Model and actress Paris Berelc was born on the 29th day of 1998 in Milwaukee, WI. Paris, one of America’s most skilled actors, is also a world-class dancer, a model, a gymnastics champion, and an excellent performer on stage.ContentsEarly Childhood, Family, And Education Of Paris BerelcAge, Height, And Weight Of Paris BerelcThe Career Of Paris BerelcRise […]
The Sopranos when he heard Morphine’s song “Buena,” from the trio’s 1993 album
Cure for Pain.
Ortega, who was 28 years old at the time, had never heard the band before, but took a deep dive into Morphine’s music. He was particularly drawn to frontman Mark Sandman’s two-string slide bass, and became so obsessed that he had local luthier Scott Lofquist build him two basses, one of which is a left-hand replica of the instrument played by Sandman, who died from a heart attack during a concert in Italy in 1999.
When Ortega, who plays in a duo called the Two-String Project, heard about ArtHyve’s Record to Record, a series of online panel discussions via Zoom that combine the intellectual atmosphere of a book club with the world of music, he asked the group s founders, Jessie de la Cruz and Sigri Strand, who Ortega says are huge Morphine fans, about doing a discussion on the album as part of the series.
Exclusive interview: Paris Berelc on revving up for the new NASCAR sitcom The Crew
Mon Feb 15, 2021 at 9:39am ET
Paris Berelc will star in the new NASCAR inspired The Crew. Pic credit: Eric Liebowitz/Netflix
Paris Berelc is suiting up for an adult role in the new Netflix NASCAR-inspired comedy series The Crew as up-and-coming race car driver Jessie de la Cruz, who is trying to bump Jake Martin (Freddie Stroma) out of his car in order to make history as the first female driver for Bobby Spencer Racing.
“We have a really entertaining rivalry throughout the show and we both have these things that we want,” Berelc tells Monsters & Critics in this exclusive interview. “He’s trying to keep his seat, and I’m trying to take it. So, yeah, it was a fun rivalry relationship to play around with.”