Similar words: wholly, wood, woods, woody, scallywag, wooden, woodland, rosewood. Meaning: n. 1. the film industry of the United States 2. a flashy vulgar tone or atmosphere believed to be characteristic of the American film industry 3. a district of Los Angeles long associated with the American film industry. adj. 1. of or relating to the film industry in the United States 2. flashy and vulgar.
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121 Jesse Jackson descended upon Hollywood to protest the almost total absence of black and minority nominees.
122 I used to send my songs off to outfits in Hollywood that I had read about in magazines.
123 They are autographed to my aunt, who worked as a beautician in Hollywood for many years.
124 Never in my wildest dreams had I ever thought I would even go to Hollywood, let alone work with people like him.
125 So, even moderate fame still eluded him, and Nicholson remained unknown outside of a small Hollywood clique.
126 When it comes to playing debased, self-destructive women, Leigh is the best actress in Hollywood.
127 A big bear threatens rich, glamorous men in this Hemingway-esque adventure tale with a Hollywood aftertaste.
128 Peter Fonda was, in that year, also heading towards Hollywood, without the slightest encouragement from his father.
129 The Hollywood was one of the last pure burlesque theaters anywhere.
130 No Hollywood director would have the imagination to cast him as anything but a thug.
131 And some cemetery supporters have suggested that the industry itself may be persuaded to bail out the Sleeping Ones at Hollywood Memorial.
132 He won, surprisingly but deservedly, in the factual documentary category for his eye-opening series Naked Hollywood.
133 Director Jack Cardiff cut all my best lines in deference to the Hollywood stars.
134 She had only a few harsh words, mostly for Hollywood and its denizens.
135 Why bother being Hollywood if you end up with such an identity crisis?
136 Tough guy or sweet guy? Why bother being Hollywood if you end up with such an identity crisis?
137 As a result, some aspects of Hollywood history are magnified in the ups and downs of his career.
138 She devoted herself to Catholic charities in the 1980s, selling her Hollywood home and jewels to finance her work.
139 Lybrand nine days after Forbes magazine reported that Hollywood depreciated the value of its video cassettes more slowly than competitors.
140 In his research for Hollywood Haven, Schnauber used both official reports from government offices and original documents.
141 The Hollywood Reporter recently conducted a survey to find out who are the most bankable directors.
142 You don't have to get stuck into Sky to hear the cry Burn Hollywood Burn.
143 According to Hollywood gossip,[http://sentencedict.com/hollywood.html] both the leading actors were detested by the rest of the cast.
144 He expected and would receive all the superficial applause for the Hollywood stud.
145 Until now, it has been relegated to sketches by Hollywood types with active imaginations, Elliott said.
146 Actors are getting paid more than their worth all over Hollywood right now, and in a big way.
147 She used to go to Hollywood parties, hoping to be discovered.
148 The next day, the same show attracted more than 9, 000 listeners at the Hollywood Bowl.
149 His celebrity status gave him access to the Hollywood highs - and lows.
150 The proprietor of a North Hollywood candy store recently posted a sign saying he may no longer accept Wells Fargo checks.
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