Hollywood: history, origins, stereotype

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[...] But there are only 700 seats so it's first-come first- serve. The ceremony is hosted by a different celebrity each year paid 15 000$ for the night. The name come from Margaret Henrick, an Academy librarian, who, while looking at the statue, said does it look like my uncle Oscar??. It was in 1931. The Golden Globes: Famous American ceremony sometimes confused with the Oscars. The main difference is that the Golden Globes doesn't only focus on the motion pictures but includes TV series. [...]

[...] In the beginning of the year 1931" Universal Picture produced three films, ?Frankenstein", "Doctor Jekyll And Mr. Hyde" and ?Dracula" .The success of these three works pushed the company to produce more and more films about monsters. It was the universal monster's period with films like " The Mummy"," The Invisible Man". Peplos The first peplos appeared in the 30's at this time this type of films were called fiction. The peplos is an historical fiction and set in classical times. "The Robe" was the first peplos in US in 1953. The glamour was also there. [...]

[...] Teenage series like ?Beverly Hills?, big production movies as Jurassic romantic films like Titanic? and others films and series that only people born in the 90's can remember. The New Millennium announces a new level. The technology keeps growing, allowing new effects, new sounds, and new visuals. From fictional films as Twilight to Lost Place film as Avatar?. We can continue the panorama of the Hollywood movie History but we think that you have a general point of view now. IV- Well-known Ceremonies Hollywood likes ceremonies The quarter hosts many famous awards and ceremonies. [...]

[...] And for girls, not all the boy have got 6 packs of abs, a charming smile and are rich enough to buy you the new Louis Vuitton shoes. And here we come to our next point. Hollywood isn't for rich people only. Ok, Hollywood isn't cheap. But you easily can afford to live there even if you are a lambda person. Well, you'll need to do some sacrifices but if you know how to correctly deal with money, it's possible. [...]

[...] We are going to tell you few stereotypes about that. First, about women. There a lot of clichés about girls. One of the most common is the cliches of the weak girl, lost, sensible, with a troubled past or dark side and who are saved by the hot shirtless man running in the beach. The girl often plays piano or violin. Of course, the boy is tall, have six packs abs, white teeth, a great sense of humour and can surf. [...]