HOLLYWOOD HAIKU

Short Poems About a Small Town Built on Big Dreams

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Friday, March 12, 2010

The Art of Survival

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GERMAN & JEWISH ARTISTS IN EXILE: Only those who've endured it themselves can know what these and other talented individuals went t...
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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Sunset Boulevard (1950)

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THE DEMENTED RECLUSE: Gloria Swanson as Norma Desmond making her final descent into her imaginary close-up and madness. This scene, more th...
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Friday, February 26, 2010

8433 Sunset

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From 1940 through the late 1950s, Ciro's nightclub was "the" Hollywood hot spot frequented by Tinseltown's elite. But it ...
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

A Sign Of The Times

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THE HOLLYWOOD SIGN GETS A TEMPORARY FACELIFT: The Trust For Public Land has until April 14 to raise funds to purchase the property surround...
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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Dear Heidi

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Twenty-three-year-old reality TV personality Heidi Montag as interviewed by Entertainment Reporter Billy Bush on " Access Hollywood ....
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I BEGAN WRITING and publishing "Hollywood Haiku" (i.e., entertainment industry themed and inspired poems in haiku form, under the aforementioned title) years ago on Hometown AOL, Geocities and MySpace. Since then, numerous imitators have sprung up and two of the three hosting sites have shut down. But I believe (at least, I hope) that my original concept, style and voice remain distinctive.

I am a lover of all things Hollywood, from the industry's humble and innovative beginnings to its technologically astounding present. It is because of my passion for the cinematic and theatrical arts (and due to my penchant for observation and scribbling) that I offer my poetic perspective. Enjoy! - G. M.
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