Tinsel Town Trashpo by Nadine Wendell-Mojica (North Hollywood, California, USA)

[De Villo Sloan]

Mail-art by IUOMA member Nadine Wendell-Mojica (North Hollywood, California, USA)

July 7, 2013 - Nadine Wendell-Mojica sends her friends very original and very amusing caricatures and cartoon-like drawings. Given her address and interesting insights and experiences with the movie industry, it is not surprising she is also the #1 creator of Hollywood Trashpo.  

Nadine sent along a batch of found material meticulously encased in plastic. She underlined some apparently pertinent information. 

There is no trash quite like LA trash, and Nadine sent me this record of, what?, apparently a VIP visit to the studios! Requested by none other than Central Casting! ("I'm ready for my close-up, Mink Rancher.) Is it Warner Bros.? It must be. I profess ignorance, but here are some studio guidelines from the reverse side:

Nadine Wendell-Mojica's wonderful mail-art is deeply appreciated. This is a kind of Hollywood tour you can experience only through the Eternal Network.

This package has it all.

Some commentary from Nadine on grim demographic realities.

Allright, maybe a little brand confusion.

Again, many thanks to Nadine Wendell-Mojica - the Eternal Network's Hollywood correspondent.

[De Villo Sloan]

Hi Nadine - yes, this is actually a re-post from the MinXus-Lynxus blog some time back. Diane Keys mentioned your NoHo Trashpo yesterday, so I wanted to share w/ the EUOMA folks.

You have an open offer to be the MinXus-Lynxus Hollywood Correspondent any time you feel inclined.

I just finished reading a biography of Judy Garland. Man, that studio system under Louis B. Mayer, really an awful thing IMHO. And I know it continues to this day, so your "boots on the ground" observations are always fascination.

New DKULTNY newsletter coming soon! You're on the list.

[Nadine Wendell-Mojica]

Many thanks for posting the Hollywood Trasphpo. Yes, that was a Pass to enter the hallowed grounds of Warner Brother's Studio to further humiliate myself with this background work I do. Ridiculous. But I do see the inner workings of the drivel.

Stranger Than Paradise; Jim Jarmusch. My favorite is Down By Law.