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El Tributo a los Logros de los Latinos en la Televisión del Paley Center, presentado por JPMorgan Chase & Co., llevó a los asistentes por un nostálgico viaje a través de más de 70 años de historia televisiva, empezando por el inicio de los años cincuenta, para contar la trama de los logros a través de todos los géneros y dar tributo a algunos de los mas populares programas de ...
1 de feb. de 2022 · The month-long celebration features a virtual Paley Front Row presented by Citi program with members of the cast and creative team from ABC's The Wonder Years, and immersive experiences at the Paley Museum in New York City including OWN’s Queen Sugar’s display of Aunt Vi’s Prized Pies and Diner scene; original costumes from ...
El Paley Center for Media de Nueva York reunirá a grandes figuras hispanas de los medios de comunicación en su Tributo a los Logros Latinos en la Televisión.
Family $125. All Individual benefits, plus: Admission to The Paley Museum, including all special exhibitions like our Salute to Hispanic Achievements in Television, for 2 adults and 4 children for a whole year. Free admission to PaleyGX Gaming Studio & VR Experience for 2 adults and 4 children for a whole year. Patron $1,000.
- Gloria and Emilio Estefan on Accents and The Legacy of Desi Arnaz
- Luis Guzmán on Making It in America
- Karl-Anthony Townson on Connecting His Family Across Oceans
- Jimmy Smits on Improving Grammar
- Edward James Olmos on The Soul of TV
- Don Francisco on Men’s Clothing Design
- Don Francisco on Being Younger Than Bernie Sanders
- America Ferrera on Keeping The Memory Alive
- George Lopez on New hashtag Campaigns
- America Ferrera on The Origins of TV Comedy
Gloria Estefan: I came here at 2 years old from Cuba and I remember it was a perfectly natural thing to hear Desi Arnaz singing in Spanish, music from my land, and it wasn’t a weirdness. It’s like everybody was tuning in, everybody was loving the show and i saw myself reflected so that was a wonderful thing to see early on. I didn’t realize at the ...
Can you believe this? I look around this gorgeous building and I wonder how the hell did a Puerto Rican from Greenwich Village via Cayey, Puerto Rico — let me get that right — how did this guy end up up here? And the answer is simple: televisión. I made some small films starting out, but it was television that gave me my big break… And while we hav...
The first time my family saw me on TV as a high school player is the first time they felt that I could be something. It wasn’t the height, I’m telling you, it was the TV. They were all glued to the TV set — and if you know anything about my household, Yankee games are sacred, so that was big. It was unbelievable, I have a family living all over and...
The first recurring Latino characters on weekly television were Walt Disney’s Zorro and MGM studios The Cisco Kid, but they were played by non-Latino actors: Guy Williams, and a Romanian-born actor named Duncan Renaldo — although Renaldo sounds more Hispanic than Smits does! But The Cisco Kid gave us the first English-speaking role for a Latino TV ...
Throughout this industry, throughout this country, and the world, we are not only in everybody’s mind, but we are in the soul and the construct of this country to the highest level. Without Latinos, the indigenous people wouldn’t be, we are part of the human nature of this hemisphere, and we are the construct of what makes the art form have soul. G...
Everything started here in New York. Before many of you were born, I came here to study and I became a men’s clothing designer. There was only one problem: I lived very close to hear at 32nd and Broadway, The Hotel Stamford. It’s still there. It used to be a hotel for Hispanics, today its for Asian people. Yeah, everything is changing. I went to th...
At this new age, I’m going to start a new life on Telemundo withDon Francisco Invita, and maybe you’re going to say, “Well, this guy’s too old.” I’m older maybe a little bit than Edward James — yes, I’m older than you. But I’m younger than Bernie Sanders!
America Ferrera: You know what, George, you and me have some history. You played my heroic teacher in Real Women Have Curves, and I played your daughter on The George Lopez Show. Oh wait, no I didn’t. I auditioned and you didn’t cast me. That’s okay, it’s not like I remember it or anything. George Lopez: I have a defense: por pendejo!
I just want to say that we must all prevent Donald Trump from becoming President of the United States porque vale verga. Just that on its own, porque vale verga. That’s it. How come? Porque vale verga! What about politics? No tiene politics, can you hear me? Vale verga! Throw a hash tag in front of it.
If television comedy had its own Bible, the first verse would certainly read: In the beginning, God created I Love Lucyand He hasn’t stopped laughing since.
15 de oct. de 2020 · Durante el mes de la Herencia Hispana, The Paley Center for Media ha rendido tributo a los logros alcanzados por los hispanos en la televisión. Visita...
Live from the Red Carpet: The Paley Center Tribute to Hispanic Achievements in Television (2016) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
