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Los Angeles, California recent comments:

  • 29 Beverly Park Terrace, AJ (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Ive worked on this house, its beautiful. Mrs. Arad is an Amazing sculpter. Her art work has lots of wow factor.
  • Hollywood Sign - View + Photo Op, bmwtraveler wrote 11 years ago:
    a great place to get some photos,walk about 100 meters up the road for close up of the size
  • Hollywood Sign Photo Op, bmwtraveler wrote 11 years ago:
    11-15-14 road blocked off can not get to viewing place,by the park is a good photo viewing
  • 4600 Encino Avenue, Selena Gomez (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    I wonder what happens if all start coming over there
  • 4626 Encino Avenue, brian (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Tom Petty's former residence.
  • Packard Lofts, desu wrote 11 years ago:
    A steaming heap of crap piled on the ashes of one of the most elegant buildings: the Earl C. Anthony Packard Showroom, a Greene & Greene original with updates by Bernard Maybeck. Anthony's other showroom, also designed by Maybeck, is now the British Motor Car Distributors building at 901 Van Ness, San Francisco.
  • Carl Laemmle Building, kokoman (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Top two floors of this parking structure house the offices of Universal Pictures.
  • The Knoll, Jim Brown wrote 11 years ago:
    I worked at this mansion in the mid 80's when Marvin Davis owned it. My brother was the plumber for the remodel that was being done at that time, and I was his helper. We built a beautiful fountain in front of the mansion in the middle of the circular driveway. I also met Lionel Richie there as he was living in one of the guest bungalows.
  • The Dream Center, SDR (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    I was born there on July 20, 1946.
  • 19 Beverly Park Street, phreek (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Eddie Murphy's house
  • Inverted Fountain, hello (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    The inverted fountain is one of the unique fountains you will see. The story they tell students during orientation (in order for the students to guess which ones are right and wrong among many stories told), is that the designer of the fountain is the usc graduate who purposely made the hole off centered. If you look from the North to South side, there's a rectangular shaped building behind the fountain. They say he made it look like a toilet on purpose as one can imagine the fountain being the toilet and the background building being the rectangular box behind toilets. However, this is only a fake story, as the designer who designed this fountain also designed the sculpture garden, the bruin walk and the bruin plaza. Salty is right. He was concerned about wind blowing water onto unsuspecting students so he made it inverted instead.
  • Bates Motel from the movie Psycho, Mark (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    The current Bates Motel set was built for Psycho III. http://www.thepsychomovies.com/psychohouse/about.html
  • Charlie's Angels Mansion, SteveO (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Home to Robert A. Day, chairman of Keck Foundation.
  • 300 Bel Air Road, SteveO (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Now owned by William Keck III; grandson of William Keck, founder of Standard Oil.
  • Pandora's Box 1962 - 1966, Stacey Sanderson wrote 11 years ago:
    Stan West was the other member. This is Vaughn Sanderson's daughter. I just saw Stan tonight at the Hip Kitty in Claremont performing with the Stan West Band. Great blues!!!!
  • California Highway Patrol - Central Los Angeles Station (590), John is dumb (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    They are Highway patrol, where should the station be 20 miles from the highway?
  • 950 Cecina Way, SteveO (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Property can be accessed via personal gate at end off Cecina; auto access & principal address is 801 Sarbonne.
  • Dog Town (William Mead Homes), c.leal (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    so did u know a gilbert leal was there since 1942
  • Gelson's Market, JC (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    This Mayfair Market was featured in the 1978 'Chips' episode, 'Family Crisis', with Christopher Knight and Danny Bonaduce.
  • Laurel & Hardy - the "Music Box" steps, Paul (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Hard to find but worth it. take bus 3 or 302 from downtown LA and ask for silver lake boulevard stop. there is a café on the corner and the street is 2 along from there on the main road.