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Hollywood Chrises
The Hollywood Chrises are Chris Evans, Chris Pine, Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt, the four similar-looking white franchise stars at the center of the ongoing internet "Best Chris" debate that began in 2014.
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), founded in 1943 as the Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association, was the journalist group that created and voted on the Golden Globe Awards until its 2023 dissolution and sale to Eldridge and Penske Media.
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
Hollywood Forever Cemetery, formerly Hollywood Memorial Park, is a cemetery and cultural events center in Hollywood, Los Angeles, founded in 1899, holding stars like Judy Garland.
Hollywood Heights (TV series)
Hollywood Heights (2012), a.k.a. adaptation of Alcanzar una Estrella, is an 80-episode nightly Nick at Nite telenovela co-produced with Televisa and Sony Pictures Television, starring Brittany Underwood, Cody Longo, and James Franco, moved to TeenNick mid-run and ending October 5, 2012.
Hollywood High School
Hollywood High School (Hollywood Senior High) is an LAUSD public high school at 1521 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, founded 1903, with PWA Moderne campus, Performing Arts Magnet, SAS, and New Media Academy.
Hollywood Hills
Hollywood Hills is a hillside Los Angeles neighborhood on the Santa Monica Mountains' southern slopes, home to the 1923 Hollywoodland development and Hollywood Sign, modernist hill houses, about 21,000-23,000 residents, and the January 2025 Sunset Fire.
Hollywood Homicide
Hollywood Homicide is a 2003 buddy-cop comedy directed by Ron Shelton, starring Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett as LAPD detectives moonlighting as a realtor and yoga instructor while investigating a rap-group murder; released June 13, 2003 by Columbia Pictures.
Hollywood Hong Kong (香港有个荷里活)
Hollywood Hong Kong (香港有個荷里活), 2001 Fruit Chan black comedy, second of his Prostitute Trilogy after Durian Durian; set in Tai Hom Village shantytown beside Plaza Hollywood, starring Zhou Xun; Venice competition, 2002 Golden Horse Best Director.
Hollywood Music in Media Awards
Hollywood Music in Media Awards (HMMA), founded by Brent Harvey in 2009, is an annual November awards event honoring original song and score in film, TV, video games, trailers, and other visual media; nominations historically precede the Grammys, Golden Globes, and Oscars.
Hollywood on the Tiber
Hollywood on the Tiber (Hollywood sul Tevere): nickname for Rome and Cinecittà studios, 1950-1969, when American majors such as MGM shot epics like Quo Vadis, Ben-Hur, and Cleopatra there, drawn by blocked funds, cheap labor, and Italian artisans.
Hollywood Park
Hollywood Park, Inglewood, California: a nearly 300-acre mixed-use development on the former Hollywood Park Racetrack site, anchored by SoFi Stadium, with 2,500 homes, retail, YouTube Theater and the Hollywood Park Casino.
Hollywood Park Racetrack
Hollywood Park Racetrack, also called the Home of Champions, was an Inglewood, California Thoroughbred track opened June 10, 1938 by Jack L. Warner, home of the Hollywood Gold Cup and first Breeders' Cup, closed December 22, 2013; its land is now SoFi Stadium.
Hollywood Pictures
Hollywood Pictures was a Walt Disney Company film label for more adult-oriented fare, operating from February 1, 1989; first release Arachnophobia (1990); production ended 1996, label used for distribution; notable for The Sixth Sense.
Hollywood Records
Hollywood Records, Disney's mainstream pop, rock, and country label founded in 1989 under Michael Eisner, part of Disney Music Group; struggled through the 1990s, then launched Disney Channel stars like Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, and the Jonas Brothers.
Hollywood Revue of 1929
The Hollywood Revue of 1929 is MGM's plotless all-star early talkie revue, directed by Charles Reisner, produced by Harry Rapf, emceed by Jack Benny and Conrad Nagel, and remembered for introducing "Singin' in the Rain."
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit was a steel roller coaster at Universal Studios Florida, open from 2009 to 2025, known for its vertical lift and rider-chosen music.
Hollywood Rose
Hollywood Rose was the early 1980s Los Angeles hard rock band of Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin, and Chris Weber, also named A.X.L. and Rose; its 1984 demo became The Roots of Guns N' Roses (2004), and its 1985 merger with L.A. Guns formed Guns N' Roses.
Hollywood Shuffle
Hollywood Shuffle is Robert Townsend's 1987 satirical comedy, co-written with Keenen Ivory Wayans, about a Black actor offered only stereotypical roles. Made for about $100,000 partly on credit cards, it grossed over $5 million and became an independent Black cinema landmark.
Hollywood Sign
The Hollywood Sign, originally the Hollywoodland sign, is a landmark of white letters on Mount Lee above Los Angeles, built in 1923 as a real estate billboard.
Hollywood Smothers
Hollywood Smothers, college football running back for the Texas Longhorns (formerly Oklahoma, NC State), Charlotte NC native; 2025 First-Team All-ACC with 939 rushing yards, scored game-winning TD in Texas's 24-23 upset of No. 1 Ohio State in 2026.
Hollywood Squares
Hollywood Squares, American celebrity tic-tac-toe game show created by Heatter and Quigley, debuted on NBC October 17, 1966 with host Peter Marshall and center-square Paul Lynde; revived 1986–89, 1998–2004 (Bergeron, Goldberg), and on CBS from 2025 with Drew Barrymore and Nate Burleson.
Hollywood Undead
Hollywood Undead, Los Angeles rap rock band formed 2005 on MySpace by Deuce and J-Dog; known for pseudonymous members and hockey-goalie-style masks; platinum Swan Songs (2008), Billboard No. 2 Notes from the Underground (2013), now on Sumerian Records with masks revived in 2024.
Hollywood Vampires (band)
Hollywood Vampires: American rock supergroup formed in 2012 by Alice Cooper, Joe Perry, and Johnny Depp, named after Cooper's 1970s Rainbow Bar & Grill drinking club; albums Hollywood Vampires (2015) and Rise (2019).
Hollywood Video
Hollywood Video was an American video rental chain founded in 1988 by Mark Wattles, which grew to 2,006 stores before its 2005 sale to Movie Gallery and 2010 closure.
Hollywood Walk of Fame
The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a sidewalk of terrazzo celebrity stars on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, Los Angeles, run by the Hollywood Chamber of Fame; over 2,700 stars since 1960, six categories, $85,000 sponsorship fee.
Hollywood, Ending
Hollywood, Ending is John Green's 2026 adult fiction debut, published by Dutton on September 22. It follows actors Juniper Castillo and Kai Laramie in the Warhol biopic Andy Warhol Never Gets Old, examining fame and the attention economy.
Hollywood, Florida
Hollywood, Florida: coastal city in southern Broward County between Fort Lauderdale and Miami, incorporated November 28, 1925, founded and planned by Joseph Wesley Young; 153,067 residents in 2020, home to the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk and Port Everglades.
Hollywood, Los Angeles
Hollywood, Los Angeles: neighborhood founded 1887 by the Wilcoxes, an independent city 1903-1910, then the center of the American film industry; dense, transit-oriented, home to the Walk of Fame, Hollywood Sign, and Cinerama Dome.
Hollywood's Bleeding
Hollywood's Bleeding is Post Malone's third studio album, released September 6, 2019 on Republic Records; 17 tracks, 489,000 first-week units, four top-10 singles including "Sunflower," and a 2021 Album of the Year Grammy nomination.
Hollywoodbets
Hollywoodbets, Hollywood Sportsbook, South African sports betting and casino brand based in Umhlanga, Durban; provincial bookmaker licences plus UK Gambling Commission remote licences; Durban July, Sharks, Dolphins, Brentford sponsorships; duopoly with Betway.