In last week's column, I covered tranny domination of women's sports. This week, it's the entertainment industry…and a lawsuit against Amazon you might not know about.

The Internet Movie Database (IMDb), owned by Amazon, is the online bible of the entertainment industry. It's the who's-who resource used by networks, studios, producers, directors, agents, managers, and everyone else who matters. For actors, their IMDb page is their calling card. It's what casting directors consult when considering someone for a role.

As a rule, "undiscovered" actresses never tell people their true age. I can't blame them. In this business, 25 is considered over-the-hill. And 30? Pack it in, granny. If you're an actress who's yet to attain the job security of an A-lister, it's best to keep 'em guessing about how old you are.