Company” launched in 1971, will once again “feel the power” when she participates in an online interview pegged to the season three premiere of the contemporary version of the iconic series on February 7 on PBS Kids! GO (check your local listings).
Using the YouTube application, Google Moderator, fans of the old and new versions of the hit series are welcome to submit questions through words or video...Read Full Story
Ben meant so much to all of us. To our families. To John. To Peter. To have them gone now is devastating to me." Rita Moreno, who appeared alongside Gazzara in one of his later roles in the 2000 flick 'Blue Moon,' said "He was a wonderful man, and I so ...
Rita Moreno wowed audiences as Anita in "West Side Story" 50 years ago and has been a Hollywood mainstay ever since. Winner of an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award, she talks to Erica Hill and Chris Wragge about her career and the release of the Blu-ray edition of "West Side Story" 50th Anniversary.
Rita Moreno Talks About Turning 80 And Playing Fran Drescher's Mom On 'Happily ...Huffington PostBetty White may be getting all the attention as a lovable actress still going strong in her golden years, but Rita Moreno is doing some impressive things, too. The former "West Side Story" star just turned eighty, is starring in a one-woman Broadway ..."West Side Story" star Rita Moreno turns 80CBS Newsall 4 news articles »
Rita Moreno talks to Erica Hill and Chris Wragge about turning 80 and how she's keeping busy with her latest projects, including a live show and the sitcom, "Happily Divorced," with Fran Drescher.
Moreno also told co-anchors Erica Hill and Chris Wragge about what she feels she could have done better in the now-classic musical. Check out the video below for the first part of her interview, in which Moreno talks about finishing her one ...
Rita Moreno news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Rita Moreno performances. According to Wikipedia: Rita Moreno is an Academy Award-winning actress and the first and only Puerto Rican actress in history to have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award.