Here's a handy rundown on everything you need to know about the Academy Museum.

Sunshine, beaches, mountains, nightlife, restaurants, and Hollywood make Los Angeles a mecca for visitors who enjoy the outdoors and entertainment.

Displaying the full tapestry of what Hollywood encompasses is important at any moment — but especially now, says Jacqueline Stewart, chief artistic and programming officer for the museum.

A century in the making and with a price tag of $462 million, the L.A. museum is finally open—and even with social distancing measures in mind, the show must go on.

There’s always something to see at the spectacular Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, America’s largest institution devoted to the art and science of moviemaking.

A local construction crew is working on a landmark building in Los Angeles that in the past housed a glitzy May Company department store and in the future will have a soaring sphere addition that might make Amazon founder Jeff Bezos jealous.

You're going to want to check out the screenplays.

After years of delays, the Renzo Piano–designed cinema-history hot spot opens its doors on September 30

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Overview of The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures – In the heart of Los Angeles, at the vibrant crossroads of Wilshire Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, you’ll find the world’s preeminent movie museum, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. Nestled on the renowned “Miracle Mile,” this museum not only preserves the rich heritage of the former 1939 May Company department store, now christened the Saban Building, but also infuses it with new life.