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Landing the star role in Reckless Summer-filmed at her high school last year-definitely had its perks for Jessie Philips. She shared romantic scenes with the superstar, Shane Rockett, and he set her heart aflame. Then he doused it when she [...]

Randy Newman gets Hollywood Walk of Fame star Singer and film composer Randy Newman can add a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame to his collection of honors. Read more on AP via Yahoo! News

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Product DescriptionThis poster shows a panoramic view of the Hollywood Sign. This poster measures approx. 12″ x 36″… More >> Hollywood Sign Art Poster [...]

Hollywood Gossip Monger Tinseltown’s most hated rumor mill Read more on Psychology Today

Hollywood Considering $20-$30 Movie Theater Sidestep [Movies] # movies Time Warner Cable just pitched the major Hollywood studios a new idea: “home theater on demand.” It would allow people at home to watch movies just 30 days after they’re released in the theater for $20-$30. More » Read more on Gizmodo

A heist made for Hollywood Big-time art heists like daring Paris job occupy a special place in the public imagination. » Paul Farhi Paris – Hollywood Los Angeles California – France – Pablo Picasso – George Braque Read more on Washington Post

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Product DescriptionIn a Freakonomics meets Hollywood saga, veteran investigative reporter Edward Jay Epstein goes undercover to explore Hollywood’s “invisible money machine,” probing the dazzlingly complicated finances behind the hits and the flops, while he answers the surprisingly puzzling question: How do the studios make their [...]

In the first of a series of intimate videos around Austin, Hollywood Gossip perform “Turn It Up” outside Shangri La in the East Side.

The country was in deep economic trouble in the 1930’s but this was the Golden Age of Hollywood. So how did Hollywood keep booming when almost everything else fell apart?

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