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Los Angeles, California
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Beneath the bustling streets of Hollywood Boulevard lies a network of tunnels once used by stars to avoid paparazzi and fans.
The Hollywood Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard features over 2,600 stars honoring celebrities from the entertainment industry.
The historic Frolic Room, a speakeasy from the Prohibition era, still operates today with its vintage charm intact.
The Roosevelt Hotel, located on Hollywood Boulevard, is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of Marilyn Monroe.
In the early 1900s, Hollywood Boulevard was a simple dirt road before becoming the iconic street it is today.
The most expensive star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame belongs to Michael Jackson, costing a whopping $15,000.
A time capsule buried in 1955 at the Hollywood & Highland Center is set to be opened in 2055.
The TCL Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard is famous for hosting glamorous movie premieres since 1927.
In 1916, a giant elephant statue stood atop the now-demolished Hollywood Hotel, a nod to the film 'Intolerance.'
Some stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame have hidden messages or symbols, like a tiny microphone on the star of radio legend Jack Benny.
