Activities in Hollywood

Don’t be surprised if you can’t find the entry to this wood-paneled hotel bar—it’s 150 feet from the entrance of the exclusive, hillside Chateau Marmo

Iconic '50s pin-up girl Bettie Page serves as muse to this retro boutique filled with in A-line dresses and capri pants. The shop's Hollywood Blvd loc

Original Debut: In 1927, theater developer Sid Grauman set out to do no less than create the most opulent movie palace the world had ever known. Ameri

It doesn't get more authentically Hollywood than this quirky repository for original film scripts, movie stills, and movie posters old and new. An alt

The "Brunettes Only" dressing room is a riot of retro-chic; Hannibal Lecter's jail cell is enthralling, if hardly cozy. Roddy McDowall's green-and-bab

A consignment store with an only-in-L.A. conceit: the clothes have actually been worn on, or at least purchased for, a set. Each tag bears a code that

A paper-crammed emporium between Gene Autry's and Michael Curtiz's stars on Hollywood Boulevard.

Every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., this flea market in the parking lot of Fairfax High School bustles with eccentric antique collectors, talented acr

This addition to L.A. nightlife impresario David Judaken’s empire (he also owns Mood and Garden of Eden) is a modern, two-room club outfitted in red v

Nightclub aficionados refer to this sultry club as a micro-lounge, but what’s truly microscopic here are your chances of getting in. There is a tight