Museums / Galleries, Beverly Hills
Fodor's Review:
Revisit great shows of the past at this sleek stone-and-glass building, a sister to the Museum of Television & Radio in New York carrying a duplicate of its collection: 100,000 programs spanning eight decades. Search for your favorite commercials and television and radio shows on easy-to-use computers, then watch or listen to them in an adjacent room. There are special exhibits of television- and radio-related art and costumes, as well as frequent seminars with television and radio cast members. If the building gives you Getty flashbacks, that's because its architect Richard Meier designed both using similar materials and aesthetics.
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