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08/07/2025

She went from a five minute scream cameo to a monster making legend. The Bride of Frankenstein is finally having her moment, and Kristi breaks down every haunted maze, horror house, and fang-tastic evolution that got her there.

Hollywoodland News' Vice President of Hospitality and Attractions, Kristi Gamble, Find out how Universal turned this classic icon into a centerpiece of Halloween Horror Nights and the new Epic Universe’s Darkmoor.

Spoiler: she’s not just the Bride anymore… she’s the boss.

🧟‍♀️ Read the full article here: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/bride-of-frankenstein-at-90-universal-monsters/

08/06/2025

What does it mean to celebrate a culture after trying to destroy it?

In this new editorial for Hollywoodland News, Regina Luz Jordan looks at the long arc of cultural erasure in America, from the internment of Japanese Americans in 1942 to modern day ICE raids in Los Angeles. She also share what her family remembered as a child watching his Japanese Catholic classmates disappear, and why our communities continue to preserve truth when institutions try to rewrite it.

📖 Read the full article: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/cultural-erasure-in-america-immigrant-narrative/

08/05/2025

New from Hollywoodland News: Cruising J-Town isn’t just a car exhibit. It’s a reflection of Japanese American legacy, community and the power of being seen.

AANHPI+ Executive Vice President of Creative, Chau Le, gives you a sneak peak of this free exhibit in Pasadena, in partnership with the Japanese American National Museum, and explores how culture, cars and family history intersect in the Nikkei community.

📍 ArtCenter College of Design | Through Nov. 12
🛞 Read the full story: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/cruising-j-town-japanese-american-car-culture/

08/04/2025

$1 tickets. Big feelings. Symphonic chaos.

Hollywoodland News resident Violist and Vice President of Classical Arts, Ioana Istrate reviews an unforgettable night at the Hollywood Bowl, featuring Brahms, Grieg and the undeniable brilliance of conductor Tabita Berglund.

If you’ve ever felt broke, overworked and emotionally unprepared for Solveig’s Song, this one’s for you.

🎶 Read the full article: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/hollywood-bowl-summer-concert-review/
📍 Hollywood Bowl | LA Phil Summer Season

07/28/2025

✨ Debut Contributor Post ✨

We sent a vintage vixen to cover the queen of pinup.

In her first article as Director of Cultural Performance, Miss Luna Lovelee brings us front row to the sold-out release party for the Susana Vestige book, a celebration of twenty years of photography, diversity and old-school glamour with new-school vision.

From Sabina Kelley to spontaneous group shoots, Luna takes you inside a night of high drag, low necklines, and powerful legacy-building. The Susana Vestige book isn’t just a coffee table stunner—it’s a cultural archive told through beauty, body autonomy, and representation.

Read it now:
https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/susana-vestige-book-pinup-photography

07/24/2025

Trump voter regret? Cool. Now do something about it.

Eda Del Rio doesn’t mince words in this powerful open letter to former Trump supporters. If you helped build the platform he used to divide this country, don’t expect applause for finally waking up. Regret isn’t a free pass, it’s the bare minimum.

Read the full editorial and find out what real accountability looks like:
https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/trump-voter-regret-open-letter/

Don’t just feel bad. Fix it.

07/23/2025

Fourteen years after her death, we’re still grieving Amy Winehouse and we still haven’t reckoned with how she was failed.

She didn’t just die from addiction. She died from being consumed, mocked, marketed and pushed until she broke.

In this personal editorial, Regina Luz Jordan reflects not just on Amy’s legacy but on what it means to love someone through addiction. This is a story about grief, silence, boundaries and the cruel industry that packages female suffering as art.

Read it here ➡️ https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/amy-winehouse-legacy-anniversary/

07/22/2025

The sparkle is real, the voices are phenomenal and yes, people actually danced out of the theatre.

Burlesque The Musical at London’s Savoy Theatre reimagines the cult film with trans joy, powerhouse vocals and a stage presence that’s impossible to ignore. HLN’s Director of Experiential Curation, Kristin Wojkowski, breaks down what worked, what surprised us and why this show might be better than the movie.

📍Read the full review: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/burlesque-the-musical-review-savoy-theatre/

07/21/2025

“Keeping powerful men comfortable is the lock on the Epstein files.”

This isn’t a conspiracy. It’s a system.

The Epstein Files reveal what survivors already know too well: predators don’t operate in a vacuum. They are protected by power, proximity and silence.

This story still matters because survivors deserve justice, because abusers are still being protected and because institutions are still deciding whose pain is profitable and whose truth is disposable.

At the Hollywoodland News, we are run by women who are powered and empowered and so, yeah, this is personal. Our founder, Regina Luz Jordan, shares a openly honest survivor's perspective on why the Epstein Files matter. If you're still focused on who’s “on the list” instead of asking why no one stopped him, have the day you voted for.

👉 Read the full piece now: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/epstein-files-survivor-perspective/

07/18/2025

Howard Hughes’ Hell’s Angels turned 95 this year and it is often celebrated as a cinematic milestone. But like so many films, in the Golden Age of Hollywood, behind the hype, four men died making this film. Greta Nissen, the original lead, was fired and erased because of her accent. Jean Harlow was pushed into the spotlight as a teenage replacement and marketed like a product.

This movie was a spectacle of control and in Howard Hughes' world, this wasn't uncommon. Hollywood rewarded recklessness, erased immigrant women, filmed the same movie twice and helped Hollywood build a system that protected power above people. This is still happening today and Hell's Angels helped to set that precedent 95 years ago.

At Hollywoodland News, we don’t let those stories fade. We dig them up. Regina Luz Jordan takes us through Howard Hughes' Hell's Angels problematic legacy:

📸 Archival photos and on-set facts
🔗 Read the Hollywoodland News Deep Dive here: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/howard-hughes-hells-angels/

07/17/2025

Hollywoodland News' own, Kristin Wojkowski, Director of Experiential Curation, took a solo trip into London’s past and into her own fears.

This personal reflection explores the quiet beauty of Highgate, Abney Park, and Bunhill Fields, historic cemeteries full of mystery, memory and moss. It’s a story about facing anxiety with curiosity, and the unexpected power of stillness.

Read now: https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/solo-london-magnificent-seven-cemeteries/

07/16/2025

What do hymns, hoodoo, and political propaganda have in common?

In her bold and personal new editorial, our Director of Latinx Experience, Eda Del Rio, explores how the movie Sinners asks the question so many of us were told not to: What if Christianity is the chain, not the cure?

From ancestral magic to the rise of Evangelical power in Latino communities, this piece unpacks the history, the harm and the hope that still lives in our roots.

🖤 Read it now → https://www.hollywoodlandnews.com/sinners-questions-christianity/
✍🏽 By Eda Del Rio, Director of Latinx Experience, for Hollywoodland News

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