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Michael Cerbelli’s: The Hot List™ will celebrate its 20th anniversary on July 22. Cerbelli notes that this year’s THL will be different than prior years, “Coming out of the year we just had, let’s stop for a second, guys. Let’s look at some good things coming up, let’s look at some retrospective, what did we learn?”
Through the years, MC has featured a dazzling array of talent during his 90 minutes on stage.
Through the years, MC has featured a dazzling array of talent during his 90 minutes on stage.
Through the years, MC has featured a dazzling array of talent during his 90 minutes on stage.
Through the years, MC has featured a dazzling array of talent during his 90 minutes on stage.
Steven Brundage created Michael Cerbelli’s likeness out of Rubik’s Cubes during THL 2020.
Announcement of my daughter, Kelsie being on the way (“The next ‘Hot’ idea; she’s now 11”) who also then introduced me on stage in 2019 at TSE San Diego
Proposing to my (now) wife Denise in February 2015
at TSE Anaheim
The Chocolate Genius sculpting a chocolate bust, later then used at the Gala that evening for a great laugh
Alfredo Silva of Deadly Games threw knives at MC’s outline during TSE 2018
It was about two weeks before the show and I still wanted one more thing. I didn’t know what I wanted, but I knew I wanted to add one more act. I woke up early as I always do; it was like 4:00 in the morning. There was an email from this girl Jenny, “Heard about your Hot List would like to show you an idea.”
Ah, okay buh buh buh and I got to the office. Sit down at my desk, press play on the video; I’m into it 30 seconds and I’m like ‘hmmm—what’s going on here?’ A minute into it, I’m like—’OK, this is good.’ A minute and a half in I couldn’t watch the screen anymore! I can’t believe he’s going to do this!
And they did this live on stage, even though I knew I was gonna get into trouble with TSE show management. They’re a skating act and they’re on this kind of concave disc about six feet wide, and they travel the world with it. They skate fast but he literally spins her around and holds her and the last thing is a rope around his neck and a rope around her neck and as they are spinning he’s going this way and she’s spinning that way—in opposite directions! It’s the scariest thing ever and everybody in the front row was like—augh!—but it was an amazing closing to the show.
Harrison Greenbaum (shown here in 2018 with MC) took over the pre-show audience warm up after Brett Culp had been doing it for eight or nine years.
Film director Brett Culp presented his 100 Million Moments at Catersource + The Special Event 2020 in Las Vegas. Click here to view the video.
