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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 448 with guest Julie Budd is now available online for listening on demand
Singer/actress Julie Budd on why her tribute to Frank Sinatra is unlike any other Original Airdates: Apr. 26-28, 2019 TVC 448.2: Ed welcomes Julie Budd, the legendary singer/actress whom Merv Griffin famously dubbed “the mini girl with the maxi voice.” … Continue reading →
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Lee Purcell, Julie Budd, and Kat Kramer: Next on TVC
Two-time Emmy nominated actress Lee Purcell, singer/actress Julie Budd, and actress and producer Kat Kramer will join us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing Apr. 26-28 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio San Francisco Bay Area Friday 4/26 … Continue reading →
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Singer/actress Julie Budd on her journey as an artist; collaborating with the likes of Marvin Hamlisch, Burt Bacharach, Michel Legrand, Herb Bernstein, and Liberace; the importance of honesty in choosing one’s material, which she learned from Frank Sinatra; and what makes REMEMBERING MR. SINATRA, Julie’s new CD, unique among all other Sinatra tributes. REMEMBERING MR. SINATRA is available now at Amazon, iTunes, and CDBaby. For our listeners on the East Coast, Julie Budd will bring her live show THE SONGS OF MY LIFE AND THE COMPOSERS WHO WROTE THEM to the Birdland Theater in New York on Wednesday 5/1 thru Saturday 5/4; she’ll also be honored by The Friars Club in New York on Tuesday 5/14
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 442, Segment 3 with guest Marilyn Michaels is now available online for listening on demand
Show No. 442, Segment 3 with guest Marilyn Michaels Original Airdates: Mar. 15-17, 2019 Ed welcomes singer, actress, comedienne and impressionist Marilyn Michaels. Marilyn’s new book, How Not to Cook for The Rest of Your Life, is not a cookbook, … Continue reading →
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Marilyn Michaels: Next on TVC
Marilyn Michaels, America’s premier woman of a thousand faces and voices, will join us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing Mar. 15-17 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio San Francisco Bay Area Friday 3/15 7pm ET, 4pm PT … Continue reading →
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Tagged " Sammy Davis Jr., 7Up, Alan King, Alyss, anti-cookbook, artist, Barbra Streisand, Barry Shear, Brazil, Broadway, Burt Reynolds, Carol Channing, Chicago, composer, d A.S. Berman, Dean Martin, Debbie Reynolds, Donna Summer, Dwight Hemmion, empowerment, Ethel Merman, Fanny Grice, Frank Gorshin, Frankly Scarlett I Do Give a Damn, Fraydele Oysher, Funny Girl, George Schlatter, Gilbert Gottfried, Girls Night Out, Gregory the Terrible Eater, Harold Sternberg, How Not to Cook, How Not to Cook for the Rest of Your Life, Howard Stern, impersonator, impressionist, James Caan, Jerry Lewis, Jule Styne, Katherine Helmond, Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, London, Love Boat, Marc Chavin, Marilyn Michaels, Mark Wilk, Marvin Hamlisch, Moishe Oysher, Name of the Game, New Faces, Playboy, Rich Little, Robin Leach, Soap, Soap book, Tell Tommy I Miss Him, The Kopykats, Time Bandits, Voices, Who's the Boss, Wonderful at Last, Woody Allen
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Singer, actress and comedienne Marilyn Michaels, America’s premier woman of a thousand faces and voices, on collaborating with her son, comedy writer Mark Wilk; the difference between an impressionist and an impersonator; and why it’s never a good idea to order halibut for delivery. Marilyn’s book, HOW NOT TO COOK FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE, is not a cookbook, but it does offer a recipe for obtaining what you want in life without breaking your bank account or compromising your values. It’s also filled with great stories about Marilyn’s life and showbiz career. HOW NOT TO COOK FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE is available through Amazon.com and MarilynMichaels.com
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