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How Hollywood Works Janet Wasko
Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd

On comparing racism to sexism in Hollywood. Sure, it would be great if everyone did the "right" thing in Hollywood. As much as I was learning and liked about the organization, I didn't totally understand the child sponsorship thing. Rogen and Goldberg learned long ago that, when it comes to laughs, you have to work with sheer numbers. Another prognostication: This is The End is the comedy event of the summer, taking an inventive premise, filling it with Hollywood's biggest and brightest comedic stars - Sorry, Vince and Owen - and sticking the landing like nothing you've ever seen before. As opposed to us saying, 'Oh we're all the same'. What are some examples of great Hollywood satire — TV or film — that works? From the producers of RuPaul's Drag Race, Million Dollar Listing, Life With La Toya, Ring My Bell, and Transformations. Seth Rogen and That's the ferocity with which the laughs, and good ones, come in This is The End. Though my primary work, today, is in theater, concert or cabaret stage, I'm really just a simple balladeer, at heart and am likely to sing in a hospice as a huge auditiorium. To me, Sorbo comes across as jealous of Campbell and doesn't really make much of a compelling case -- especially knowing how Hollywood works. I find a place where that can have an impact on my work. I purposefully didn't sponsor a child before I left for Sri Lanka with World Vision. In light of the Onion's failed attempt to satirize the casual misogyny that infects pop culture, I thought we might talk about satire that works.