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Hollywood will descend on Washington DC for the inauguration of Barack Obama, but the collapsing economy will put extra pressure on preventing a lavish display of excess.
That's my latest column in Sunday's print edition of weekly Variety, which you can read here.
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the inauguration events are going to be just like that Beverly Wilshire event with Barbra Streisand -- too many people, not enough room.
Posted by: Dr. Acula | December 06, 2008 at 06:12 PM