From getting a glam makeover from renowned celebrity stylist Chris McMillan to walking at the world-famous Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills and Billionaire's beach, there’s a lot on the to-do list of celebrities who are going to attend the Oscars in los Angeles
The red carpet has been rolled out and tourists have started flocking the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. California’s largest city, los Angeles, is all set to host the Oscars.
The bright lights and the big-allure city will welcome celebrities from all over the globe to the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. The city symbolises life in a whole new way, with clubs thumping to the beat of the latest indie band and a flock of starlets swaying in the front row. Rooftop restaurants, bars and pools draw sexy crowd while searchlights arc through the night sky, announcing the latest silver-screen premiere.
There is no dearth of options when it comes to planning a fun-filled day in los Angeles. There’s a lot to explore in the city for someone who’s lucky to be in lA around this time. Check this out:
Sunset at Runyon Canyon
To get a different view of Hollywood, head to Runyon Canyon Park, one of the most popular hiking areas in lA. It is located just two blocks from bustling Hollywood Boulevard. Head back down the hill to the heart of Hollywood, where you can enjoy popular attractions like the TCl Chinese Theatre, Hollywood and Highland Center and the Hollywood Museum.
Shop at Rodeo Drive
Whether it’s popular shopping centers like The Grove or Santa Monica Place, bargains galore at the Citadel Outlets or unique shops in hip neighbourhoods like Highland Park, something is sure to catch your eye. For the ultimate window shopping, take a stroll on world-famous Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, the epitome of luxury.
The beach scene
The stretch of Malibu beach that runs from Carbon Canyon Road to the Malibu Pier is known by locals as Billionaires’ Beach. The richest of the rich, including music mogul David Geffen, Oracle’s larry Ellison and media proprietor Haim Saban own mansions that sit on the sand, some of the priciest in the Pacific.
The Chris McMillan Salon
There’s a reason Chris McMillan is called a celebrity hairstylist. Not only is he responsible for Jennifer Aniston’s Rachel haircut that inspired a nation of followers, but he is also a celeb, appearing as himself on ABC’s 2003 series Extreme Makeover. The stars do visit this airy Beverly Hills salon just before the big night and the paparazzi keep on following them.
Tee off in style
Perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes is where the celebrities like to relax just before the big night. Originally designed by Pete Dye as the Ocean Trails Golf Course, the property was purchased by developer Donald Trump, who spent more than $250 million to redesign it with lakes and waterfalls. located on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, 30 minutes south of Downtown los Angeles, it makes for the perfect escape before hitting the red carpet.
The classic cuisine
los Angeles has one of the most exciting and influential dining scenes. Contemporary lA chefs are creating multicultural dishes that are already considered modern classics. For generations, many dishes that were created in lA have become culinary icons and are featured on menus around the world. Classic dishes like the chopped salad, French dip and tuna tartare of lA are the highlight. After attending the glamorous Oscars, celebrities head out to try famous classical cuisine of los Angeles.