Entertainment
Janie Sell, Tony-Winning Star of 'Over Here!,' Dies at 86
— Ai Summary —
Janie Sell, a veteran of Broadway musicals, has died at 86. She earned a Tony Award in 1974 for her spirited turn opposite The Andrews Sisters in Over Here!, a World War II musical that ran 341 performances. The Detroit native was born on October 1, 1939, and moved to New York in her early 20s, building a Broadway résumé that included George M!, Irene opposite Debbie Reynolds, I Love My Wife, Pal Joey and Happy End. In Over Here!, Sell portrayed Mitzi, a Marlene Dietrich-like German spy with a lipstick radio, sharing the stage with Patty and Maxene Andrews. Critics lauded her blend of stage presence and vocal flair.
AI-generated summary • Source: The Hollywood Reporter • Read the full article for complete information.
TV's 10 Most Successful Gangster Characters
Questions: Where can I dive into 'The Deepest Breath'?
James Burrows, director of classic TV comedies including 'Cheers' and 'Friends,' dies at 85
Years Later, Dutton Ranch Made Yellowstone Flashback History In An Unexpected Way
Bagnaia gana, Bezzecchi se cae y Marc Márquez y Martín recortan
These 7 Car Parts And Fluids Typically Need Attention And Replacement By 100,000 Miles - Jalopnik
Things Pilots Notice When Flying A Brand-New Aircraft For The Very First Time
Amazon Prime Day is just days away. I found the 46 best deals worth shopping early | CNN Underscored