Glitterati Tours and concierges throughout the city hear this phrase rarely, but it’s, “we need things to do when it rains in Los Angeles.” It’s rare, because until just recently, we were going on our 6th year of drought conditions. Our beautiful Santa Monica and San Garbriel Mountain Ranges, were locked in a brownish color for years. We were far below our already low average of about 14 inches per year… 5 years running. Even cities like Beverly Hills cut the sprinklers, and their normal bright green medians along Sunset Boulevard turned to dead grass and dust. There was even a hunt for someone dubbed the Wet Prince of Bel Air, who used 11.8 million gallons of water in a
Los Angeles El Nino Arriving by January
Rain. We rarely see it in Los Angeles. L.A. averages about 14 inches per year. There’s been quite a bit of talk recently about the Los Angeles El Nino due to bring potential downpours beginning just prior to January. We certainly need it, for our reservoirs are depleted and our hills are brown with our years’ long drought. This shouldn’t stop Angelenos and tourists from enjoying our fantastic city. In fact, Glitterati Tours of Los Angeles actually gets busier during a rainy day, for most guests would rather be in a warm car rather than outdoors at a soaking wet amusement park. Visitors can also enjoy our many galleries and museums, great restaurants, The Griffith Park Observatory (views probably won’t
Will Ferrell Gets His Star on The Walk of Fame
When guests are taking tours of Hollywood and Beverly Hills, seeing a celebrity is almost always on their bucket list. There’s no better guarantee of having a celebrity sighting than planning a visit to Hollywood & Highland during a premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theater or Disney’s El Capitan Theatre, or attending a star ceremony on The Walk of Fame. (Just today during a Glitterati Tour, Vin Diesel turned and waved in our guests’ direction from the red carpet premiere of Fast and Furious 7). On March 24th, 2015, Will Ferrell became the 2547th individual to receive a star on the Walk of Fame. This event coincided with the release of Get Hard. Guest speakers and attendees included Molly Shannon, John













