LAcarGuy to turn Toyota of Hollywood into retail village
The owner of Hawthorne-based LAcarGuy is backed by a new environmental study for its plan to replace the 67-year-old Toyota ...
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Frolic in Late ’90s Nostalgia at This New Y2K-Themed Cocktail Lounge in Hollywood
Mona Holmes is a reporter for Eater Los Angeles and a regular contributor to KCRW radio. She has covered restaurants, dining, ...
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Hugh Grant jokes about 1995 lewd conduct arrest, says Hollywood Boulevard is a 'lucky place'
Hugh Grant returned to Hollywood Boulevard and poked fun at his infamous 1995 arrest for lewd conduct with a sex worker on Sunset Boulevard. While Grant attended the "Heretics" movie premiere at ...
Hugh Grant Shocks AFI Fest With Joke at ‘Heretic’ Premiere About 1995 Lewd Conduct Arrest
While introducing the thriller with filmmakers Scott Beck and Bryan Woods and co-stars Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East, the 64-year-old star said: "Hollywood Boulevard has always been a lucky place for ...
Not at all like in the movies: a comedian who escaped to the USA became disillusioned with Hollywood
EADaily, November 8th, 2024. Escaped from Russian stand-up comedian Alexander Nezlobin, who always dreamed of Hollywood, was ...
L.A.’s silliest law? Why Hollywood bans Silly String on Halloween
The colorful goo inside cans of Silly String has damaged everything from parked cars to the Hollywood Walk of Fame stars, leading to a temporary ban.
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Hugh Grant jokes about 1995 lewd conduct arrest, says Hollywood Boulevard is a ‘lucky place’
“I have nothing interesting to add to that except that it is very nice to be here. Hollywood Boulevard has always been a lucky place for me,” Grant teased. Hugh Grant mad fun of his infamous ...
A completely subjective ranking of Los Angeles neighborhoods by walkability
How walkable is your L.A. neighborhood? Consult our admittedly biased, wholly unscientific ranking that goes way beyond the ...
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Why Hollywood Bans Silly String on Halloween
"On a typical Halloween night, up to 100,000 people come to Hollywood Boulevard," the Los Angeles Police Department said in a news release three days before Halloween 2004. "Hundreds of illegal ...