item girl n.— «Upcoming performers who start their careers in the Hindi film industry by doing dance numbers in films or music videos—”item girls” in Bollywood parlance—are now becoming part of Kathmandu’s entertainment...
fundit n.— «Mr. Black is not a standup comedian. He has worked for improv groups like the State. Among a large group of commentators—”fundits,” as they have become known—used by VH1 on its show, Mr. Black has stood out...
Hollywood no n.— «Nothing is more frustrating for a filmmaker than the “Hollywood No,” which is silence. It is debilitating and insensitive.» —by Jason E. Squire The Movie Business Book Nov. 1, 1992. (source:...
Hollywood no n. a lack of response (to a proposal, phone call, message, etc.). (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Hollywood no n.— «Confused because the production executive hot in pursuit of your screenplay last week isn’t returning your calls this week? Well, meet the Hollywood “no.”» —“Proper Etiquette—What a High Concept...
Hollywood no
n.— «I’m tired of the “Hollywood no” as he calls it (they don’t get back to you).» —by Jordan Rosenfeld Jordan’s World Sept. 18, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)