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body ---The world's movie wealth is not Hollywood but Bollywood. Bollywood is the nickname for the Indian film production situated in Mumbai
Indians are in love with movies, even though most films follow a similar format called collection of spices. Movies are three to four hours long (and
include an interval), include dozens of songs and dances, top stars, the story between the songs of boy meets girl, lots of action, and always - a
happy ending.
Fourteen million Indians go to the movies on a daily basis (about 1.4% of the population of 1 billion) and pay the comparable to the average Indian's
day's wages (US $1-3) to see any of the over 800 films churned out by Bollywood each year. That's more than double the number of feature films
produced in the Hollywood.
The public's curiosity in Hollywood actresses and other celebrities is not a recent trend. Magazines have provided reporting of Hollywood actresses
for decades, chronicling their performances and contribution a glance into their lives. Actresses who starred in movies back when they were called
"talkies" have all awestruck the public. Film buffs attracted in learning more about these Hollywood actresses can do more than just watch the films in
which they starred: They can also learn about who they were outside of their characters by reading articles in magazine archives.
When these Hollywood actresses shot to fame, magazine articles often focused on their early lives, before they entered the public eye. In addition to
offering biographies of Hollywood actresses and stars, these articles also discussed their performances and critiqued their films. Though many
magazines offer admittance to their archives online, these archives may not go back far enough to cover the time of early Hollywood actresses.
Infrequently, some fans may come across old issues of periodicals like Film Spectator and Photoplay Magazine at garage or estate sales, but often
they are at a loss for primary sources.
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