Showing posts with label Sunset Strip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunset Strip. Show all posts

Thursday, June 14, 2012

The Sunset Strip Market

I was pleased to be a part of the launch of the KICK-ASS certified Farmers Market...
Every Thursday from 5-9 PM on The Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.
Live music, delicious food, wine tasting, fresh produce, cheeses, meats, breads and flowers too.
There's even a doggie day-care and a place to play games and fun activities.
It's awesome!
For more information check out www.SunsetStripMarket.com
And "Like" them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SunsetStripMRKT




Saturday, August 28, 2010

Monday, August 23, 2010

Sunset Music Festival 2010


Look out Sunset Boulevard! This weekend is going to rock your socks off!
Today I had the privilege of working the VIP table at the world famous The Roxy nightclub on the infamous Sunset Strip...
Of course I got all done up in my Rock Star gear...
Although, nothing makes me feel less like a rock star than to work in a killer scene like The Roxy.
That place has seen and heard it all- from Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and David Bowie to Van Morrison, Avril Lavigne and the Red Hot Chili Peppers!
The fact is, the list goes on and on...
Even Paul Reubens introduced his Pee-wee Herman character in The Roxy Theatre!
...and I got to sit on my ass and hand out VIP passes for the Sunset Music Festival 2010!
So I played The Roxy too!
If you're in Los Angeles this August 26th through the 28th make sure to swing by Sunset Boulevard ( between San Vicente and Doheny ) and get ready to party with Slash, The Smashing Pumpkins and many more!

Friday, May 14, 2010

Sunset Boulevard Gets a Facelift!

My sleep for the past week has been ripped away from me every night because of the "beautification" project on the Sunset Strip!

I don't know who's responsible nor do I care! All I know is that someone thought that the entire stretch of Sunset Boulevard from Crescent Heights to Doheny needed a facelift...
After all, it is LA and no one or nothing can look like it's over sixteen years old!

It's too bad- part of their "beautification" meant tearing out forty year old trees! Not too mention the strain it's putting on all of the business that are already struggling to get people in during this economic hardship...

But the true crime (lack of sleep aside) is the parking lot formerly known as Sunset Boulevard! Don't even think about using it as a street- The traffic is backed up from sun up until sun down every day... And guess what? This project will not be done until August 2010!

Guess who else is going to need a facelift after this "beautification" project is done?!?

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

My Car Is Homeless...

I can't even begin to describe the utter bliss I will feel when I no longer have to set an alarm to wake up and move my car twice a week!
There are so many perks to living in the Sunset Plaza / West Hollywood area of Los Angeles;
Great restaurants, shopping, night life, drug stores (I mean the kind like CVS or Rite-Aid not the kind with the big neon green signs in the shape of a leaf... though we have those too!)
Truly everything is within reach!

...everything, except parking!

Because I live in a desirable neighborhood, ALL of our street parking is permit only.
Which basically translates to this: Plan on spending about $100.00 a year on passes that you
affix to the windshield of your car, that give you permission to park on specific streets in the area surrounding your house...

Then, plan on driving around FOREVER to find a spot that isn't already taken by a fellow friend or neighbor! Then there are those people who don't even live on the street, but take the spot because it's free and they don't want to pay the $10.oo to park at The Viper Room or Whisky A Go Go... (They learn the hard way about permit parking when their car is towed and it cost them $350.oo to recover it from the impound lot with several dents!)

But for me, hands down the worst part of permit parking is the street sweeping twice a week.
If I had a place to move my car to, I would have parked it there in the first place...
There are twice as many car owners than parking spots on most of the street in Los Angeles, so on days that you have to "pick a side" to park on, it's like a fight just to get a spot!

...I'm not complaining... Honestly, I LOVE where I live.
I just don't love that my car is homeless!
I just look forward to the day when I can move a little further up the Hollywood Hill and my car will finally have the garage it deserves!