The end is nigh, so says famed Hollywood Publicist Julian Myers. The erosion caused by the writer's strike according him will be too hard to weather. Hmmm...we respectfully disagree. Hollywood has weathered much stronger and more "perfect" storms in the past. One needs to look no further than Aeon Flux, Catwoman, or Elektra for proof. Sure it looks grim at the moment, and there won't be any Golden Globes, but the studio's and networks will eventually throw the writer's a few more crumbs, and all will go back to normal.
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