– Dio: a young couple, both aspiring rock musicians, seek shelter from a rainstorm in an antique store, after an argument. The store is run by a Romani-esque mystic (Ronnie James Dio), who keeps out of their sight. The couple go into a closet, entering another world, where they are separated. Through a crystal ball, the mystic observes the couple, while they're being subjected to discrimination, exclusion, and demands from others to give up their way of life and culture. After the couple are reunited, and rekindle their love (while hostile people begins to circle around them), the mystic smashes the crystal ball onto the floor, releasing them from the other world. "Who's That Girl" (1987) – Madonna: Madonna goes to visit a Romani fortune-teller. The fortune-teller shows Madonna a tarot card, with a moving (cartoon) image, and mysteriously disappears. "Love to Hate You" (1991) – Erasure: the video features a group of female dancers, wearing Romani dress. "Ain't It Funny" (2001) – Jennifer Lopez: Lopez comes across a Romani camp, where a fortune-teller reads her future. Young Romani women comes and makes over Lopez into one of them. In the camp, Lopez finds an irresistible man, and falls in love with him. She then performs a flamenco-influenced routine. Comics DC Comics Dick Grayson (a.k.a. Robin and Nightwing) was established to be of Romani descent in 2015. Zatanna Zatara, a superheroine and magic user, is of Romani descent on her father's side. Her powers originate from her Homo Magi heritage (through her non-Roma mother), an off-shoot of humanity capable of naturally manipulating magic energies. Zatanna's father, Giovanni "John" Zatara, is also a superhero. He made his debut in Action Comics #1 (the same issue as Superman). Nimue Inwudu (Madame Xanadu) is a Romani mystic and fortune teller. Madame Xanadu has the appearance of a stereotypical Romani fortune teller who wears dangly earrings. Cynthia Reynolds styles herself after the stereotypical image of Romani women and adopts "Gypsy" as her superhero identity. In her first appearance, the character is introduced as a petty thief, and a trickster. In 2013, a revamped version of the character is shown acquiring her alias from Amanda Waller, who tells her "You seem to prefer a more nomadic existence. That makes you something of a trans-dimensional... gypsy.". Tora Olafsdotter (Ice) was originally presented as a princess of an isolated tribe of magic-wielding Norsemen. In the 2010 series