Podcasts about hollywood wax museum

Devan tries to gaslight John into drinking again and then we do another deep dive into the lives of Will and Dawn, the stars of "Yankee In The South" as they go to a Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge and then Blue Moose Burgers. We couldn't help ourselves. God Bless America #yankeeinthesouth #comedy #podcast Get weekly bonus episodes: https://www.patreon.com/HateWatchPodcast Join the Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/hatewatchpod/ Available on all platforms. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Follow the pod on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hate_watch_pod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hatewatchpod/ Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/devancosta Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/devanjamescosta

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Shoulder pads, Rubik's cubes, luminous clothes, angsty movies... and of course loads of factoids. Paulo and Dori don't know everything about the 80s - but they know enough to make them sound like experts. Give us a follow on https://web.facebook.com/That80sShowSA This podcast originally plays as a radio show with music - here are the songs we spoke about and played: Notorious - Duran Duran Raintown - Deacon Blue Me, myself and I - De La Soul Puppets - Depeche Mode Dead or Alive - My Heart goes Bang Baby you've been good to me - Robin Auld

If you haven’t been to the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge, you need to plan to go there the next time you visit the Smokies! Everyone will have so much fun seeing wax figures of their favorite celebrities and taking pictures with them. Did you know there are even more fun things to do […] The post 4 Fun Things to Do at the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

With the release of IT: Chapter Two, Braydon and Belinda decided to cover haunted amusement parks/carnivals. They discuss Kings Island in Mason Ohio, a 364 acre amusement park where the land has seen over 100 deaths. Following along with Lake Shawnee Amusement Park which was once an ancient burial ground for the Native Americans. Belinda also tells the true tale of Elmer McCurdy and how his mummified body travelled from carnivals to movie sets for over 60 years!!EPISODE NOTES:We start off with Belinda talking about Elmer McCurdy. He was a shot and killed at the age of 31 in 1911 after robbing a train in Okesa, Oklahoma. After his body was left unclaimed at the local funeral home, the undertaker took it upon himself to embalm the corpse and set him up for display. Visitors could see him if they put nickel in his mouth. In 1916 a traveling carnival came into possession of the corpse and had him for the next 6 years until they sold him to Louis Sonney and his travelling Museum of Crime. But after Sonney passed away the mummy was put into storage for the next 15 years.Then his claim to movie fame came about when Elmer's body was used in the movie She Freak in 1967. In 1968 he was sold to Spoony Singh, the man who started the Hollywood Wax Museum. After a terrible windstorm knocked over the display in Mount Rushmore and broke fingers and toes off, Singh sold him to The Pike in Long Beach, California. He remained in the "Laff in the Dark" ride as a prop until a crew member from "Six Million Dollar Man" tried to move him. McCurdy's arm fell off and the police were called. He was finally laid to rest in 1977 with concrete on top of his casket. He will never go on another rollercoaster again.Braydon starts off the spooky-coaster with some hauntings on King Island. In the 1800's the island had an ammunition factory but an explosion had caused around 100 deaths, possibly more. The amusement park was then built in 1972 and is the 10th largest in the world! The park features over 100 attractions, 14 rollercoasters and a 33 acre water park. But, in 1991 three people died in the same day. Two security guards were electrocuted to death in a pond and a drunk lady fell 20 metres to pavement and died upon impact when riding the Flight Commander. The park also features an Eiffel tower where a drunk man climbed to the top and then fell down the elevator shaft and again, died upon impact. He now haunted the tower and is called "Tower Johny."Johny isn't the only ghost. There is a little blonde girl between the age of six and nine, she's dressed in a blue dress and can be seen running in the car park. Her ghost is called "Tram Girl" because she runs in front of oncoming trams and stops on the tracks forcing the tram drivers to stop immediately. "Racer Boy" is an apparition that can be seen before or after sunset. He haunts the Racer previously known as the "Shooting Star" at Coney Island where the ride was bought from. The are reports of a boy falling out of the cart on the ride and being crushed to death on the tracks by another on coming cart. The Racer Boy is believed to be that young man. To make things worse, Kings Island also has a cemetery called "Dog Street". There are graves there dating back to 1803. The park is still active today.Why stop at 2 stories? Belinda talks about Lake Shawnee Amusement park that was abandoned in 1966. Though the park is open for tours during October and can be book for private events, it is not in operation and everything is grown over. The land was once the scene of a horrible event the massacre of the Clay children by the Shawnee Native American tribe who scalped two of their victims. Though the Clay men killed some of the natives in retaliation, they still executed the third Clay child by burning him at the stake. The farm owned by the settlers was sold off some years later to Conley T. Snidow in the 1920's. He then built the park with with circular swings, a ferris wheel, a water slide, a dance hall, a speakeasy and opened up the pond and swimming whole complete with canoes.The park had seen about six deaths but closed after two young children had died there. A young girl riding the circular swings was killed instantly when a truck backed into the path of the ride. Her ghost sometimes appears and she is still wearing the pink ruffle dress she was wearing but now its covered in blood. ON another occasion a young boy was swimming in the pond when his arm got caught in a drain and he drowned to death. The park was bought 20 years after being closed and the current owner says he can hear children's laughter, footsteps and the swings moving. When approaching the swings there seems to be cold air around them but a warmth inside the seats. A man can be seen sitting on the ferris wheel quite often though it would be impossible for anyone to get upn there. A visitor has even been locked in an old ticket booth even though it can't be locked.If you wanted to follow us on social media, we can be found on: Facebook, and on Instagram You, Me, and a Poltergeist, Braydon, BelindaCHECK OUT ALL THE OTHER PODCAST ON TNC: THATSNOTCANON.COM

Irma Hardjakusumah is the founder of Studio Left, a design studio that she recently launched out of the success of her career. Irma is an award-winning designer with a wide range of design vocabulary and over 15 years of experience in Multidisciplinary Design marked with achievements in all fields related: Exhibit Design, Event Design, Experiential Marketing, Retail/Interior Design and Furniture Design. She is a well-rounded design professional who not only is capable of driving the design process from a macro perspective but is also skilled, knowledgeable and detail oriented to be intimately involved in every step of execution. Naturally talented in both creative and technical sides of design, Irma is able to take a project from its first phase of ideation, through engineering and all the way to its final phase of production. Irma has designed environments for clients such as Sequoia Productions (The Oscar’s Governors Ball, The Emmy Awards Governors Ball), Havas Luxe Events (Swarovski, Audemars Piguet), Jumpline Group (Costume Designers Guild Awards), James Beard Foundation, Hollywood Wax Museum, Hollywood Guinness World of Records Museum, The New York Times, USC Pacific Asia Museum, LACMA, SKYY Vodka, Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace, Nine West, Starwood hotels, Wolfgang Puck, Chrysler, Bentley, Audi, Patek Philippe, LG, Walmart, MTV, Google, Universal, Hearst Publications, Saks Fifth Avenue, LA Music Center, and many more. Irma is all about putting herself in other peoples shoes. That’s her job after all. When people walk through one of Irma’s exhibits or event environments, she wants them to feel something deeply. That feeling is an emotion, which creates a sense of wonder or amazement. Irma is clearly really good at delivering those emotions in people, because she is constantly asked back to do it again. But emotions just don't happen, and provoking them can be incredibly difficult. Through storytelling Irma is able to bring people into a moment or a succession of moments that create these emotions. Just like a director does with a film, she does with design. People never forget her immersive experiences because people never forget when an emotion has shifted them so deeply.    Find Irma and Studio Left Online: Pinterest - @irmahardjakusumah Instagram - @studio_left Twitter - @IHardjakusumah   Some Questions I Ask: What triggered your passion for design? Is there a different feeling you get when designing something temporary vs. permanent? How important is it for you to move on from what you’ve done last time vs. learn from what you’ve done last time? Have you become a better storyteller over the years, and how have you become better? Have you ever had to sacrifice creative control on a project because other people think they know better than you?   In This Episode, You Will Learn About: Taking a destructive moment and making it reusable  Formulas are the death of creativity  Becoming one with your work Learning how to put yourself in your customers shoes The importance of constantly pushing boundaries     Music Composed by John Zarcone    

This time, it’s a rapid-fire trip from the Wonder Woman Exhibit at WB Hollywood Tour to Ripley’s Believe It Or Not to Guinness World Records to Hollywood Wax Museum to Yestercon, and, finally, the Claremont Comic Show. Listen in and enjoy!

If you thought Dolly Parton was the only celebrity you could see in the Smoky Mountains, boy, are you wrong! Thanks to the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge, you can see Brad Pitt, Elvis Presley, Natalie Portman, Marilyn Monroe and other stars. Well, in wax form. The only wax museum in the country dedicated […] The post Celebrities Come to Life in Pigeon Forge, Sort of appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

If you thought Dolly Parton was the only celebrity you could see in the Smoky Mountains, boy, are you wrong! Thanks to the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge, you can see Brad Pitt, Elvis Presley, Natalie Portman, Marilyn Monroe and other stars. Well, in wax form. The only wax museum in the country dedicated […] The post Celebrities Come to Life in Pigeon Forge, Sort of appeared first on Visit My Smokies.