Even in the most remote corners of the world, the name Los Angeles is known. As one of the most popular cities in the United States, LA draws millions of tourists every year, catering to the unique desires of each one with unparalleled diversity and seemingly endless entertainment venues. There truly is something for everyone around this city. Take a tour through the world of the rich and famous in Beverly Hills, find the classic California surfing lifestyle at Huntington Beach, or follow the White Rabbit down the rabbit hole into the funky and eclectic world of Venice Beach. Appease your inner child by visiting attractions like Disneyland and Magic Mountain, or summon your inner performer by visiting Universal Studios and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. While picking the right destination for activities may be difficult, one sure thing is that there will never be a lack of options. There are few cities that offer as much entertainment, excitement and diversity as do the attractions in Los Angeles. Today LA most famous attractions like the Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame is an icon that bears more than one excited visit. Indeed, many of the cities most famous attractions seem to be located near Grauman's Chinese Theater where film and music enthusiasts can place their hands in the handprints and shoeprints of their favorite celebrities. What the Grauman theatre is for film the Hollywood Bowl is for concerts. This huge historical venue has been the playing stage for huge acts such as Frank Sinatra and The Beatles. Additionally, no afternoon in downtown Hollywood would be complete without a stop at Amoeba Records, the world famous independent music chain right off Sunset Strip. Los Angeles also offers attractions like the beautiful Getty Museum, which hosts amazing art exhibits and places like Universal Studios Hollywood. California's most popular theme parks like Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm and Magic Mountain are just a short drive away, making Los Angeles the perfect getaway from a long week at work. The beach will always be a preferred destination for tourist and locals alike but why not beat the crowds, leave the tourists and head to some of the more unique events LA has to offer. Just recently the Los Angeles Lakers hosted “Basketball 101.” This event, officially sponsored by the NBA, invited some 400 people in the business, entertainment and sports industries to network and learn the game. These lucky few LA professionals took lessons from the best, including stars such as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Derek Fisher, Phil Jackson, Brian Shaw and others. Other attractions included Monterey Jazz Festival 50th Anniversary Tour. The world's longest-running jazz festival, this famous festival debuted in 1958 and gave us Dizzie Gillespie, Dave Brubeck, Louis Armstrong and more. Help China celebrate its New Year with NTDTV Chinese New Year Spectacular. New Tang Dynasty Television (NTDTV) presents a blowout celebration event at NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE, with hundreds of performers expressing 5,000 years of Chinese culture. Indulge in the Festival of Human Abilities. In its fifth year, this festival celebrates the talents of artists and musicians with disabilities. It’s an opportunity to see the human spirit overcoming physical disabilities through acts such as hip-hop wheelchair dancing and renowned blind guitarist Dat Nguyen. Finally what would be better than exploring the best eats LA has to offer? dineLA Restaurant Week is a rare chance to try specially priced three-course menus from some of LA’s finest restaurants.