HAUNTED HOLLYWOOD: Tinseltown's Iconic Locations and Ghostly Legends

Los Angeles, California is the show business capital of the world. To this day, Hollywood still beckons wannabe movie stars and cinema loving tourists alike. Unsurprisingly, in this make it or break it town, there's no shortage of ghost stories. Join me as I visit The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, Griffith Park, Madame Tussaud's, The Walk of Fame, TCL Chinese Theater, Pantages Theater, Warner Pacific Theater, Hollywood Knickerbocker, Musso and Frank's Grill, The Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Cinegrill Nightclub and the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, where I spent the night.

My hotel stay was 10/10 stars. I'm obsessed with this hotel. To book your stay at the Hollywood Roosevelt click here: https://tripadvisor.tp.st/vwVuzdUB

The episode mainly focuses on tales, legends, and curses from the golden era of Hollywood including stories about Marilyn Monroe, Peg Entwhisle, Houdini, Charlie Chaplin, Rudolph Valentino and more. I'm also joined by a guest host, Steve Cubine "From Beneath the Hollywood Sign" Podcast, who shares his fascinating wealth of knowledge on the VERY HAUNTED Hollywood Knickerbocker. Find him on Apple Podcasts.

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Additional photography by Sara Cimino

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Photo Attribution:
"Arthur Miller y Marilyn Monroe" by Antonio Marín Segovia is licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0
"Carole Lombard and Clark Gable in "No Man of Her Own" (1932)" by Dennis Amith is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0
"Modern colorization of an original B&W photograph of Peg Entwistle from "Just to Remind You" theatrical production." by James Zeruk, Jr. is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0