How the Roxies are made Mark Kennedy AP New York
The article explores how Broadway's Chicago casts celebrity Roxies since 1996. It details casting, marketing, and the balance between fame and pro dancers, noting stars from Brooke Shields to Alyssa Milano and Pamela Anderson. It highlights director Walter Bobbie and choreographer Greg Butler.
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New York
Roxie Hart
Chicago
Roxie
Roxies
Brooke Shields
Mel B
Lisa Rinna
Ashlee Simpson
Angelica Ross
Ariana Madix
Velma
Greg Butler
Los Angeles
Butler
Bob Fosse
Ann Reinking
Fosse
Melanie
Reinking
Melanie Griffith
Alyssa Milano
Walter Bobbie
Bobbie
Melora Hardin
Notable Stars Joined Since 1996 List Inclusions
Since 1996 the roster has grown to include Brooke Shields Mel B Lisa Rinna Ashlee Simpson Angelica Ross and Ariana Madix reflecting expanding high profile participants across pop culture and media.
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Brooke Shields
Mel B
Lisa Rinna
Ashlee Simpson
Angelica Ross
Ariana Madix
Brazil's caramelos rise as symbol of Brazilian spirit
In Brazil the caramelos or vira lata caramelo mutate from street dogs into cultural icons through memes, a Netflix film scene, Carnival homage, and petitions to appear on currency. The mutts, seen as resilient symbols of Brazil's diverse roots, gain international attention from Bruno Mars to a British mission mascot, Lord Caramelo.
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Brazil
Netflix
Diego Freitas
Joao Pessoa
Khelson Silva
Silva
José
Nelson Rodrigues
Bruno Mars
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