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By then she was using the name Hedda Hopper and had made several trips to work in Hollywood.
The Duchess of Dish Richard W. Carlson 2011
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Out loud: "'Lesson number one: call Hedda Hopper in advance.
White Jazz Ellroy, James, 1948- 1992
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(Broadway's Urban Cowboy, The Times They Are A-Changin ') as "Hedda Hopper," Eddie Korbich
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Others in Hollywood disliked Hedda Hopper because she was a political and moral conservative with libertarian leanings; an anticommunist who didn't like FDR or the welfare state or left-wing actors like Charlie Chaplin.
The Duchess of Dish Richard W. Carlson 2011
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I liked Louella Parsons and when I got to know Hedda Hopper, I liked her as well.
The Duchess of Dish Richard W. Carlson 2011
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Mr. Epstein touches on Hollywood's Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons, who weren't so much gossips as shills for the studios.
Boulevardier's Delight Henry Allen 2011
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Mimi Ritzen Crawford for The Wall Street Journal Nichelle Nichols As even an embalmed Hedda Hopper could sniff out, this was, of course, a well-orchestrated opportunity to trot out Ms. White and her co-stars Wendie Malick, Jane Leeves, Valerie Bertinelli on the eve of the premiere of the second season of "Hot in Cleveland," their well-received throwback of a sitcom.
White's Hot Birthday Bash Marshall Heyman 2011
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NBC Universal, Inc. Carmen Miranda, right, with Hedda Hopper, the powerful, opinionated Hollywood gossip columnist.
The Duchess of Dish Richard W. Carlson 2011
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Known as a child to Hollywood's great gossip, Hedda Hopper, the London-born star had an instinct for feeding the media beast, at a time when the now world-conquering celebrity culture was still the exclusive preserve of tinsel town.
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The author's curled-lip book dedication tells you what Ms. Frost thinks of her subject: "For my Mother Ann B. Frost, who — thank goodness — was nothing like Hedda Hopper either personally or politically."
The Duchess of Dish Richard W. Carlson 2011
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"1890-1966. American actress and journalist noted for her syndicated Hollywood gossip column (1938-1966) and her large collection of exotic hats."
- The American Heritage Dictionary
August 11, 2010