A British Walk of Fame
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At
long last, the Brits have their own walk of fame. And I'm sure they're
just over the moon about it, especially given what a total farce ours
has become (I bet their honorees don't have to buy the recognition). Weirdly, it's at a church - St. Paul's, in London's Covent Garden. 102 film, TV, and theater stars are in the inaugural class, among them Dame Judi Dench, Errol Flynn and, of course, the great Robbie Williams. And Ant and Dec. What the hell?Each inductee is honored, shockingly, with a star in the sidewalk. There are, however, no paw prints in the Brit version - apparently there were serious concerns about people tripping on them and suing. What a world.
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