The Hollywood Museum: Max Factor’s Colorful History

Commentary Every year, millions of tourists flock to Los Angeles in search of one thing: Hollywood glamour. They may be disappointed, though, since it’s scarcely to be found among the modern high rises, huge electronic billboards, and graffiti-decorated overpasses. Even on Hollywood Boulevard, the Walk of Fame’s stars may be obscured by homeless encampments and debris. However, just around the corner, there’s a hidden gem of Hollywood history, glamour, and beauty. Well, perhaps it’s an exaggeration to call it hidden, but the Hollywood Museum is a surprisingly unknown destination to many people. Although it was voted the No. 1 tourist destination in Hollywood by LA Weekly in 2013, a lot of people have never heard of it. Located in the Max Factor Building at 1660 N. Highland Avenue, the Hollywood Museum houses the world’s biggest collection of movie memorabilia. It’s a must-see destination for any film fan, especially someone who appreciates the Golden Era of Hollywood....