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Entertainment & Sports

Jul. 20, 2004

Hooray for Hollywood

Daily Journal EXTRA Feature - Hollywood is about telling stories: how the crack investigative team catches the television killer, or the ups and downs of love on the big screen, or the bad breakups and good parties that find their way on the radio dial.

        Hollywood is about telling stories: how the crack investigative team catches the television killer, or the ups and downs of love on the big screen, or the bad breakups and good parties that find their way on the radio dial.
        But as any entertainment lawyer will tell you, half the fun of Tinseltown is in the plotlines behind the scenes. The crime, love, breakups and good parties a...

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