The Scarlet Pimp
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- Apr 2, 2008
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For those of you who still think this isn't a serious matter, keep reading!
Even the stars are feeling it in the pocketbook. And if those people are taking
hits, then rest assured that John Q. Public will also be feeling the sting.
This is gonna be a very bad time for a lot of people. So start focusing on
more ways to boost your income, NOW!!! A few extra dollars per month
WILL make a hell of a lot of difference.
Hmmm... I wonder how movie actors' salaries will be affected, since fewer
people will be going to the movies in the next few years. Just think, no more
$20 million payouts for a while.
--- Original Message ---
Report: Susan Lucci Takes Pay Cut
http://www.usnews.com/blogs/the-inside-job/2008/11/27/report-susan-lucci-takes-pay-cut.html
The financial crisis has hit Hollywood: Advertising Age is reporting that Susan
Lucci, along with others in the cast of "All My Children", has agreed to take a
pay cut, as soap operas contend with a pullback in advertising -- particularly
local auto dealer advertising -- and smaller audiences. Susan Lucci has been on
the TV show since 1970.
Even the stars are feeling it in the pocketbook. And if those people are taking
hits, then rest assured that John Q. Public will also be feeling the sting.
This is gonna be a very bad time for a lot of people. So start focusing on
more ways to boost your income, NOW!!! A few extra dollars per month
WILL make a hell of a lot of difference.
Hmmm... I wonder how movie actors' salaries will be affected, since fewer
people will be going to the movies in the next few years. Just think, no more
$20 million payouts for a while.
--- Original Message ---
Report: Susan Lucci Takes Pay Cut
http://www.usnews.com/blogs/the-inside-job/2008/11/27/report-susan-lucci-takes-pay-cut.html
The financial crisis has hit Hollywood: Advertising Age is reporting that Susan
Lucci, along with others in the cast of "All My Children", has agreed to take a
pay cut, as soap operas contend with a pullback in advertising -- particularly
local auto dealer advertising -- and smaller audiences. Susan Lucci has been on
the TV show since 1970.