From Cape Canaveral to Mission Control, these awe-inspiring spots should be on every intergalactic aficionado’s must-visit ...

Admission to the Observatory is free ... the most inexperienced of riders will feel at ease exploring the trails of Griffith Park. A variety of Day and Evening tours are offered including tours ...

You can see a dazzling display of priceless art, architecture, and gardens, and admission to the Getty Center is FREE, although you will need to pay for parking. The reflecting pool at the Getty Villa ...

See the stars at the Griffith Observatory. 13. Hike to the Hollywood Sign ... Get a NexGen pass at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and enjoy free admission for you and your child. 27. Be ...

Griffith Observatory is one of the most visited public observatories in the world. Located on Mount Hollywood in Griffith ...

Admission is free, though you may need to pay for select events. Check out the Hollywood Forever website to find out more. Full-Day Iconic Sights of LA, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Beaches and More ...

It is closed every Wednesday. General admission tickets cost $28 for adults, $13 for ages 3 to 17 (children 2 and younger get in for free) and parking will set you back $21. Tickets can be ...

Banderas, 64, tells PEOPLE in a recent interview about his Bosch Super Bowl commercial that his ex-wife Melanie Griffith and other members of her family stayed with their daughter Stella Banderas ...

It's a surprising admission from a director best known for directing more serious fare in his career, but that's a good thing. As a result, the film is emotional without being manipulative ...

Not long after Donald Trump met with state and local politicians about the devastating wildfires, Bill Maher on Friday took aim at the President’s threats to withhold federal funds and how he ...

The cases of journalist killings recorded in this Observatory are identified and verified through the following process. First, a case of an alleged killing of a journalist is flagged to the ...

(Image credit: NASA/Solar Dynamics Observatory) Shining loops of plasma on the surface of the sun "flicker" hours before they unleash potentially dangerous solar flares, a new study shows.