Hollywood Blvd Is A Weird & Dirty Place- Meeting Celebrities At Walk Of Fame Ceremony / Walking Tour

[@SamEarleyFL]

I remember the Live Streams you'd do from there, and then send it over to Jordan's stream as a Woovalanche. Those were the days.

[@TheDailyWoo]

I remember them well . That was the last timeframe I did a live stream

[@mattboyd1081]

I still watch the 2 and half hour live stream u did occasionally when you stumbled on too the Blank Panther premier. I absolutely love that stream so much fun.​@TheDailyWoo

[@Zahnclassof95]

​​​@@TheDailyWooI remember you had a name for the dinosaur 🦖 that was on top of that one building an you an Jordan , use to get tacos 🌮.I enjoyed those live streams

[@SamEarleyFL]

@@Zahnclassof95 the dinosaur was called Rex...oops it was Buster.

[@michellePPP]

@@Zahnclassof95 I remember he called that dinosaur Buster because he was busting out through the roof.

[@wendelcleghorn7950]

I’ve walked around Hollywood Blvd a couple of times in my life, and it’s definitely not what I’d expected. My friend and I were doing the tourist thing there in ‘93, and we noticed some film trucks on a side street with a policeman watching over things. The policeman said that there was a movie scene being shot in the restaurant that we were all standing behind. He said that Joe Pesci was in the movie, and in the scene that was being filmed. So we waited a few minutes, and people started coming out of the back door of the restaurant, but we didn’t see Pesci. We were about to walk away when I saw Pesci in the passenger seat of a Towne Car on the street right in front of me, and he had the window down while they were waiting at a red light to turn onto Hollywood Blvd. I asked Joe if I could get a picture with him really quick, and he said sure. So I’m standing on the street shaking Joes hand and making small talk, but my friend couldn’t get his camera to work. The light turned green for them, and they were nice enough to wait a bit, but I thanked him and told him we didn’t want to hold them up any longer. And of course, as soon as I walked away my friend yelled that he got the camera to work…Joe heard that and we have a couple of pics of him sticking his head out of the car looking back and waving at us. I’m glad that happened because the only other things I remember about the area were a lot of Scientologists offering free ‘readings’, and how run down the area looked.

[@mev202]

@@wendelcleghorn7950 what a story. Thank you for sharing

[@markwing7066]

I really wish more people would show respect to old Hollywood like you my friend… keep it up

[@marcbloxham1342]

Hollywood don't deserve respect!

[@davidleslie1963]

Adam, that was like a walk in the past. I loved this one. The reality of Hollywood (broken dreams) and how time keeps moving. You are just the best. Thanks Adam.

[@karenprice9467]

I throughly enjoyed this. I too love Old Hollywood. Thank you!

[@william2william]

The lack of tourist visiting LA is why many of the businesses along the Walk of Fame have closed. German in Venice (G.I.V.) has talked about how tourism in Los Angeles has dropped off these past few years, especially international tourism, and G.I.V. went so far as to close his shop at Venice Beach.

[@GiaBlinks]

Hollywood could be thee most underwhelming tourist destination in the country.

[@trebillis7399]

It’s actually more happening now than it was 10 years ago. It’s becoming more like time Square.

[@trebillis7399]

You missed an opportunity. Why did you not ask about the new Star?

[@scotthoy7615]

Hollywood is a seedy, dirty place. There's definitely better places to visit in CA.

[@chriskneubuhl2557]

Hello Adam David here I been a movie buff and a fan of Disneyland for over fifty years, and a fan of yours for many years. Thanks for the tour of downtown Hollywood. I owned a very little part of Hollywood in downtown Palo Alto California, very close to Stanford university called Movie Memories poster shop. We sold original and reproduction movie posters black and white photos and rock posters. I had 3 celebrities come into my shop over the years Joan Baez, Neil Young and Fred Savage from the wonder years. In front of his restaurant in Palo Alto I got to chat with Francis Ford Coppola. Everyone was very nice didn’t have a chance to ask for an autograph, but I will never forget my encounters with them. See you at the movies! 😎

[@infinite_vortex]

As someone who used to be a WB tour guide, I learned a lot from this video. I miss living in CA (only was there for a year) . Thanks Adam!

[@TheDailyWoo]

Thanks so much

[@greggseiter1412]

Adam, nothing like being in the right place at the right time ! That was Carol Connor from the pop music group The Teddy Bears. Known for the hit song “To know him is to love him” produced by Phil Spector another great video to Hollywood Boulevard 😊

[@richardmorris7063]

She's low key a big deal

[@LeeTheVet]

Hi Adam, another well done video from you on Hollywood Blvd. I grew up here in S. Ca., L.A. County, and I have not been down there in some time. During the Summer tourism months they do indeed have clean up crews working so it doesn't get too trashy down there on the Blvd. I love to go to Larry Edmund's bookstore on the Blvd. and talk to Jeff behind the counter. I got to meet actress Mamie Van Doren and actress Julia Adams there when they signed their recent books. This was 11 or 12 years ago. Remember it well. Ms. Mamie let me take a photo with her for free but I had to kneel down next to her as she was sitting in her chair. She had her left hand on my right knee. lolol She said I was a tall drink of water. hahaha I will never forget that as long as I live. Keep up the great work!

[@robertjean659]

Been 10 years since I have been to Hollywood, glad I saw it when it was in its full glory. Same with Santa Monica, shame these tourist areas have gone to ruin. 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@melissacavanaugh3073]

Thanks to Newsum

[@danafrelack4250]

No it's on the Government,mayors of these towns that let it go.Newsome is the guy he doesn't care he just wants money,money, money 🇺🇲

[@Lorenzo-wl5xt]

Yes sir, consider yourself a very lucky man.

[@SoSikWitIt]

when hollywood and santa monica was in its prime it was not a tourist area all major cities became tourist areas in 2000s which ruined authenticy of the area

[@SFVGIRL]

I grew up in the 70's and 80's. Im from the valley. We always loved going to all the clubs, getting wasted and running around in the Hollywood hills. I left L.A. a while ago, but i miss the sleazy valley and Hollyweird. Thanks for your video! It was enjoyable and fun. ❤

[@ShawnShipstad]

Yes, I grew up in Encino "The Valley" & always used to go to the clubs on Sunset in the 70-80`s. It was safe fun & wild. The Starwood was always a good night.

[@paulabaker8403]

Lol! When I lived in the OC, ppl referred to Hollywood as Hollyweird! Lol.❤

[@jebronlames7789]

I also grew up in valley those years and loved the club sceen back them and remember many times waking up in some girls house in the hills having no idea where the hell I was or how to get back down. How we survived without Google maps back then still amazes me. Kennedy High graduate 80. I escaped Cali in 90 and have no desire to ever go back

[@denisefink507]

Was wondering if you realized that red head lovely lady signing autographs was Bryce Dallas Howard, Ron Howards daughter..how great to see celebs walking by, especially Levar Burton,I'm a big Star Trek next generation fan. Great video today!

[@jackwilliams303]

Didn’t seem like he had a clue

[@joshuatranterhtd4life677]

Thanks I was wondering who it was at first I thought it was Jessica Chastain I never thought of Bryce Dallas Howard

[@eily_b]

Someone asked the "No, I am Emily" lady alking by a few moments earlier if she was Bryce Dallas Howard. 😄

[@Ewong251]

​@eily_b Emily I think is Emily Swallow, who plays the Armorer on The Mandalorian.

[@MrCharlesWidmore]

The Village, great film 🌳

[@disneydorks6396]

Adam! This was too cool! I had to watch this twice just to soak it all in, Best walking tour ever! Thank you for sharing. You do such great work. Love you man!❤

[@chefmariocooks]

Bloody hell, TheDailyWoo! Your latest video on the TMZ worker interviewing a celebrity on the Walk of Fame (33:33) is absolutely brilliant! You've got an eye for capturing the excitement and glamour of Hollywood, and your commentary is spot-on. Don't let anyone dull your shine - keep up the fantastic work, and know that you've got fans all the way up in Canada who are bloody grateful for your content. Your videos are a true delight, and we can't wait to see what you come up with next. Keep it up, TheDailyWoo, you're a true maestro of the vlogging world!

[@goldenshark3182]

Carl Weathers was an Oakland Raider before he was an actor and that’s why you had Mark Davis the owner and Jim Plunkett, their last Super Bowl winning QB there at 28:30.

[@theathjr]

I was yelling at the screen THATS JIM PLUNKETT !!

[@musicgirl4794]

You picked the right day to go there! Getting to see part of the Star ceremony aftermath was cool 😎. 🌸

[@valmor9495]

Love this video.Lived on Sycamores right off Hollywood Blvd 1969 to 1971.One of the spookiest and exciting times I ever had.

[@kaiserpuppydog7174]

I lived on Sycamore just north of Hollywood Blvd in the late 80s. It seemed fairly safe around there, or at least safer than it first appeared. As long as I stayed away from trouble, trouble stayed away from me.

[@richardharden4437]

Hi Adam, my girlfriend now my wife lived on Sycamore, between Hollywood and Franklin back in the '80s. I always shopped at Hollywood Liqueur and the pizza and hamburgers at Andres Pizza next door Across the street before the Rite Aid or whatever there is now, used to be historical Brown's Ice Cream Parlor, famous for their Tin Roof Sunday. My wife and I were disappointed when we heard that Snow White's was no more, we used to go there for breakfast before my girlfriend went to work at Fredericks of Hollywood, she was a sales girl there. Hollywood has really changed, great vlog, thanks.

[@TheDailyWoo]

Yea I’m curious what will happen to it and if the sign will come down

[@richardharden4437]

@@TheDailyWoo We hope some of the history is preserved.

[@kaiserpuppydog7174]

I lived ar that part of Sycamore in the late 80s too. There was a big empty lot for a few years before they built that building that became a Rite-Aid. At first it was a record store--maybe a Sam Goody's?... A slice of pizza at Andre's was $1.00 including tax. What a deal! Remember all the big hair musicians walking around?

[@deeleerambles]

Hello there, did you know Richard Kanda on Sycamore by any chance? He was a good friend. I’ve just finished a book about my travels, including Hollywood in the 80’s, and my Friend Richard & that area of HW & Sycamore is mentioned a lot! Great to see a post mentioning the same time & place 👍

[@richardharden4437]

@@kaiserpuppydog7174 Do you remember your old address? We lived at 1765 Sycamore, at the Westbury. An interesting group dwelled in that abode. I worked in studios and sages for the big hairs. It was a great time to be young and living in Hollywood.

[@paulroberts6840]

Anyone who has previously held one of those payphone handsets is now immune to every disease.

[@reedberry]

That payphone has more viruses than a Wuhan lab.

[@anthonytaylor7327]

Exactly.

[@MidnightSonnet]

I wish that were true, lol. I held many payphones in my youth. Diseases be thy name. 😅

[@rapturedreamvision7205]

That phone is probably owned by the Wuhan laboratory

[@rapturedreamvision7205]

That phone is owned by the Wuhan laboratory

[@carlavision6143]

Adam, awesome video! August 29th was my 59th birthday. After you mentioned lavar burton that took me back to Roots him as kunta kenta. That's really cool all those stars passing by. Looking forward to your next vlog

[@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER]

Awww Reading Rainbow was a favorite of mine as a kid. Great video HollyWeird style 😂

[@Day-ZDuke]

“Just take a look, it’s in a book....it’s Reading Rainbow!!”

[@RobertLee-g3w]

Love your video I worked at Frederick of Hollywood from 1989-1999 in the warehouse, plus I lived around the corner walk to work every day. Until they moved the warehouse I remember got the job suppose to been temp but I worked 3 months without missing one day and they hired me a full time worker September 25, 1989 have great memories of those days. Still lives in Hollywood not far on Ivar St.

[@phipsi197]

Thank you for this video, Adam. It was very interesting and I appreciate your insight on the little behind the scenes tales of old hollywood.

[@louisehans9771]

A Canadian here.....I am really enjoying this. And I don't have to fly or get a passport. Learning lots also. Good job!! Thank you from north of the 49th.

[@melissajensen3166]

Great video. Extremely sad to see how much that area has gone down hill. I just saw that the mall used in BTTF has been bought and is going to be demolished. Glad you have screen line up’s to match the movie. Unfortunately, old Hollywood is being erased from existence. Sad Trombone. 😢

[@jamesrsfo]

So much fun! Makes me miss living in Los Angeles. I really loved the part on Hollywood Boulevard where the celebrities were coming out of Carl Weathers star ceremony. Was the redheaded lady Bryce Dallas Howard? Sure looked like her. Thank you again for all your great videos. I learned so much about Hollywood Boulevard I didn’t evenknow And I lived there almost 25 years.

[@paultrujillo2660]

Thanks for continuing to make great videos, keep up the great work, Adam! From all of us at Escobar Ent & Charm Promotions… 😎🇺🇸🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@paulabaker8403]

The energy is always different. Hate to see some of the historical buildings closed up. Love the Blvd. Thanks for taking me on a very familiar walk. I love it sooo much!❤. I miss Jordan the Lion being in Hollywood. He is a wealth of information regarding old Hollywood. It is the Blvd of broken dreams but also a Blvd that inspires making your dreams come true if one aspires to it!❤ Loved your content today. Hollywood is home!❤❤❤

[@cecerider73]

I used to go down to the Blvd to look at all the Hollywood attractions years ago. I have a picture of that mural with all the stars. So sad that it's faded away. Classic Hollywood is fading away.

[@Cindy7777777]

Hey Adam! Wow, what a video, so so cool!!!! And to just happen upon it makes it extra cool! Your video's in all the years have never been any less than perfect!!!!!! Thanks so much for taking us along and sharing with all of us! HOLLYWOOD = PRICELLS & OOAK!!!!!!!!

[@zenabeme22]

Jordan is a Hollywood Historian and one awesome Story Teller. I wish Hollywood would embrace the legends of Old Hollywood more. They were the Founders.

[@Diego-p9z1e]

Great video! Love you showing the locations from Maxxxine!

[@Blueskys1972]

Billy Barty was Sigmund on Sigmund and the Sea Monsters, one of my favorite Saturday morning shows in the 70's

[@livingwithneal]

Man, I’d pay Adam the Woo to be my tour guide! We visit LA several times a year & I would love to have you guide us through locations. Amazing knowledge!

[@therebelrogue]

The woman who wrote the book about Elvis and Rocky also testified in the OJ Simpson trial. What an eclectic life.

[@sfchick7615]

You have no idea! Read the book!

[@RockyRaccoon7262]

Adam, always love that you hav transit buses in your videos. I’m a driver. 😊. Thanks for all your videos of places I’ll probably never get to see ❤

[@perry8322]

Thanks for doing this video, Mr. Woo I enjoyed it. We love you up in Milwaukee Wisconsin. You’re a good good person. Take care, buddy.🎉

[@dawnbasham8719]

Gosh it sure has changed since I was there in 1995 and my daughter visited 3 years ago. What a nice group you seen them all honoring their friend and coworker, Mr Weathers, on the walk of fame .. thanks for letting it roll, Adam ❤❤ When I think of old Hollywood, they show the change in this one DVD of Valley Girl that starred Deborah Foreman in the totally 80s edition extras on it.. amongst Beastmaster and how it's changed along that walkway when he made it to Hollywood

[@connieoliver7369]

That was director George Stevens . He was the director of Giant. That stared Rock Hudson. Elizabeth Taylor.. Ge also directed Shane, A Place in the Sun

[@adamrichardhooper]

Can I ask where George Stevens was on the timeline please . Only recently discovered the film Giant 😊

[@Risteard156]

Excellent video on Hollywood boulevard keep up the good work 💯👍

[@gregorclegane6144]

That was amazing meeting the co-writer of Gonna Fly Now! You find some very interesting topics, thanks for sharing today

[@Terryh681]

Adam: So cool seeing LeVar Burton. Here is some trivia you might enjoy. LeVar Burton's father, Lee Burton, was my boss in the 90s when I worked at the Disney Store and Market House in the Magic Kingdom, Florida.

[@pipertarin68]

I love Concerts at The Pantages Theater ❤ Steve Perry, gave a gave a mind blowing Performance in 1994 there! P.S. My Papa, used to Walk his Siblings to the Pantages, back in the late 1950's to Watch all day long Cartoons, Movies etc.

[@TheDailyWoo]

Didn’t know that about the cartoons . That’s very cool

[@pipertarin68]

@@TheDailyWooYes! My Papa, said it was wonderful to spend all day at the Movies❤️

[@tylermrhandon]

So rad to see you still filming. Been following since like 2017-18? Anyway always loved your adventure videos from land of oz to any old building.

[@angelag6432]

Wow what an honor to meet Carol Connors!

[@jamesacklin7261]

Well Adam, that was certainly a fun interesting day on Hollywood Bl.you never know who or what you will see on the Bl.Nice video today from Universal Jamie.

[@davidatovar]

That ROCKY lady is Rock and Roll history and you didn't even realize it.

[@TheDailyWoo]

That’s how it goes around there , Never know who is walking by.

[@chairlesnicol672]

Carol must b very wealthy if she can afford to live in Beverly Hills,!​@@TheDailyWoo

[@espo7182]

Butterfly in the Sky!! I can go twice as high!! Ahhh, childhood in the 80s.

[@Lorraines1]

Could you imagine being around during the Hollywood hay day? I want to time travel back.

[@DodgerFanAD_23]

I would’ve LOVED to see that.

[@71579musiclover]

I lived in Hollywood for many many years. Watching this video brought back so many memories 😃

[@davprovideo]

Is it just me? I don't recognize celebrities who are old, gray, bald and past their prime. I remember how they looked when they were younger, but have no clue when they are older. People's looks change as they age.

[@judyholland7236]

I didn't recognize anyone either

[@davprovideo]

@@judyholland7236 And this is true with family members and classmates whom I haven't seen for a very long time. They look so different with age.

[@bob4364]

Hey Adam great video from Hollywood, CA..Walking down the hollywood walk of stars, meeting celebrities like Carol Connors, LeVar Burton and more..Enjoy your weekend..

[@Jarvel5]

Dang dude. You make some incredible hollywood blvd videos. Carl Weathers was a legend! Ding, ding!

[@TheDailyWoo]

It’s amazing what you can stumble on just walking the Blvd

[@Jarvel5]

​@TheDailyWoo Both Good and strange!

[@madameforce]

That was Emily Swallow in the white suit dress who played the Armorer in the Mandalorian ! AND Bryce Dallas Howard!!! Wow you got there at the right time there, Adam! :D

[@TheDailyWoo]

Pretty dang cool I like that show

[@carolinadude12345]

I thought that was Emily Blunt at first. Nobody recognized her without her armor. I’d go nuts being that close to Bryce Dallas Howard, I just love her… total fanboy. I’d be going Bryce Bryce I love your work.

[@paulabarnes3351]

I was delighted to see Yul Brynner in The King and I at Pantages theater about 1978. Memories.

[@brianking973]

Wow I absolutely loved this! I'm exited a thousand miles away. I would love to see stars and people behind the camera

[@zenabeme22]

To see Peewee still in window made me happy. Hollywood changes so much but still seeing Peewee Doll in window gives that area some type Consistency.

[@AdamTheWeirdo]

🤦

[@josh021588]

Hey Adam This is the first time watching the channel in a good while You look so different and much healthier/great Didn’t know you lost all that weight That’s great keep it up 👍🏽

[@DepthTechDesign]

Great video Adam. That Star was right up your alley.

[@DeniseHlavaty]

You always know who the nice stars are, who stop and sign autographs. Not like that snoot, Larry David. Great video Adam!

[@ValerieNeely-e7f]

WHO wants Larry David's autograph anyhow??

[@tracymacarthur5699]

Wow, what a fab day, loved the vlog, l need to visit from the UK

[@MattyB574]

Great video and still makes me laugh your video with the guy coming out the pavement when you did Hollywood before

[@TinaLouise73]

as a mega Disney fan on my childhood and mega fan of all things american/Hollywood this wud be my IDEA of heaven just to BE IN the vicinity of whare the world's most famous superstars once stood! wow ur SO lucky! x

[@andrewnewts1477]

Genuinely one of the grottiest places I have seen

[@Jaz23uk]

Watching from the UK and thoroughly enjoyed your walk about, very interesting and informative 🎬📽

[@userOmi-sensei]

The decay is really sad 😢

[@rachelnicole8207]

I always enjoy your Hollywood Blvd videos!

[@Sam-02024]

Carl Weathers ❤I was lucky enough to have met LeVar Burton at Paramount years ago. Nice to see that he's still so gracious.

[@sandman20011]

Great video, was that the chap out of Lupin? With the autograph hunters? Cracking series on Netflix.

[@gwensglittergang2]

We started watching you right as you were moving out of Hollywood. Been watching you pretty much everyday for six years! 😊❤

[@TheDailyWoo]

Thanks for watching all this time

[@gwensglittergang2]

@@TheDailyWoo thank YOU! 🙏

[@bjornemccomb8262]

Insane!!! Carl Weathers star ceremony with insane Hollywood celebs, right place at the right time 😎 some great actors came out to support!!! Amazing!

[@shellrie1]

I'm a big fan of star trek tng. It's cool seeing Levar Burton. I was fortunate to get a chance to meet him at megacon orlando a few years ago. He was extremely friendly and gracious.

[@TheDailyWoo]

He seemed very nice

[@d__g615]

@@TheDailyWoo But why no red ink???? Inquiring minds want to know.

[@1lonebird]

@@d__g615just a guess… Some cultures believe that if you write someone’s name in red it means that person will soon be dead.

[@lakephillip]

I liked your tour. Lived there 1977-1980. Worked at now torn down Metromedia Square, home of Norman Lear Productions....worked at Pacific Bell. Watched, (All First Run)The Wiz @Cinerama Dome, The Amityville Horror, @The Hollywood Theatre. A Star Is Born, and The Main Event @Chinese Theatre, and at that time they called it "Mann's Chinese Theatre" Also loved your series on The Columbia/WB ranch.

[@SuperDesignermatt]

Can’t believe no one knew who Emily Swallow is! She just sailed past everyone!

[@micksplace]

Is she the one who got asked "are you?"...ummm no

[@craftycronecorner215]

I thought it was her, and as soon as she said, "I'm Emily..." Love that she was there for Greef Karga.

[@rebel6756]

You never disappoint, Woo. ❤

[@somauk]

I wonder if Hollywood has a restoration society to keep these stars and cement handprints/signatures from deteriorating…..

[@wyioughta]

well that was a treat! great walk on the hollywood walk of fame that day.

[@kevingarofalo9177]

Was thinking I may see you tonight at HOB Anaheim for “Me First and the Gimmie Gimmies” but since youre in LA, I doubt that would happen

[@roxyloveslucy]

Those people that are supposed to be famous, should wear name tags so we can see who they are. I knew Levar. That’s it. Nobody’s names given. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Enjoyed it. TY

[@Czechbound]

That was a great day of randomness. I back packed around the world in 2010. When I got to LA, I had pre-booked a hostel opposite The Chinese Theatre. Little did I know that 'hostels' in America are not like the rest of the world. Across from the theatre ( more or less ) there is a parade of shops, and a doorway with a stairs. The hostel was above a liquour store. When the guy at check in saw that I was a proper back packer from Europe, he said "I'm gonna put you in a room on your own". So I was in a room with 2 bunk beds facing the street, with a neon sign blinking on and off all night ( just like in the movies ha ha ). The poor soul in the next room howled like a banshee all night. "Hostels" in America allow long term residency, and the guy at reception the next day said that most of the other people had mental health issues/ just out of prison. It was a trip ... Looks like Andy Dicks has got himself together finally. Some great people at Carl's star ( RIP ). "I can make it ... I can make it !"

[@kathypoole5493]

I really enjoyed this one because I enjoy the Walk of Fame Stars never been there but it was nice to see some of them maybe you could do another one and focus on those more the stars and it was nice to see them after doing the Carl Weathers ceremony I didn't know who some of them were but that was very fun watching them come by and do autographs. Thanks for showing us East coast folks the area! I'm so sheltered lol

[@SumDumGoi]

Fun fact: writing a name in red ink in Asian culture, and probably other cultures, means death or ill-will towards the person.

[@Brenda-t5r]

Thanks for the virtual tour!

[@mev202]

Hollywood boulevard is the epitome of the American saying. "It doesn't matter if it's any good, as long as it makes money." America. Ruining nice things for over a 100 years.

[@BonifacioCudia]

Hollywood looks good in pictures only in reality it is a big disappointment.😮😅

[@BLAZINONEUP]

Thanks Adam good as usual appreciate you 💯 your great

[@MyBackyardScience]

Adam shows us all the stars as he walks down Hollywood Boulevard. Some that we recognize, some that we hardly ever heard of! We really enjoyed it! 😀

[@Highland804]

Thanks for the Kinks shout-out.

[@kevindolan6872]

Great vid! i fin ally got out there last Feb to see it for myself. Cant wait to go back. Hope Andy D is doing well. I worry about that guy........

[@Myrna611]

I wouldn't recognize any one famous if I tripped over them! 🤣 But, I'm curious as to why Levar Burton won't dign in red ink. Google doesn't know.

[@dukeofhaas]

George Burns did not appear in the iconic film "Giant" with Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, and James Dean. Sure others have already made the same observation...just needed to get that out of my system. BTW: Love your channel!

[@TheTop40hub]

So cool talking g to Carol. Put a smile on my face Adam. Thanks for the video. Good Old Hollywood. Now I have Celluloid Heroes by The Kinks going through my mind.

[@annelizabethcarroll3396]

Yep. Me, too. It's been a long time since I've heard that classic song. Will be playing it (probably a few times) later today.

[@D.R.76]

I love that you referred to the movie Waiting for David Koechner, didn't think many people appreciated that unknown comedy. "I do pretty well"

[@katrinajones8788]

There is so much more to California (e.g. Central area, wine country, coastal towns, natural beauty, mountains, deserts) than Hollywood and Los Angeles but you keep going to the same places over and over again. Hollywood Blvd was "weird and dirty" when you were there several times before, yet you're there again with the same description of the place as if anything was expected to change. Consider exploring more of the state.

[@DodgerFanAD_23]

Exactly!!! Theres so much more to California than the Basic ‘ Basic Tourist trap’ things…. Theres San Diego County, Northern California, Fresno. Ugh i miss it….

[@90dayfiance69]

lol nailed it

[@Masterlocster69]

Fresno is like the armpit of America

[@davidknight754]

For sure don’t recommend Fresno. Sorry. Went to Kastner and Clovis West. I know the area. Also, those complaining that he isn’t exploring scenic countryside and things. You might be missing the point. Adam has always been about pop culture and nostalgia. A giant Sequoia is pretty and majestic and all, but anyone who’s watched his channel for years should know what they are getting into when watching his content.

[@TheDailyWoo]

I’m fascinated by the place and always like checking in. Don’t know what else to tell ya

[@janerobinson6820]

I just love your virtual tours!

[@cpg1635]

Loved this 👍 great job

[@FluttershyJAC13]

Damn, you change a lot. It’s good seeing you again. Yeah I’m up in Anaheim. I’ve been trying to same place always going downtown LA doing delivery still. Hollywood I can’t get around too, but glad you’re doing the covered. I heard Tim Burton having a star up there.

[@FluttershyJAC13]

And it’s good to see your login if you’re going by Knotts Switch by Room 13

[@BrewCityGillz]

Thanks for doing the dirty work and showing us the latest and greatest (and not so greatest) from Hollyweird!

[@TheDailyWoo]

It’s kinda fun honestly . I love walking the Blvd

[@BrewCityGillz]

💯- You never know who or what you’ll see there. It’s cool when celebs are able to talk with people and share their stories.

[@cgoofies]

I lived in the Gershwin for three years about 2013 through 2015. The boulevard is an amazing place. I'm glad some new construction is cleaning up some of the old buildings.

[@ponyhorton4295]

Adam, I've loved your shows for years. Please accept this gentle correction from an L.A. native: Cahuenga is pronounced "Cah-weng-guh" I used to work on Hollywood Bl. Keep the great videos coming!

[@juniemoon1528]

Came looking for this comment. I’ve lived here 40+ years and had never heard it pronounced the way Adam did. 🤷🏼‍♀️🌹

[@MasterCodePro17]

We just went to El Coyote on Beverly Blvd, which was in Once Upon of Time in Hollywod. It was great and definitely old Hollywood. We want to try Casa Vega next. How about a Griffith Observatory video while you're in the area? Or maybe a Paramount or Sony studio tour?