A tunnel-like passageway and intentionally off-kilter shelves are a fittingly offbeat backdrop for the unusual goods, which include antique Native American blankets and bright, handpainted doorstops. En savoir plus .
This 2008 addition is lined with arrestingly cool vignettes: You'll want to buy complete displays, which are devoted to everything from letterpress tools to '60s political propaganda. En savoir plus .
The flagship of this Hong Kong e-tailer has all the on‑trend, wonderfully affordable pieces the site is known for, like chambray shirts and tuxedo jackets. En savoir plus .
Leonardo DiCaprio has already hit up this intimate space, which was once Hills go-to spot Coco de Ville. No space in the club? Get a drink (or meal) at the equally elegant adjoining restaurant, STK.
Wonder what Ryan Gosling's listening to? The actor is often found in the deejay booth of this club also known for burlesque shows, jazz and rock concerts–it even has room to showcase new art.
This newly reopened club is, like, so L.A. Serving up food,dancing and plenty of celebs, it's where Lindsay Lohan brought mom Dina to party. Tip: Arrive early and dress up, if you want to get in.
Try spotting stars like Cameron Diaz at this California cool shop stocked with fashions from Jet by John Eshaya, C & C and more. Take note: While the styles are laid-back, prices are not.
The legendary eatery still lures in stars looking for luxe Chinese food. Tip: Reservations are relatively easy to come by — just book them online before dropping in.
Dust the sand off your feet and go shopping—just minutes from the beach—at upscale stores like Planet Blue and Madison. Then fuel up on frozen yogurt and espresso before heading down the highway.
How does Gaga like her Chinese? With panoramic views from the 24th floor! Keep an eye out for stars (real and Hollywood) as you sample Wolfgang Puck's sky-high dumplings and re-roasted pork belly.
Feast on hearty Italian fare–try their famous Kobe beef meatball ($18)—while feasting your eyes on regulars like Justin Timberlake. Then skip dessert and just dance...the club's open 'til 4 a.m.!
It's where Mario Lopez and Ashton Kutcher get their Sin City sushi fix! Tip: Order the signature crispy rice and spicy tuna like a real VIP—with a table in the scenic, private Fountain Dining Room.
Three venues in one–an Asian restaurant, nightclub and outdoor pool–means nonstop action. Tip: Wanna party like Christina Aguilera? Snag a VIP skybox and dance above the crowd—just be prepared to pay.
Got a smokin' bikini bod? Display it with the best of 'em—think Kendra Wilkinson and Kim Kardashian—at this 6-acre pool party boasting whirlpools, waterfalls, VIP bungalows and international DJs.
This fabled landmark is known for playing host to glittering awards shows, but it's gone down in history as the venue where Michael Jackson's hair caught on fire in 1984.
Built to resemble stacks of records on a turntable, the 13-floor tower is a landmark—even attracting aliens in 1996's Independence Day. Inside are world-famous recording studios, designed by Les Paul.
S&M and bondage go glam at this swanky West Hollywood lounge, where topless dancers are part of the décor and A-listers like Leo DiCaprio come to play.
Where else can you see burlesque dancers, fire-breathers – and celebs? The Vaudeville show always draws an A-list crowd – and those who don't shy away from risqué subject matter.
Tucked in the Paris Las Vegas hotel, this sugar station offers all things sweet – plus a bar and chocolate lounge. Tip: check out the signature Kim Kardashian and Britney Spears lollipops sold here.
