It’s been more than five decades since Marilyn Monroe passed away, but she remains one of the most famous celebrities of all time. If she were alive today, she'd be celebrating her 87th birthday on June 1. Those of us in LA can retrace Monroe’s footsteps in the city where she was born, raised and spent most of her life. Read on for 10 places to experience Marilyn Monroe’s Los Angeles.

If there are two things that Angelenos love it's enjoying our fabulous weather and watching a good movie. So it's no wonder that outdoor movie-watching has become a summer tradition here in Los Angeles. And the list for these al fresco film nights seems to grow every year, most of them free of charge. So whether you're looking for a cinematic experience in the cemetery (only in LA, right?) or want to kick it old-school at a real drive-in theatre (remember those?), here's a quick hit list for some of this season’s can't-miss outdoor movie experiences.

Looking for a fistful of happy? Then you need to head over to Public Kitchen & Bar at the Hollywood Roosevelt for the “5 for 5” happy hour. Going on every Monday through Friday from 3pm to 7pm (finally, a happy hour that doesn't end at 5:30!), the menu features five signature items priced at $5 each, including drinks and yummy Med-inspired dishes.