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  Looking
for a quick distraction or a fun way to say 'how you doing' to a
friend? Put their name, or your own name, on a star! It's
free -- it takes only a second - and you can send the link off and
await the fun response!
Simply click on the star at the right and type
in a name and viola! It will magically appear on the star and you
can then save the image it creates! Enjoy your day in the
spotlight!
Here are a few facts on the Hollywood Walk of Fame -- for those who want to know more!
The Hollywood Walk of Fame was envisioned in 1958 as a fitting tribute
to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous
community in the world. This longstanding tradition continues
today as a stellar reminder of those who have helped to create the
foundation of Hollywood's fame and continue to contribute to the city's
reputation as the land of glamour and stardom. It is no accident
that the Walk remains one of the city's most widely-seen tourist
attractions.
The Walk of Fame was designated a Cultural/Historic
Landmark by the City of Los Angeles -- and the Hollywood Historic Trust, a continuing,
self-financing program, maintains the quality of the the various stars and locations surrounding them.
The Walk of Fame lines both sides of
Hollywood Boulevard from Gower to La Brea, and both sides of Vine Street, from Sunset Boulevard to Yucca.
Official groundbreaking ceremonies were conducted February 9, 1960. In
sixteen months, when construction was completed, 1,558 luminaries were
immortalized in the sidewalk for all eternity. Since that time, about
one to two stars per month have been added. The stars celebrate
performers or celebrities in the fields of film, radio, television,
theater, and music.
The Walk of
Fame is currently alive with more than 2,500 polished stars.
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