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17June

California Covered with H...

It's Father's Day Weekend and you don't know what to do. Take dad on a lunch or dinner cruise complete with complimentary champagne, buffet and a scenic boat ride in a bay. (There are also ...
11January

Ben Franklin’s Elec...

"If you would not be forgotten, as soon as you are dead and rotten, either write things worth reading, or do things worth the writing." - B. Franklin Ben Franklin's birthday will be celebrated on January ...
01December

Great Holiday Sing –...

When Berylee Baker and her husband made the 90 minute drive from Woodland to Jackson, Calif. last weekend to see a festive holiday celebration and Tree Lighting, she loved the experience of an old-fashioned Christmas ...
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Moon Over Mount Hollywood, Griffith Observatory Vista by Phil Bonniwell

Moon Over Mount Hollywood, Griffith Ob...

This award-winning photo of the L.A. basin seen from Griffith Observatory, was taken by Phil Bonniwell. Griffith Observatory is one of southern California's most popular attractions. As an icon of Los Angeles, a national leader in public astronomy and a beloved civic gathering place, the free admission attraction is extremely popular. At one time reservations were required to visit but that is no longer true--you can just show up during open hours (always check before going!) The Observatory is located on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park, just ...
Pink’s Hot Dogs, Food for Stars

Pink’s Hot Dogs, Food for Stars

Pink's hot dog diner has been a Hollywood tradition and comfort food for celebrities for over 70 years. When it first opened in the 1939, it was launched in a push cart on a dirt lot with an extension cord carrying the electricity from a distance.  Paul & Betty Pink had to take out a $50 loan to kick-start the business. Today, Pink's has expanded just a little, but unlike other giants of the food industry such as Carl's, Jr., also launched with a hot dog cart in Anaheim ...
HOLLYWOOD, a Name That Spells Magic

HOLLYWOOD, a Name That Spells Magic

When you look out the window of a hotel room at the  Renaissance Hotel in Hollywood, you can see the Magic Castle and the Hollywood sign.  You wonder if a celebrity stayed in your suite to change her outfit before the Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre, attached to the hotel. The magic is everywhere in Hollywood, California,  and the most amazing thing is that it's all made up. The name, Hollywood, was given to a development that investors hoped to make profit on. As the film industry took root and ...