Hollywood refers to a district in Los Angeles, California, renowned as the historical center of the American film industry. It is synonymous with the production of motion pictures and television shows, representing the glamour and cultural significance of the entertainment sector. The term “Hollywood” often extends beyond this geographic area to encompass the broader film industry itself, including notions of celebrity culture, filmmaking, and the studios that are based there. Historically, Hollywood became the focal point for film production in the early 20th century, attracting filmmakers and actors, and establishing a global reputation for cinematic arts. Today, Hollywood symbolizes not only a geographic location but also the aspirations, narratives, and challenges associated with movie-making and the entertainment industry at large.
Michelle Pfeiffer will imprint her handprints and footprints at TCL Chinese Theatre during the TCM Classic Film Festival in April. Pfeiffer's career will be celebrated with a special screening of…