Vin Scully’s Star Disrespected ~ Hollywood

3:06 PM PDT on June 2, 2011

Update: The nightmare is over, and Scully's star breathes freely. Thanks to Roberto for making this happen.

Dodger blogger par excellance Roberto Baly informed the world last week on his blog that the Walk of Fame star of living legend Vin Scully is being disrespected by a Hollywood nightclub and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. Sadly, the chamber has allowed Supper Club at Vogue to cover Vin's star with their shabby red carpet. Sure there are bigger things to be upset about in the world right now, but LA TACO supports Roberto's campaign to get Vin's star uncovered. The man is a treasure and an icon, and his star should be free and clear for the world to see in its natural state (see below).

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