• INTRODUCTION
• THE CENTER OF HOLLYWOOD
• The LA Film School
• Sunset Boulevard
• THE HOLLYWOOD HILLS
• Griffith Observatory
• The Hollywood Sign
• WHERE THE STARS COME OUT
• Cinerama Dome
• El Capitan Theatre
• Kodak Theatre
• Grauman’s Chinese Theatre
• Hollywood Walk of Fame
• EATS
• Randy’s Donuts
• Farmer’s Market
• Pink’s Hot Dogs
• In-N-Out Burger
• The Griddle Cafe
• Bob’s Big Boy
• Mel’s Drive-In
• HOT SPOTS
• Sunset Tower Hotel
• Roosevelt Hotel
• The Rainbow Bar and Grill
• The Dresden Room
• Chateau Marmont
• Mondrian Hotel
• The Standard
• VENUES
• The Roxy
• Whisky a Go-Go
• Hollywood Bowl
• STUDIOS
• Sony Pictures Entertainment
• Capitol Records
• Warner Brothers
• SHOP LA
• American Apparel
• Melrose Avenue
• Amoeba Music
• 90210
• The Beverly Hills Hotel
• Rodeo Drive
• Beverly Hills
• THE COAST
• Santa Monica
• Venice Beach

Capitol Records

In Los Angeles the name Capitol Records is instantly equated with the iconic Capitol Records Tower, which was the world’s first circular office building and home to several of the company’s recording studios. Capitol Records was founded in 1942 and is considered to be the first west coast label. It is now owned by EMI, but was once the distributor for some of the biggest names in music including The Beatles, Frank Sinatra, The Beach Boys, and many others.

Capitol Records