LOS ANGELES—It's been called, sometimes derisively, a collection
of 72 suburbs in search of a city.    Here is a modest list of
just five:   The intersection of Hollywood and Highland is the
crossroads for the Hollywood Walk of Fame, where more than 2,400
terrazzo-and-brass stars containing the biggest names in the
entertainment business can be viewed by just walking down the
sidewalk. You'll find everyone from Clark Gable to Johnny Depp,
Marilyn Monroe to Meryl Streep. You can also gaze upon a lot of
people in that neighborhood who are dressed up to look just like
some of the stars, especially Marilyn. But if you take their
pictures they'll want money, so stop by instead at the courtyard
to the famous Chinese Theatre. There you'll find the stars'
names, and their hand and footprints, immortalized in concrete.
Last stop, appropriately enough, should be the Hollywood Forever
cemetery. While some burial grounds frown on tourists wandering
around looking for stars' graves, this one, featured in the 2010
film