With restrictions tightening and an even stricter lockdown possibly looming in the near future, Los Angeles looks a little different right now — and Hollywood, in particular, looks downright weird.
Hollywood is tourist central during regular, non-COVID times, with the sidewalks usually packed with sightseers and locals alike.
This is DEFINITELY not the case right now, however — there's just...barely anybody around.
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It's Hollywood, baby. Here it is: the big city of celebrities.
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The Arclight Hollywood movie theater, a staple in LA and the location of many a premiere, is all boarded up.
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...And I do mean ALL boarded up — they are taking NO chances, apparently.
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Amoeba Music closed down in April and its leftover shell is nothing short of depressing.
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Scooters are in trash cans.
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The Hollywood Walk of Fame has never looked this depressing.
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With outdoor dining closing up in LA for three weeks starting Wednesday night, it's not looking like it'll get any less weird-looking around here for some time.
