HOLLYWOOD OUT AND ABOUT	THE IVY 113 N. Robertson Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA The Ivy is one of L.A.'s leading celebrity hangouts, attracting a virtual Who's Who of Hollywood stars and moguls. PINKS 709 N. La Brea Avenue, Hollywood, CA. Not far from is a tiny little shack just north of the corner of trendy and LBrea. It's called Pink's, and although it looks like a dump, it's one of the most popular spots in town for grabbing a late-night snack. MAPLE DRIVE 345 N. Maple Drive, Beverly Hills, CA. / (310) 274-9800 When the restaurant opened in 1990, the chef from 72 Market Street, Leonard Schwartz, came along and brought his famous meatloaf and "kickass chili" with him. They are still two of the most popular items on the menu also didn't hurt business that Maple Drive shares the glass tower with Castle Rock Pictures, and became (as the L.A. Times put it) "the virtual commissary for Castle Rock." HUGO 'S 8401 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA. The Zagat Survey once remarked that "breakfast at Hugo's is better than breakfast at Tiffany's," and it seems that a number of Hollywood stars agree.It pays to get up early if you want to go star-gazing at Hugo's. Located along Santa Monica Blvd. in West Hollywood (the cultural center of gay life in L.A.), this casual, little place has become a major "power breakfast" spot for those in the Biz. FASHION STORES ITS A WRAP Production Wardrobe Sales 3315 W. Magnolia Boulevard, Burbank, CA. Another shop which sells clothing formerly worn by movie stars is "It's A Wrap" in Burbank. Located just a short distance from the many Valley studios this store offers wardrobe items from Hollywood movie studios, television shows, commercials, music videos and New York soap operas, at significantly reduced prices. So not only can you dress like a star, and take home a souvenir worn by a star, but you can save money too! FRED SEGAL 8100 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood AND 500 Broadway, Santa Monica, CA It's hard to imagine any one shop attracting more Big Name celebrities than Fred Segal. After 40 years on west Melrose, this collection of ultra-hip boutiques is a common destination for many of the stars This casual yet sophisticated store has been attracting the right crowd since it opened in 1960. SHOEMAKER To The STARS Di Fabrizio Shoes 8216 W 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA He's Pasquale Di Fabrizio, who calls himself "The Starsí Shoemaker." And that title certainly fits. He has even written a book about his life with the stars. Its title? "The Soul (Sole) of a Shoemaker HOUSE OF WINSTON 371 N. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, CA / (310) 271 8554 With so many jewelers in Beverly Hills it's difficult to single out a single favorite of the Hollywood set, but the 'House of Winston' has managed to guarantee itself an extra shot of Tinseltown publicity by providing many of the glittering diamonds that adorn the stars on Oscar Night - for free. ILLUME CANDLES 8302 W. Third Street, Los Angeles, CA. West Third Street (west of Farmer's Market is rapidly becoming a very trendy neighborhood, and InStyle magazine reports that the stars are flocking to a little shop called Illume, which sells unique candles, candleholders, scented tapers, gift baskets, snuffers. wick trimmers, and body products. Getting there: Illume is located on the south side of west Third Street, at Sweetzer Avenue, between Fairfax (on the east) and La Cienega (on the west). From Farmer's Market, just take Third Street eight blocks west
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