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Though, Dave, if that is your real name, let me tell you how Hollywood works. A studio makes a decision, such as hiring a writer. They then either A) issue a press release telling everyone or B) tell a handful of places who then report it.
There is no Woodward and Bernstein action going on in Hollywood. Every story you read on every site has a 98% chance of having been reported somewhere else first. When you see the phrase "Exclusive" it means that site got it first. If you don't see "Exclusive" it means someone else broke it and now everyone is sharing. That's how it works. If it didn't work that way, there would only be 2 or 3 large organizations pumping out news briefs.
Well anyway, you proved my point Robert. Not a very difficult job, must be nice. I think it's safe to assume as well that there isn't any clocking in for a shift at an office either, most of this "work" is done from the comfort of home. Then there are the free (often times early?) screenings.
I guess you could say I'm jealous, are you guys hiring? haha, I only live 20 minutes away in San Marcos.
Also while I agree that there some lucky sumbitches you can't critique someone for doing something that you would do in their position as that makes you a hyp-o-crite.