Geraldo
Geraldo is a Spanish and Portuguese given name, equivalent to Gerald.
In American usage, the name strongly evokes Geraldo Rivera, the television journalist known for sensationalist reporting and talk shows.
His 1986 live broadcast opening Al Capone's vault—which contained nothing—became a byword for anticlimactic spectacle.
Spanish-origin family name
- talkshowInterview-based broadcast program
- journalistNews profession practitioner
- tabloidSensationalist newspaper format
- sensationalismOverhyped news coverage
Fox News · Al Capone · vault · mustache · broadcast · exposé · controversy · reporter
Rivera
Spanish-origin family name
- talkshowInterview-based broadcast program
- journalistNews profession practitioner
- tabloidSensationalist newspaper format
sensationalism · Fox News · Al Capone · vault · mustache · broadcast · exposé · controversy · reporter · correspondent
Jerry
Masculine given name
Eduardo · Roberto · Alejandro · Ricardo · Antonio · Carlos · Luis · Miguel · Pedro · Manuel
- Angolans
GeraldoWalter Cronkite
Edward R. Murrow · Tom Brokaw · Anderson Cooper · Brian Williams · Diane Sawyer
GeraldoRachel Maddow
GeraldoBob Woodward
Carl Bernstein · Ronan Farrow · ProPublica · The New York Times · 60 Minutes
- Gerald Ford
- Gerald GardnerWicca religion's creator
- Geraldine Ferraro