The World’s No.1 Superstar®, Sidow Sobrino with actors Ernie Castelo and Jamie Carson

Ernie Castelo is a seasoned broadcast journalist and actor whose career spans more than two decades across television, radio, and live performance. With experience as a news anchor, reporter, host, producer, and writer, Castelo has built a reputation for credibility and adaptability in an industry that thrives on reinvention. His work has placed him at the intersection of storytelling and public service, bridging news and entertainment with authority and presence.

Beyond journalism, Castelo is an active performer, serving as a troupe member of ImprovCity in Orange County, California, where he brings humor and spontaneity to the stage. His artistic range underscores his ability to move fluidly between serious reporting and comedic performance — a rare duality that defines his career.

A proud U.S. Navy veteran, Castelo’s background reflects a deep commitment to service, discipline, and integrity. Today, he continues to balance media, performance, and community engagement, embodying the values of resilience and versatility both on screen and off.

 

The World’s No.1 Superstar®, Sidow Sobrino with actors Ernie Castelo and Jamie Carson

 


Jamie Carson is an American actress whose career reflects a lifelong devotion to performance across theater, film, and television. Born in Ventura, California, she began performing at the age of four in children’s theater, where she developed a strong foundation through roles in Steel Magnolias, Annie, The Crucible, Glory of Christmas and Easter, and the lead role in Emily. Her early stage work shaped the discipline and versatility that continue to define her career.

Transitioning from theater to screen, Carson pursued her passion for film and television while still in high school and college, appearing in a range of commercials and independent productions. After moving to Los Angeles, she secured roles in television hits such as WB’s Charmed, NBC’s Saved by the Bell: The New Class, and the teen comedy USA High. Her film credits include Stupid Teenagers Must Die! (2007), Unwelcome Strangers, and Hunger Pains (2008).

Carson’s career expands beyond acting into voice-over work, while her personal life reflects a commitment to wellness and philanthropy. She is an avid dancer, fitness enthusiast, and traveler who also supports charitable organizations, including the Muscular Dystrophy Association and Race for the Cure. Splitting her time between Los Angeles and San Diego, Jamie Carson continues to balance artistry with advocacy, embodying the modern entertainer’s drive to create while giving back.

 

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