Theatre Signs Top ten things to do in Hollywood CALIFORNIA?
What are the top 10 things to do in Hollywood. ? I am going this summer...
I've already been to the walk of fame, chinese theater, and hollywood sign. I will go back but what are other great things to do there?
Here is some stuff you might do in the area...e-mail me for page 2
Try these things to see in L.A.---Have Fun----->>>>>>>>>>>>
1.Eat at Pinks or Pinkberry or In and Out burger-In and Out has really good chesseburgers.
Their totally fresh French fries ironically I don’t like because they are too “crumbly”? I like McDonalds crispy French
Fries better (even though they are not fresh and are flash frozen. Pinks is OK but not worth a real long wait. They need to clean up and freshen up the street area a little.
2.Farmers Market at the Grove. Go to Charley’s Café in the Farmer’s Market. Go the closest booth to Fairfax. Charlie and Bob are great. Reasonable food at a reasonable price. Charlie is about a 50 year old female…..
(@ Fairfax and W. 3rd)
3.See a movie at Graumin’s Chinese theater
4.Griffith Observatory, note--reservations now required. The new Oschin Planetarium show is the best part of it.
5.Getty Museum in town off 405 (reservations- NO LONGER REQUIRED) First Class Art of many periods and interesting Architecture. Cool Tram Ride and great city pics if it is not smoggy or cloudy.
6.Getty Villa Malibu (reservations)
7.Norton Simon Museum (Pasadena)
8.Hollywood Bowl concerts (arrange parking first)
9.Walk of Fame/Stars (3 ½ miles round trip
10.Rodeo Drive, (via Rodeo)-walking Rodeo
11.Trolley tours of star homes, Hollywood or downtown
12.Ivy, Kitson (on N. Robertson) , Hotel Marmont,
13.Santa Monica pier (Pacific Park), Mariasol Mexican Restaurant on Pier ****** and 3rd St. promanade, ride ferris wheel (Pacific Wheel) kiddieland, Ivy by the sea… ii…dinosaur/arbors…
14.Bicycling Venice Beach (you can rent bikes) (street performers, muscle beach)
15.Catalina Island (concerts) (catamaran to Avalon) out of Long Beach or Newport beach..the casino.
service now available out of Marina del Rey (Helicopter Service $150. now available out of San Pedro)*****
16. Studio tour (Universal/City Walk or Warner Bros.)
17.check out Disney, Dreamworks, Paramount, NBC
18. Dodger stadium baseball game
19.Downtown L.A.-Lummis house, Angels flight
20.Club at Hyde, Area, Teddy’s, Priviledge, Les Deux, Parc, Mood
Skybar, Roxy, Tryst, Whiskey (a-go-go), The Spyder Club,
The Viper Room, House of Blues.
21.Beverly Hilton, Trader Vics, Sparkles
22.Beverly Hills City Hall and Fritelli’s donuts (Canon Dr., BH)
23.Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf + Tito tacos (Culver City)
24.Huntington Beach Surfing and Surf Museum
(they spend a lot of time and money on constant activities)
25. Disneyland (Anaheim)
26.Knotts Berry Farm, 6 Flags/Magic Mountain
27.Lebrea Tar Pits and Page Museum on Wilshire @Fairfax
( It’s OK, less interesting than anticipated)
28.Lakers basketball- Staples arena
29.L.A. Open at Riviera Country Club
30. L.A. Equestrian Center
31.Big Bear skiing
32.Palm Springs golf and tram ride
33.River Walk and L.A. River Gardens
34.Eat at Mr. Chow’s or Koi or Yamashiro
35.Visit Zuma beach, pier at Malibu and Paradise Cove
36.Foose Auto Design (See Overhaul’in TV Show) and Huntington Beach boardwalk
37.Aquarium of the Pacific (Long Beach) and Queen Mary ii
38.Los Angeles zoo (parking site for Griffith Observatory/Hollywood Bowl)
( not up to L.A. standards frankly)
39.Gene Autrey western museum + Travel Town (railroad museum)
40.Hike up Mt. Lee and visit Bronson (Batman) caves
41. USC. UCLA football, LA Colusium or Rose Bowl
42.Petersen Auto Museum (car “rallys” from Huntington Beach) OK,
see the stars cars and the ferarri collection
43.Hollywood Park race track
44.Dana Point whale watching (75 milles south)
45.San Simeon (250 miles north)
46.Huntington library and gardens (San Marino)
47.Hollywood Wax Museum and Kodak Theater tour
48.Drive Mullholland Drive
49.Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum (across from wax museum)
50.Commerce Casino Club, Commerce, CA.
51.Santa Anita race track, and L.A.. Botanic Gardens -Arcadia, CA.
52.Fred Segal (this is mostly for women and gay guys I guess)
53.Redondo Beach and Pier
54.Beverly Hills Hotel, Polo Lounge
55.Bicycle Club Casino (Bell Gardens, CA.)
56.Mt. Wilson observatory-(UCLA astronomy-Cal. Rt #2))
57.Hollywood sign hike and pics, L.A.pics
58.Beach bonfire—monthy special
(free wood and hotdogs)
59.Drive on Pismo Beach-mention u saw this ad...lol
60.Helicopter tour of L.A..(cheaper than you think and cool too)
61.Gondola ride at Naples Island (Alimitos Bay)
62. Renaissance Festival
63. Haunted Hollywood Tour
64. China town, Korea town
65. Rockwalk at the Guitar Center..
66. Graumans Egyptian Theater
67. Melrose Trading Post (Saturdays only)
68 El Capitan Theater
69. Dominator ship wreck hike
70. Tilmann Japanese garden (San Fernando Valley)
71. Little Tokyo
72.Fashion district-(11th St. + Santee))L.A. Fashion week (bargains)
73. Volley ball and tournaments (Huntington Beach)
74. San Bernadino Route 66 classic car show (Sept.13-16)
75. Descanso Gardens (La Canada)
76. Exposition Park (USC)
77. Brand Park/Glendale
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles The Firesign Theatre is an American comedy troupe consisting of Phil Austin, Peter Bergman, David Ossman and Philip Proctor. The troupe began as live radio performers in Los Angeles on radio stations KPPCFM and KPFK during the mid1960s. The groups name is an astrological reference: The membership comprises all three fire signs, born under Aries (Austin), Leo (Proctor), and two under Sagittarius (Bergman and Ossman). It is also a parody of Fireside Theatre, an early television series that ran on NBC from 1949 to 1955, followed by Jane Wyman Presents the Fireside Theatre (195558); it may also be a reference to the Fireside Chats radio shows of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a parody of which can be heard in one of the Theatres Nick Danger adventures. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 78 Publication Date: 2010/08/13 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.19 inches
Anne Hathaway Signs Autographs for Fans At Wiltern Theatre.
Can anybody tell me the sequences in the Seek the Signs campaign for The Seeker: The Dark is Rising?
Fox Walden has launched a unique cross-media campaign for The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising, opening in theaters on October 5. The studio has hidden signs in all of the marketing materials--such as the trailer, posters, lenticulars, banners, standees and more--for the film that unlock special content on-line at the official website when entered in the correct sequence.
That content can include exclusive clips, interviews with the actors, stills, b-roll, concept art, costume design sketches, ring-tones, etc.
Here's two:
Key:
(F)ire - (Red Orange Circle sign)
(B)ronze - (Blue sign with and X within a circle)
(S)tone - (Green sign with an X within a circle)
(I)ron - (With Feather)
(Wa)ter - (Blue sign shaped like a snail)
(Wo)od - (Yellow sign shaped like an X)
1) In Trailer S,Wa,I,Wo,F,B
Unlocked: Behind the Scenes - Flooding the Manor
2) In Landscape Poster Wa, S, B, I, F, Wo
Unlocked: Photo Gallery
It is their rules and I understand they need to make a profit, but their prices are so much higher then outside the theater it is ridiculous. I eat before I go to the theater so I am not tempted.
My other objection is the health implications of eating theater food…the popcorn could kill a rhino. Would it be that difficult to sell a bag of microwaved low-fat popcorn?
If the prices were more in line with the rest of the world and they had some healthier options …they would get some concession dollars from me…until then…not a penny.
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It is their rules and I understand they need to make a profit, but their prices are so much higher then outside the theater it is ridiculous. I eat before I go to the theater so I am not tempted.
My other objection is the health implications of eating theater food…the popcorn could kill a rhino. Would it be that difficult to sell a bag of microwaved low-fat popcorn?
If the prices were more in line with the rest of the world and they had some healthier options …they would get some concession dollars from me…until then…not a penny.