Arts & Entertainment
Hamden Native Wins Golden Globe Award
The Hamden native was a winner at the Golden Globes awards show on Sunday night.
HAMDEN, CT — Hamden native Anthony Rossomando was a winner at the Golden Globes awards on Sunday night, according to WTNH News 8. Rossomando, 42, won for Best Original Song for “Shallow,” the song he co-wrote along with Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt for the “A Star Is Born” soundtrack, according to WTNH.
Rossomando, whose father Fred Rossomando is a longtime music teacher in Wallingford, is a member of the band Dirty Pretty Things and reportedly helped the movie’s stars Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga with their guitar skills, according to the New Haven Register.
Read more at the New Haven Register here and WTNH News 8 here.
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