Hollywood - The Chinese Theatre and The Walk of Fame

Hollywood is not a metropolis but a district of northwest Los Angeles. Hollywood was once a city but the lack of a successful water supplying and independant sewage system lead to its merger with Los Angeles in 1910. In that same year, D.W. Griffith a manager of films, came to the west coast and dig the first film in California c aloneed In antiquated California. He later went fend for to New York and told everyone of that lovely place. It was during the beginning World War that Hollywood became the entertainment capital of the world, completely in all other countries were experiencing the war in the own yards while the U.S. was full by it. After the war, everyone well-nigh the world knew about Hollywood and people would travel from all everyw here to be secern of that magic.\nHollywood is known for their films and the district uses that to its advantage. There are landmarks all over Hollywood that mickle be recognized by almost anyone. The Hollywood bye of Fame, The Ch inese Theater, and of course the most famous the Hollywood marking. These structures form Hollywood and its famous culture. The bewilder influenced Hollywood and they continue to lease people all over the world to Hollywood. These structures are the yield of the culture of the film exertion in Hollywood, and it is also a mask to the people who accrue here to be famous. Hollywood obliges it seem that everyone can be famous and achieve stardom and that is not true. Thousands of people come here thinking that, only to interpret that it is very difficult to happen. What Hollywood culture does it inspires aspiring role player and film makers to come make their dream come true. Hollywood has been in existence for galore(postnominal) years and continues to grow culturally and population wise.\n\n1. Hollywoodland, 1923\nThe Hollywood sign was built in 1923 and it primitively said Hollywoodland it was built as a giant advertizing for the housing development under the mountain. In the photo supra is the original lettering of Hollywoodland (Figure 1), the H ...