No time to keep up with celebrities? Don't worry, our entertainment newsletter does it for you. - USA TODAY

No time to keep up with celebrities? Don't worry, our entertainment newsletter does it for you. - USA TODAY

No time to keep up with celebrities? Don't worry, our entertainment newsletter does it for you. - USA TODAY

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Celine Dion, Billy Porter, Lena Waithe and more celebrities take over the Met Gala red carpet and explore the theme, "Notes on Fashion." Josmar Taveras, USA TODAY

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The Hollywood sign on Mount Lee in Los Angeles is one

The Hollywood sign on Mount Lee in Los Angeles is one of the most photographed tourist attractions in Los Angeles. In this gallery, Jefferson Graham shows you the sign, as seen from the Mount Lee view, Lake Hollywood Park and the Griffith Park hike that takes you to the back of the Hollywood sign. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

A sign en route to Lake Hollywood Park makes it look

A sign en route to Lake Hollywood Park makes it look like there's no way for tourists to get to the Hollywood sign, when in fact the roads are clear and open to the public. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

The hike to the back of the Hollywood sign is popular

The hike to the back of the Hollywood sign is popular with tourists, but the view is obstructed by a chain link fence. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

The Griffith Park hike brings you to the back of the

The Griffith Park hike brings you to the back of the Hollywood sign. If you hold your camera high, you can see the sign and the city without a chain link fence in the way. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

A sign in Griffith Park shows the various hikes to

A sign in Griffith Park shows the various hikes to the Hollywood sign. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

Signs tell tourists they can't hike to the sign, but

Signs tell tourists they can't hike to the sign, but the sign isn't what it seems. Tourists are allowed to hike to view the sign, but not allowed to hike to the actual letters. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

The Hollywood sign, photographed on a foggy morning

The Hollywood sign, photographed on a foggy morning before the sun came out, at Lake Hollywood Park in Los Angeles. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

Tourists pose for selfies by the Hollywood sign.

Tourists pose for selfies by the Hollywood sign. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

The Hollywood sign as seen from the streets of Hollywood.

The Hollywood sign as seen from the streets of Hollywood. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

A wide-angle view of the back of the Hollywood Sign,

A wide-angle view of the back of the Hollywood Sign, via a GoPro camera, on the Griffith Park hike. Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

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