The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 81 Popular Headlines

Ximu District, in a newly renovated luxury house.

Dwayne Johnson sat on the big sofa in the bedroom, watching TV attentively.

Dany Garcia, who had her hair dry, came out of the dressing room and accompanied Johnson to watch gossip shows.

After watching for a while, Johnson couldn't help but exclaim: "Steve Nat is really amazing."

According to the principle of one drop of blood, he is also a black man: "If it were me, I would never be able to do this. The Dodgers will definitely have a particularly strong cohesion in the future."

But Danny smiled: "What you see may not be true."

Johnson has been watching since the beginning of the show and has been seeing Megan Taylor connect with the black Dodgers players. He argued: "You didn't watch it before. The news was not made public by the Dodgers, nor was it promoted by the Nats, It was secretly photographed by a reporter."

"Is it necessary that the reporter's secret photo taken by him must be true?" Danny reminded with a heavier tone: "You forgot that we were also secretly photographed last month."

Johnson patted his forehead in surprise: "You mean..."

Danny took the conversation: "During the day, Steve Nat's agent called me to verify whether Hawk had worked with us. I said a few good things for Hawk, after all, this person is extraordinary. Steve Nat revealed such a big news before he even passed. "

"It must be related to Hawk." Johnson was completely sure: "He used unconventional means last time."

Danny said, "It's unconventional, but it works very well, and even you believe it's true."

Johnson exclaimed: "This guy has too many tricks. Who would have thought that the things you can take pictures of would be fake."

Danny thought for a while and said, “This is taking advantage of the media and the public’s psychology.”

"I'll call Joanna." Johnson found his cell phone, called his friend's phone number, and said, "You can watch Channel 11 immediately. Yes, news about Steve Natter and his wife, remember the last time I Are you a friend who will introduce you to? That's right, it's related to that person."

Joanna has always wanted to make her outdated singer daughter Alison famous.

Johnson said again: "You want Alison Records to sell well, become popular again, and work with him, and I think the chances of success are greater."

Joanna took it very seriously: "Thank you, I will definitely contact him when I need it."

Johnson said: "Let Alison watch Channel 11 show together."

"She's not here." Joanna said with helplessness: "I haven't come back on a date yet."

Johnson has a great personal relationship with her, reminding: "You restrain Alison. She is about to release a new album. It is easy to have problems when playing crazy like this."

Joanna said, “I’ll do my best.”

Dany waited for Johnson to hang up the phone and said, "You are so enthusiastic, can you get a commission from Hawke?"

Johnson said: "I knew Joe when I was a teenager. Of course I had to help. Alison is an outdated girl star. It's too difficult to become famous. How likely is it to promote it in a conventional way?"

"Okay, stop talking about this." Danny sat on him: "Big guy, let me see your little cutie."

...

Beverly Hills, Four Seasons Hotel.

A grand party in Hollywood ended, and Wadel, deputy editor-in-chief of "People" business, came out of the hotel and got on the business car at the door.

The car started, and the assistant in the co-pilot said quickly: "Boss, the just-concluded "Midnight Entertainment" program, revealed the news of Steve Nat, his child with Daisy, and his father is actually a black teammate Wilson..."

Wadell's surprise interrupted the assistant: "What?"

"This is what the show exposed..." The assistant said in detail, and finally emphasized: "Megan Taylor video connected several black players of the Dodgers. Those people were moved to madness by Steve, and then spoke again. Connected with the NAACP black leader Sesco, who praised Steve very much and called him a true hero.”

Wadell smelled the hot news and ordered the driver: "Go back to the editorial department." He said to his assistant again: "Convene the first editorial team and arrive at the editorial department within half an hour."

He took out his cell phone and called directly to Steve's public relations manager Caroline, asking, "What's going on with the revelation of "Midnight Entertainment"?"

The sound of a car whistle came from over there, followed by Caroline’s voice: “I was rushing to St. Joseph’s Hospital, I just called Steve and his agent Byers, and Wilson did go to the hospital in the afternoon. Steve talked to him, too.”

Wadell asked the key point: "What's going on in vitro fertilization."

Caroline was prepared and threw a mountain out: "I asked, and Steve said that racial discrimination occurred again and again in the Boston incident last year, especially when the Red Sox's extreme fans were in the hotel. Boston was indifferent to the action openly at the door, which made him determined to fight discrimination in his own way!”

Wadell didn't know what to say for a moment. No matter what he thought in private, he couldn't say something, otherwise he would face huge trouble.

When he came to the editorial department of "People", he watched the video replay of "Midnight Entertainment" as soon as possible.

This show actually brought out all the racial discrimination incidents that have occurred in sports venues and around the past three years to provide background for Steve Nat.

Steve Nat's image suddenly became tall, as if he could sit in the Lincoln Memorial Hall.

Wadell looked at the relevant information on the Internet again.

It was only half an hour after the show ended, and Steve Nat's news has become a hot search on the Internet.

Many sports and entertainment bloggers have reprinted the news.

Wadell has been engaged in the media industry for many years and has faintly smelled some unusual smells, but he knows more clearly that Steve's news is about to explode.

Still in the front direction.

How to do it is the most advantageous, Wadell knew it at a glance and called Caroline again: "You communicate with the hospital to determine when the child can take photos as soon as possible. I want to use the cover of the next issue of the magazine."

...

St. Joseph's Hospital, in the parking lot. Caroline crawled out of the red Mercedes-Benz, looked at Hawk standing by the car, and said, "It's done. The position on "People" is similar to what we expected, but Wadel wants to ask for photos as soon as possible."

Hawke walked towards the ward building: "You are responsible for communicating with the Steves and the hospital."

Caroline walked a few steps and the ringing sounded when her phone rang. After she answered, she said, "Yes, I just arrived at St. Joseph's Hospital now. Please see tomorrow's notice for details."

Hawke asked, "The media called."

"Yeah." Caroline just replied, and her phone rang again, but it was still called by the media.

In the next hour, her phone number never stopped, and various media went crazy and asked about the specific situation.

In traditional media, Hawke wants to hear Caroline’s opinion: “What do you think?”

Caroline said: "Let the news ferment overnight, and Steve will definitely make headlines in many entertainment and sports media tomorrow, and then let him respond."

Hawke thought a little, "Yes."

The two returned to the makeshift office and Steve came up to fight Hawke.

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

His anger and depressedness disappeared in the afternoon and said happily: "Man, you are so awesome, you can easily control public opinion."

Hawke reminded: "Now is a critical moment, you must pay attention to your words and deeds."

Steve responded repeatedly and said, "My teammates and the team manager called me just now and would come here early tomorrow morning."

"Very good," Hawke said. "You've moved the entire team, and then moved the entire California and the United States."

Steve laughed.

Hawke said to Caroline: "Find a news informant and inform the media that the Dodgers will come to visit Steve and Daisy tomorrow morning."

Caroline took out her cell phone and called another assistant who was staying in Los Angeles.

Sasha, who was already asleep, had to get up, find her backup cell phone, and call the media next to her.

That night, reporters from many newspapers and magazines such as the Los Angeles Times, Sports Illustrated, Sports News, and the National Inquiry received a news that the Los Angeles Dodgers will collectively go to St. Joseph's Hospital tomorrow to Steve Nats and his wife stood on the platform.

It was already early in the morning, and for media workers around the Los Angeles area, tonight was destined to be a sleepless night.

Others were resting one after another, and Hawke was checking the public opinion updates on the Internet.

Steve's news has become a hot headline.

The mainstream media has taken on the banner of anti-discrimination, and the position of the mainstream media is very clear.

Hawke finds Caroline: "You stay up and write a speech for Steve."

Caroline stretched: "Homesick, it's 1 a.m., aren't you going to let me sleep?"

Hawke said, "I'll stay up with you."

Caroline took the paper and pen and sat at the table: "Theme?"

Hawke has been thinking about it for a while: "Steve and his black son, telling the original intention of doing IVF, expressing anti-discriminatory attitudes and stances, and his pride and pride in having a black son, call on the American attention to black people."

Caroline couldn't help but shake the corners of her mouth and wrote the title on the paper: Me and my black son.

This manuscript was written for two hours. During this period, Hawke reviewed it several times and asked Caroline to revise it, and it was tossing until after three o'clock in the morning.

Other rooms were occupied, and Hawke sat on the couch after reading the manuscript, ready to take a nap.

Caroline was so sleepy that she couldn't open her eyes. She came over and sat next to her butt, pressed his shoulder hard, and said, "Borrow it."

Hawke closed his eyes and said, "Whatever, Miss Me, I have told you a long time ago that I will cooperate with you whatever you want."

Caroline leaned on him: "Sleep for a while, country bumpkin, I tell you, don't move, I have an electric baton."

Hawke replied casually, "I'm not interested in the little ewe."

Caroline didn't respond and fell asleep quickly, still talking in her sleep: "Ba! Baa--"

The next morning, the entrance to St. Joseph's Hospital became a tourist attraction.

Hundreds of people almost blocked the road.

Irvine police had to send more people to maintain order.

A large number of fans held large posters of Dodgers players and gathered at the hospital door to show support.

Hundreds of media reporters piled up on both sides of the door.

The number of TV broadcasters parked nearby increased from two to six.

When the Dodgers' members' vehicles arrived, the media reporters were almost crazy, blocking the vehicles and shooting, and wanted them to get out of the car for interviews.

At the beginning of this summer, Los Angeles had its hottest news events since 2002.

(End of this chapter)