No worries, this power company’s a lot better than the one bugging you for the bill at the end of the month. Plunk yourself on an old leather couch and treat yourself to an Edison Light Beer. Get it?
This theater opened May 18, 1927 with the premiere of Cecil B. DeMille's film 'The King of Kings'. The Academy Awards were held here in 1944, 1945, & 1946. It was declared a historic landmark in 1968.
The museum is free after 5pm on Saturdays. Stroll between galleries or through the gardens for spectacular sunset views. Take advantage of the free wi-fi as you walk through the galleries. #vday
This place has low lights, lavish drinks, and plenty of velvet. The guys love it, but the women love it more. Show her her idea of a good time and you’ll soon find your way to yours.
When you already have countless Louboutins, take it to the next level and have them made in pure chocolate.
"In the same hospital where Biggie Smalls died" - Kanye West "Through The Wire" Sourced from rapgenius.com.
Looking for a bit of fresh air? Go up to the rooftop for a drink or a cigarette during the show, you can still watch what’s happening projected onto the wall!
Drink at the Porch Restaurant Bar on the 2nd level. Ask for Elenore. She rocks!!
Want to see Brody Jenner, Paris Hilton and Lauren Conrad? Thisis your spot, if you can pass the door. The club likes to keep thingsamongst friends, so it's best to get on the list.
Sundays is the ever-popular jazz night. Surprise guests who have appeared on The Living Room’s stage include Stevie Wonder & Nick Simmons. Check it out, you might be surprised. Read more.
Paramount has been making movies and T.V. shows on its lot since the 1920s, and their studio tour is fantastic. Call ahead to see if a television-show taping is looking for audience members.
Most people head to The Getty Center instead of its original home at The Getty Villa. Visit on a Monday when most other museums are closed, and explore the property's extensive grounds.
The location of the premier awards season red carpet: it’s home to the legendary Vanity Fair Oscar® Party.
The hip L.A. version of Chez Panisse, this is one of the best spots in Santa Monica offering small plates and seasonal ingredients.
You can generally find parking down the road, then stroll along the beach to the restaurant before the sun sets. Grab a drink in one of the lounge chairs at the bar and enjoy the sunset.
Gotta love a place that honors a “happy hour” two times a night: Monday thru Thursday, cocktail and small-plate specials from 6–7:30 p.m. and again at 10:30 p.m. until the kitchen closes.
The hills meet the ocean at this absolutely beautiful beach and will make you forget that you are but a few miles away from the 11 million residents of greater Los Angeles.
Ride under the Hollywood sign at sunset. Tie up your horse and have dinner in the valley on the other side of the hill.
Enjoy cocktails while waiting out the 405’s rush-hour traffic at this simple and calming, Richard Meier–designed space with views to the Pacific Ocean.
Now through February 27: Naked Hollywood: Weegee in Los Angeles, the first exhibition of tabloid photographer Weegee's work produced in Southern California.
