Hollywood Sign
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| The '''Hollywood Sign''' is a [[landmark]] and [[United States|American]] [[cultural icon]] in the [[Hollywood Hills]] area of [[Mount Lee]] in Los Angeles, California. | The '''Hollywood Sign''' is a [[landmark]] and [[United States|American]] [[cultural icon]] in the [[Hollywood Hills]] area of [[Mount Lee]] in Los Angeles, California. | ||
| - | [[Peg Entwistle]] jumped off them. | + | [[Peg Entwistle]] jumped off the letter "H". |
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| *''[[Mary C. Brown and the Hollywood Sign]]'' | *''[[Mary C. Brown and the Hollywood Sign]]'' | ||
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"... so profound they will transcend the humiliating idiocy of being put up as fifty-foot tin cutouts on the side of a hill. That HOLLYWOOD sign is so endlessly funny, and dreadful— and L.A. is proud of it. The sign was falling."--Sex, Death and God in L.A. (2013) by David Reid |
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The Hollywood Sign is a landmark and American cultural icon in the Hollywood Hills area of Mount Lee in Los Angeles, California.
Peg Entwistle jumped off the letter "H".
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