If you’re at Free City, then clearly you are already in the know. Add the fact that you’re on Foursquare and you might be the coolest person in L.A.
If you're looking for good shopping in L.A., this is it! If you're looking for Fred Seagull, this isn't it. He lives down by the pier.
It can be hard to find a good jean these days, and I found one here. I also met Jeanne Tripplehorn, so it's safe to say this is a great place for jeans.
Barneys is one of the best places to pick up clothes. I'm always telling people, "I got it at Barneys!" I should really start shopping here.
I learned a lot from working at this JCPenney— hospitality, responsibility, and how to find the secret bathroom on the 2nd floor.
When I’m in Orlando, I come by here to pick up wetsuits and my boards. All I need now is to learn how to surf.
Barneys is one of the best places to pick up clothes in NYC. I'm always telling people, "I got it at Barneys!" I should really start shopping here.
While you're here, you may as well pick me up a birthday gift. And if you do that, you'll have to come to my birthday show! Go to http://ellentv.com/birthdaytix/ & enter code ELLEN54 to win tickets!
While you're here, you may as well pick me up a birthday gift. And if you do that, you'll have to come to my birthday show! Go to http://ellentv.com/birthdaytix/ & enter code ELLEN54 to win tickets!
While you're here, you may as well pick me up a birthday gift. And if you do that, you'll have to come to my birthday show! Go to http://ellentv.com/birthdaytix/ & enter code ELLEN54 to win tickets!
Though it may still look like a construction site, this tower will eventually house the new Conde Nast HQ, which will take up nearly a million square feet of office space.
When he first moved to Los Angeles, Conan O'Brien, founder of Conaco Productions (a 2011 Most Innovative Company), worked at this retailer. No word on whether or not he was replaced with Jay Leno.
This center houses two of the country's most powerful supercomputers, but they'll soon be supplanted by Dawning Information's Tianhe 1A, which can process 2.57 quadrillion operations per second.
Dow Chemical (a 2011 Most Innovative Company) bought the naming rights to this arena in 2004, which is located near their main offices.
This library was among the first to join Google's "Library Project," which aims to scan the collections of the world's major book repositories and make their contents searchable online.
