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From the Endeavour in launch position and Mars rovers to a two-decker 747, the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center is primed to blow your mind.

Fly a drone, operate a remote-controlled Mars rover, step into a digital space suit and take a space slide: There are interactive exhibits galore at the new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center.

At Blue Mondays at the Fable in Eagle Rock, expect ballads and belting, crying, camaraderie, free "prozac" shots and regulars. Oh, and the winner gets a Garfield "I hate Mondays" shirt.

Since the 1990s, the Beaux-Arts hotel has been called 'zombie building' because of its idleness. But with the Olympics coming and changes happening downtown, its owner believes now is the time to welcome guests in again.

Breakfast at Fred 62, hiking at Griffith Park and a vintage jacket shopping spree are on the agenda for the Emmy-nominated actor.

The Saturday Morning Fish Market in San Pedro has existed in some form since the late '60s but thanks to social media, flocks of new customers are wanting in on the late-night seafood-buying adventure.

The immersive store on Melrose Avenue will hide secrets -- like a two-story tree with glowing books growing out of its branches.

For the legendary pop parodist, Courage Bagels, Toi on Sunset and celebrating canceled plans are on the agenda.

The 'You Must Remember This' host would hike Laurel Canyon, catch a 35mm film screening and linger over Italian food.

Mendocino County's Skunk Train introduced the Noyo, a luxe cocktail lounge on rails with plush couches, '50s overtones and stunning views.