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Holly Marie Combs
Holly Marie Combs (born 1973, San Diego) is an American actress and producer, Piper Halliwell on Charmed (1998-2006), Kimberly Brock on Picket Fences, Ella Montgomery on Pretty Little Liars; she announced her acting retirement in 2026.
Holly Metcalf
Holly Metcalf (Harriet Morris Metcalf), American rower born 1958 in Providence, Rhode Island; won gold in the women's eight at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, the first US women's rowing gold, then coached MIT and founded Row As One, G-ROW, and WeCanRow.
Holly Near
Holly Near (born 1949, Ukiah, California) is an American feminist folk singer-songwriter, actress, and activist, a founder of the 1970s women's music movement, founder of Redwood Records, and writer of "Singing For Our Lives."
Holly Palance
Holly Kathleen Palance (born 1950, Los Angeles) is an American former actress and journalist, daughter of Jack Palance, known for The Omen (1976), co-hosting Ripley's Believe It or Not!, and later audiobook narration.
Holly Randall
Holly Randall (born 1978, Hollywood) is an American erotic photographer, adult film director, and host of the Holly Randall Unfiltered podcast; daughter of Suze Randall, founder of Holly Randall Productions, Holly Randall Agency, and Wet Ink Magazine.
Holly Ringland
Holly Ringland, Australian author of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart (2018), The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding (2022), The House That Joy Built (2023), and The World Beneath Her Feet (2026); also co-host of ABC's Back to Nature.
Holly Robinson Peete
Holly Robinson Peete, born 1964 in Philadelphia, is an American actress known for Officer Judy Hoffs on 21 Jump Street, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, and Hallmark movies, and co-founder with Rodney Peete of the HollyRod Foundation for autism and Parkinson's disease.
Holly Rowe
Holly Rowe, American ESPN sideline reporter and play-by-play commentator since 1998, covering college football, women's basketball, and the WNBA; 2022 Sports Emmy winner and Utah Jazz's first female color commentator.
Holly Sampson
Holly Sampson (Holly Joy Sampson), born 1973 in Prescott, Arizona, is an American actress and model who starred in the Emmanuelle 2000 softcore series, worked under aliases Nicolette Foster and Zoe, and was named in the 2009 Tiger Woods scandal coverage.
Holly Schepisi
Holly Schepisi is an American politician and attorney serving as a Republican New Jersey state senator for the 39th district, after six years in the General Assembly.
Holly Taylor
Holly Taylor (born 1997, Middleton, Nova Scotia) is a Canadian-American actress and dancer known for Paige Jennings on The Americans (2013-2018) and Angelina Meyer on Manifest, after a Broadway run in Billy Elliot.
Holly Valance
Holly Valance, born Holly Rachel Vukadinović, is an Australian-British actress and singer who played Flick Scully on Neighbours and topped the UK singles chart with "Kiss Kiss" in 2002.
Holly Walsh
Holly Dione Walsh (born 1980) is an English comedian, writer and executive producer, BAFTA-winning co-creator of Motherland, creator of The Other One and Amandaland, and a former Chortle Best Newcomer stand-up.
Holly Willoughby
Holly Willoughby is a British television presenter born in Brighton. She rose from children's TV, co-hosted ITV's This Morning (2009–2023), and launched a new lifestyle series in 2026.
Holly Woodlawn
Holly Woodlawn (1946-2015), born in Puerto Rico, was a transgender actress and cabaret performer, a Warhol superstar of Trash (1970) and Women in Revolt (1972), immortalized in Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side" and author of A Low Life in High Heels.
Hollyhock House
Hollyhock House is a house museum in Los Angeles designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1919–1921 for oil heiress Aline Barnsdall, and Los Angeles's first UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Hollyoaks
Hollyoaks: British Channel 4 soap opera created by Phil Redmond, first aired 23 October 1995, set in a fictional Chester suburb, produced by Lime Pictures in Liverpool; known for youth-focused storylines and social-issue firsts.
Hollysys Automation Technologies
Hollysys Automation Technologies (和利时) is a Chinese provider of automation and control systems for industry, rail transportation, and nuclear power, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Beijing.
Hollywood
Hollywood, a Los Angeles neighborhood founded in 1886, incorporated 1903, annexed 1910, is the center of the American film industry, home to the Hollywood Sign, Walk of Fame, and dense renter population.
Hollywood (miniseries)
Hollywood (2020) is a seven-episode Netflix limited series by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, an alternate history of post-World War II Hollywood in which marginalized actors and filmmakers succeed, released May 1, 2020, starring David Corenswet, Darren Criss, and Jeremy Pope.
Hollywood accounting
Hollywood accounting, also known as Hollywood accountancy, is the practice of defining "net profit" in film contracts so studio fees and overhead consume revenue before participants are paid.
Hollywood Adventures
Hollywood Adventures (横冲直撞好莱坞) is a 2015 Mandarin action comedy directed by Timothy Kendall, produced by Justin Lin's Perfect Storm with Beijing Enlight Pictures, starring Zhao Wei, Huang Xiaoming, and Tong Dawei; it earned $53 million in China and scored poorly with critics.
Hollywood Africans
Hollywood Africans is a 1983 painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat confronting stereotypes of African Americans in the entertainment industry, held by the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.
Hollywood Arts
Hollywood Arts is a 2026 Netflix teen sitcom, a spin-off sequel to Nickelodeon's Victorious, following Daniella Monet's Trina Vega as an unqualified substitute teacher at her old performing arts high school; 26 episodes ordered, premiered October 15, 2026.
Hollywood Babylon
Hollywood Babylon (Hollywood Babylone) is Kenneth Anger's 1959 scandal book about Hollywood, first published in Paris, banned within 10 days in its 1965 US printing, authorized in 1975. Famous for lurid, largely fictionalized tales of Chaplin, Valentino, Clara Bow, and Monroe.
Hollywood blacklist
The Hollywood blacklist (1947–c.1960) barred entertainment workers suspected of Communist ties from studio employment, beginning with the HUAC hearings and Hollywood Ten, expanded by Red Channels, and broken by Trumbo's 1960 screen credit.
Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood Boulevard is a major commercial and entertainment street in Hollywood, Los Angeles, best known for the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the TCL Chinese Theatre, and the Academy Awards.
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Bowl: iconic 17,500-seat open-air amphitheater in the Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles; summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic since 1922; owned by LA County, rebuilt shell in 2004, new L-Acoustics L-ISA sound system in 2026.
Hollywood Burbank Airport
Hollywood Burbank Airport, also known as Burbank Airport and legally named Bob Hope Airport, serves the Los Angeles area from Burbank, California. Opened in 1930, it got a $1.3 billion replacement terminal in 2026.
Hollywood Cemetery (Richmond, Virginia)
Hollywood Cemetery, established 1847 in Richmond, Virginia, is a private rural garden cemetery on the James River designed by John Notman, holding Presidents Monroe and Tyler, Jefferson Davis, and 18,000 Confederate soldiers.