Hollywood smash: Alcohol in movies linked to child boozing
The Province
Sixty-one per cent of Hollywood movies use product placement of some kind, they note. Producers cannot use tobacco in placements yet face no restrictions on alcohol. Health watchdogs should be concerned, and not just in the United States, they warn.
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The Oscars: Hollywood's ultimate tribute
Monsters and Critics.com
By Andy Goldberg Feb 21, 2012, 14:13 GMT Los Angeles - What motivates the thousands of actors, directors, make-up artists, gofers and countless other professionals who devote their lives to the Hollywood movie industry? Some are in it for the money, ...
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Celebrity Apprentice: Patricia Velasquez Loses, While Trump Criticizes ...
Fox News
Gety Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Related Stories Celebrity Apprentice: Patricia Velásquez and Dayana Mendoza Top Contenders Dayana Mendoza on The Apprentice It was a devastating loss for Venezuelan bombshells Patricia Velásquez and ...
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More Hollywood films set for China
CNN
China has remained mostly closed to Hollywood, with a quota of 20 foreign films per year, most of them being from the United States. Under the agreement, announced during US Vice President Joe Biden's trip to Los Angeles with his Chinese counterpart Xi ...
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Rules, schmules! Oscar hopefuls work around new guidelines
Baltimore Sun (blog)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The January 31 photo opportunity for the film "The Artist" came courtesy of Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LaBonge, who presented the cast and crew of the film with the inaugural "Made in Hollywood" award.
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Hollywood Today: Fat Tuesday at Amoeba Music
Patch.com
Hollywood United Methodist Church, at 6817 Franklin Ave., hosts its weekly homeless ministry from 11 am to 1 pm today at the front gate of the church. Lunch as well as clothing and personal hygiene items are distributed to the homeless.
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US research claims Hollywood movies influence teenagers' binge drinking habits
WalesOnline
By Madeleine Brindley, Health Editor TEENAGERS' binge drinking habits are being influenced by Hollywood movies featuring alcohol, new research today suggests. Experts believe watching a lot of films featuring alcohol makes teenagers twice as likely to ...
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