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All the LA Bars and Restaurants Featured in Modern Noir Cop Show Bosch

A location guide to the real spots on the Amazon Prime series

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Season 5 of the popular Amazon Prime show Bosch premieres on April 19 and show follows LAPD detective Harry Bosch as he grapples with crime, corruption, and his personal life in Los Angeles. The modern noir show reveals an unvarnished, completely real side of the City of Angels , and it’s perhaps the best series on TV that shows LA at its best, worst, and everything in between. What’s great about the Bosch is that it avoids the “Hollywood stereotypes that tend to reduce the city into a collection of stock images.”

Restaurants and bars have played a fantastic supporting role in portraying modern day Los Angeles, so here are 18 locations in Bosch. Just a note, there are even more actual LA locations in this show but these are just some of the more significant scenes. In addition, this map only includes episodes up to Season 4. All seasons of Bosch are currently playing on Amazon Prime Video.

Little Dom's

This popular Italian-American restaurant in Los Feliz is where the Koreatown Killer in Season 4, episode 6, rides a bike by a patron eating on the patio and swipes her phone.

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Musso & Frank Grill

In season 1, episode 3, Bosch meets police deputy chief Irv Irving at Musso & Frank in Hollywood, which is supposedly Harry Bosch’s favorite place in the city. In the scene, Irving tells Bosch that the DA is trying to make a run for mayor. In the actual episode, another restaurant stands in as Musso & Frank.

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Boardner's by La Belle

Boardner’s seems to be one of the Hollywood police department’s favorite watering holes. There’s a brief scene outside of the Cherokee Avenue bar in Season 4, episode 7, but it’s also in Season 1 and then again later in Season 4 episode 9.

El Compadre

This Silver Lake Mexican restaurant was the title name of Season 3, episode 4, but actually doesn’t really show up in that episode. Instead the popular police hangout was where Bosch said in Season 1 that it was where he met with fellow detectives to blow off steam at a “k-party” or a “kill party,” after the shooting of Roberto Flores.

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Formosa Cafe

In Season 3, episode 5, the show takes Bosch to West Hollywood’s legendary Formosa Cafe, where he meets Lt. Grace Billets for a drink. The restaurant and bar is currently closed but is poised to reopen after new ownership promises to rehabilitate the space and return it to its former glory.

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Shake Shack

At the beginning of episode 5 of Season 3, Bosch is waiting in line at West Hollywood’s Shake Shack with his daughter Maddie. He says, “this is why I like In-N-Out. You’re in, you’re out.” Maddie tells her dad, “this is way better, trust me.” Always the LA homer, Bosch says, “you love In-N-Out. The animal fries.” “I know,” she says.

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Cactus Taquerias #1

This popular Hollywood taco stand is the scene of a shooting in Season 1, episode 2. Bosch hears the police radio report the shooting and he rushes over to find the parking lot swarming with officers.

The Smog Cutter

This legendary East Hollywood dive bar has now closed, giving way to a new spot called Equal Parts. But the dive was the name of the first episode of Season 3, where there’s a crucial early scene involving shots.

Gabriel Golden Soup Restaurant

This San Gabriel Valley restaurant is the scene of a card game that allegedly took place in Season 4, episode 8. Bosch and Edgar show up to question Ting to see if his cousin had played the card game there. Ting gives the detectives a tour of the kitchen where he denies knowing the Chinese mainlander in question.

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Du-Pars Restaurant and Bakery

Du-Pars shows up a few times in Bosch. It’s notably where Bosch and his daughter Maddie meet up in season one but here Harry meets Eleanor Wish in Season 4, episode 4, where Wish tells him that her marriage is over. The classic Farmer’s Market coffee shop has been open since 1938 (and makes some killer pies)

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Original Tommy's Hamburgers

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Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles

In the first episode of Season 4, Bosch goes to Downtown LA’s absolute classic the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, which was also the scene of numerous Mad Men scenes. The grand hotel’s bar was also in Season 2 and again in Season 3. In the premiere episode of Season 4, Bosch follows Walker through the bar after trying to eavesdrop on his phone call.

Cafe Demitasse

Police deputy chief Irv Irving meets Jun Park at this bright Little Tokyo coffee shop in Season 3, episode 4 where Park explains to Irving what happened to her younger brother and how it affected her parents. Things get awkward when Irving hints that their meeting might be a date, though Park pushes a back slightly. Irving then suggests more strongly that he might ask Park out, and she says, “what have you got to lose?” with a smile.

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Nickel diner.

In season 2, episode 9, Bosch takes his daughter Maddie to Downtown LA’s beloved Nickel Diner, a restaurant that isn’t that old (about ten-plus years) but feels many decades old. When they sit down, he says, “best chocolate shake in LA,” to which she replies, “you always say that.”

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In Season 3, episode 4, Detectives Bosch and Edgar meet with Scott Anderson at the historic Cole’s in Downtown Los Angeles. The dimly lit French dip restaurant and bar could be the most noir location in LA, with its shadows and blinds providing the ideal place for the detectives to press Anderson on his source. Since Cole’s works so well as a location for this show, it also comes up in the first two episodes of Season 3.

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Tour the LA Locations of ‘Bosch'

Stroll by angels flight, pershing square, and other places seen on the amazon prime series., by alysia gray painter • published april 24, 2018 • updated on april 24, 2018 at 5:13 pm, what to know.

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It's a feeling of satisfied knowing that can wash over any television viewer, wherever they happen to reside: A park or a building or a lane from the town where the viewer lives suddenly appears on screen, eliciting a gasp or nod from the person watching.

The thing is? That gasp or nod of recognition happens rather often with TV fans who call Los Angeles home, and picking apart why can take exactly 13 words: Many productions, being based here, regularly visit the city's famous and everyday sights.

One of the best-known of the modern-day LA-set series is "Bosch," which is based on author Michael Connelly's popular books. And the highly Los-Angeles-y production just rolled into its twisty fourth season on Amazon Prime in early April.

The crime-intense drama doesn't just keep close to the interiors of the police station and courtroom, however. It can be found filming out on the roads of SoCal and calling upon the area's landmarks, location choices that make for plenty of I-know-that-place reactions from "Bosch" buffs watching from a 900XX zip code.

Now many of those buffs'll be out, on Sunday, May 6 , on a special walking tour of some of the iconic downtown locations seen on the series.

A tour scheduled for the last Sunday in April sold out speedily, so best nab that $20 ticket for May 6 in fast fashion.

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Where shall you stroll in DTLA as you follow in the footsteps of Det. Harry Bosch? Angels Flight, yes. Pershing Square, of course. The Bradbury Building? You betcha. And the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, too.

Downtown LA Walking Tours is at the helm of this one, though you can bet that "Bosch" devotees'll also bring the knowledge to the tour, filling in plot points here and there as to what happened where. 

Our city, it is often said, is one big giant set, and series like "Bosch" turn the Klieg light on that attribute most brightly. Enjoy the insider-y nature of that over one spring Sunday afternoon.

Tour the LA Locations of ‘Bosch’

Stroll by angels flight ® , pershing square, and other places seen on the amazon prime series..

It’s a feeling of satisfied knowing that can wash over any television viewer, wherever they happen to reside: A park or a building or a lane from the town where the viewer lives suddenly appears on screen, eliciting a gasp or nod from the person watching.

The thing is? That gasp or nod of recognition happens rather often with TV fans who call Los Angeles home, and picking apart why can take exactly 13 words: Many productions, being based here, regularly visit the city’s famous and everyday sights.

One of the best-known of the modern-day LA-set series is “Bosch,” which is based on author Michael Connelly’s popular books. And the highly Los-Angeles-y production just rolled into its twisty fourth season on Amazon Prime in early April.

The crime-intense drama doesn’t just keep close to the interiors of the police station and courtroom, however. It can be found filming out on the roads of SoCal and calling upon the area’s landmarks, location choices that make for plenty of I-know-that-place reactions from “Bosch” buffs watching from a 900XX zip code.

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Now many of those buffs’ll be out, on Sunday, May 6, on a special walking tour of some of the iconic downtown locations seen on the series.

A tour scheduled for the last Sunday in April sold out speedily, so best nab that $20 ticket for May 6 in fast fashion.

Where shall you stroll in DTLA as you follow in the footsteps of Det. Harry Bosch? Angels Flight ® , yes. Pershing Square, of course. The Bradbury Building? You betcha. And the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, too.

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Downtown LA Walking Tours is at the helm of this one, though you can bet that “Bosch” devotees’ll also bring the knowledge to the tour, filling in plot points here and there as to what happened where.

Our city, it is often said, is one big giant set, and series like “Bosch” turn the Klieg light on that attribute most brightly. Enjoy the insider-y nature of that over one spring Sunday afternoon.

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“Bosch” Season Four: L.A. Landmarks Provide Clues

This season, the locations are clues..

Diane Gordon

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Amazon Studios hit drama Bosch has always incorporated the Los Angeles landscape into its story lines and in season four, location plays an even bigger role. Producer Tom Bernardo said, “This season, the locations are clues.”

Bernardo, Bosch location manager Paul Schreiber, and Neel Sodha from DTLA Walking Tours took members of the press on a short walking tour in downtown Los Angeles to show a few of the key locations featured in pivotal moments of season four as Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) investigates the murder of prominent attorney Howard Elias (Clark Johnson). Sites on the tour included the Angels Flight trolley, the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, Grand Central Market, and the Bradbury Building. The Bradbury Building is known to movie fans from Blade Runner , but for Bosch , the building is seen in it’s classic form for Elias’s office. Location manager Schreiber recalled that the show’s production designers had to construct an office from the ground up as only a portion of the building is currently occupied.

After the tour, executive producers Bernardo and Henrik Bastin and cast members Titus Welliver, Lance Reddick, Amy Aquino, and Madison Lintz (pictured below) met with press to field questions in the Gallery Bar at the Millennium Biltmore.

Welliver set up season four: “When we pick up this season, civil rights attorney Howard Elias is shot to death on the eve of a trial” and Bosch heads up a special task force to investigate the murder and it has reverberations throughout the police force. Welliver noted, “Chief Irving assigns Bosch to lead the task force, which places Harry at odds with his own department and the community. He’s a white detective assigned to investigate the death of a man who is a prominent member of the African-American community and it’s got people upset. The city is ready to explode. But Irving knows Bosch will work the case.”

Bosch’s relationship with Reddick’s Police Chief Irvin Irving is further complicated by Bosch’s relentless search for his mother’s murderer. The pressure of Bosch’s personal travails combined with the high-profile Elias case makes for, as Welliver described, “a lot of plate-spinning, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. If he didn’t have all those plates to spin, it wouldn’t be Bosch.”

Paley Matters is a publication of The Paley Center for Media .

Diane Gordon is a Los Angeles-based television and event reporter. She also does social media hosting for The Paley Center for Media in Los Angeles when she’s not watching TV.

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We (father and son) had a great time with Jasmine on her Bosch tour. She didn't show us only Bosch sights but gave us a good and deep impression of LA. It was as interesting for me as a Bosch-Junky as for my son who only wanted to get to know LA. Thanks for everything, Jasmine

Don't try to find your own way round , wasting hours in traffic or on public transport , make the most of Jasmine's excellent local knowledge.Nothing was to much trouble. Very informative and you get to see parts of the city you didn't know existed . Something for all ages. Can't recommend enough excellent value

Jasmine was a delight to spend a few hours with discovering LA. She picked us up promptly and took us around, explaining things, telling stories etc. She introduced us to some cool areas such as the Farmers Market, the Grove, Griffith Park and Beverly Hill to name a few, and when my son mentioned a particular store she stopped to find out where it was so she could take him there (turns out we were already on the street!). Jasmine is easy to talk to, has some great anecdotes and is very accommodating: personalising the tour for the kids and myself!

My husband and I had a fabulous time with Jasmine touring Downtown LA and Hollywood - Harry Bosch's stomping grounds! Jasmine is very professional, communicates well and is super knowledgable about LA. We saw things we would never have found on our own and there was a perfect balance of Bosch icons and regular LA sight seeing. Jasmine gave us lots of tips on how to manage the rest of our stay and we certainly took her advice and ate at Musso and Frank Grill - Bosch's favourite place. It was delicious!!!! Thank you for the lovely memories. We want to return to LA and finish exploring. We will be contacting Jasmine for another tour!

This was the perfect gift to my Bosch-loving husband! Jasmine is friendly and her tour personalized and very informative... even to someone who was born and raised here in LA! She hit some great highlights and gave a real flavor of the books and of the character of LA itself. And she's a very careful driver; we felt safe and very cared for! Highly recommended!

The Oh My Bosch tour was great! Jasmine was able to combine lots of Bosch information for the adults but also include enough fun information for my nine year old. Wonderful tour!

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Best Tour For Harry Bosch Fans.

We booked our tour with Jasmine because we are fans of Harry Bosch, the detective protagonist in many Michael Connolly novels.Having read so many 'Harry' novels, it's almost like he really exists in our minds and this is even more so after our 6 hour tour with Jasmine. We saw all the places where he (supposedly) lived, worked and ate and Jasmine knew lots about his story that she could add to our recollections. She also told us the real human stories that make up the greater history of LA. She is an articulate, intelligent guide and we thoroughly enjoyed the day that we spent with her.

As a single woman travelling alone I could not have been more satisfied than the day I spent with Jasmine seeing the highlights of Los Angeles. I never had to figure out transportation or traffic as she picked me up at LAX and dropped me off at my hotel at the end of the day. We spent the day touring in an organized fashion and nothing was rushed, in fact she allows for extra time to be spent at any particular area if you should want to (I deferred shopping on Rodeo Drive). I feel quite content that I saw all of the things about LA to give me a thorough overview of the city and her suggestions for my free day of exploring on my own were invaluable. Not only did I get a wonderful tour, but I also made a new friend!

I really had my doubts about a private tour but my partner booked it. It proved me wrong it was the best day & we could not have seen everything we saw in one day if we had done it on our own plus Jasmine knew so many interesting facts. It was like spending the day with a friend that we had known for years. We were very relaxed and at the end of the day we now know lots of history & information. With her knowledge we would stay in a different location next time as downtown is not meant for us. We took heaps of pics I would highly recommend taking a tour with her in fact we will keep in contact and when we come back we will book again.

Thanks Jasmine my son and me got an excellent impression from the best places in LA. It was so informative and entertaining that the time was flying by. I can strongly recommend Jasmine as a tour guide. Thank YOU so much.

My husband and I had Jasmine to give us a LA tour this summer. She is not only a very friendly guide, but also was very knowledgeable and informative. We learnt so much about LA history and culture while she was taking us to places. She took us to lovely places which only the locals know while hitting the must-see places too! I especially like the tour of the Getty and a tasty lunch at the farmer's market! We would definitely ask her to guide for us again if we find ourselves in LA in the future. Highly recommended!

As another reviewer has mentioned, Jia is such a warm and friendly person that it really did feel as if I was driving around LA with a friend. She is also very knowledgeable about the city and area and this, together with her willingness to be as flexible as I needed made for a great day. I would highly recommend her and would definitely book her again to see the bits I missed. David, London.

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Harry Bosch’s Los Angeles – The Tour

Have you seen the Amazon Original Series, Bosch ? It’s based on a series of books by Michael Connelly , and it’s about to start it’s fourth season. Harry Bosch is a Los Angeles Homicide Detective with the Hollywood Division so t he books and television show feature much of Los Angeles – you can find maps and lists of addresses for the first few seasons of the show online. The maps and instructions are easy to follow.

My parents love the books and when they visited early this spring, I thought it would be fun to show them the sites or point them out as we were wandering around.

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My Favorite Places on the Bosch Tour

We added the tour items into other branches of the “parts of LA” bits of the wandering so we didn’t have one day that was based on the books, we spread the site seeing throughout their entire trip. My favorite spots on the tour are:

• The Hollywood Sign – We took pictures from Lake Hollywood Park, which sits directly below the sign
• Griffith Park – We went up to the observatory and looked around, then took a quick hike down the hill
• The Hollywood Bowl – Hubs and I used to live half a mile away so we were able to tell tons of stories about the neighborhood as we went.

Much of Downtown LA is featured in the book series, like city hall and the police station. We showed those locations off in one day when we showed the family around our current neighborhood. Mom and Dad were delighted to see the sights around town. I’ll probably post more of our adventures later this month or next. Below is a shot of Angel’s Flight with my Mom in the corner. 🙂

Mom and Angel’s Flight entrance. Short trip and worth the 50 cents #tourists #DTLA #Bosch A post shared by malinda (@malindahlloyd) on Mar 21, 2018 at 10:03am PDT

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The Late Lance Reddick Makes Final Appearance as Irving in Bosch: Legacy Season 2 Finale (Exclusive Sneak Peek)

Posted: November 9, 2023 | Last updated: November 9, 2023

Before he passed away in March, Bosch vet Lance Reddick filmed his first appearance on Freevee's Bosch: Legacy spinoff - and TVLine has an exclusive first look at that very special guest spot in the Season 2 finale, which is the second of this Friday's two episodes.

In the original Bosch series based on the Michael Connelly novels, Reddick for all seven seasons was a series regular as Chief of Police Irvin Irving. In the final season, Irving made a back room deal with the FBI to drop an LAPD investigation if the Feds gave him the dirt he needed to blackmail Mayor Lopez into ensuring him another five-year term as police commissioner.

Bosch (played by Titus Welliver), though, had made sure that Los Angeles Times reporter Scott Anderson got the skinny on the Feds' plan to let an arsonist skate and head into WITSEC - and how Irving himself benefitted from the deal.

In the exclusive clip above, Irving meets up with Chandler (Mimi Rogers), and in doing so we get a sense of what came of that tip to the Times . Press play above to get the 411 on Irving - and then be left wondering why Chandler arranged this catch-up….

Bosch : Legacy  opened Season 2 with a title card that dedicated the episode to both Reddick and Annie Wersching (who played Officer Julia Brasher on  Bosch  and died on Jan. 29 of this year). "[O]ne of the great gifts we had was  bringing [Lance] back for one more scene ," exec producer Tom Bernardo told TVInsider. "We had that devastating news hit, but we still have that last moment together. We're thankful for it."

Reddick, best known for playing Lieutenant Cedric Daniels on  The Wire  and General Phillip Broyles on  Fringe , died at age 60 while in the midst of the press tour for  John Wick: Chapter 4 . (The actor's family has disputed "heart disease" as the cause of death.) Reddick appeared in numerous films and shows including - but far from limited to! -  The Blacklist ,  Key & Peele ,  Resident Evil , the Disney animated revival of  DuckTales , Netflix's animated  Castlevania , the 2020 film  One Night in Miami  (directed by Regina King) and of course the John Wick saga.

Reddick recently co-starred in Showtime's  The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial  movie, and can also be seen as Zeus in Disney+'s upcoming  Percy Jackson and the Olympians  TV series.

Freevee's Bosch: Legacy  is  already renewed for Season 3 .

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How Bosch: Legacy Turns Los Angeles Into a Character

Bosch: Legacy, the Titus Welliver-starring crime procedural, turns the city of Los Angeles into a thriving and complicated character in its own right.

• By actually filming in Los Angeles, Bosch: Legacy captures the essence of the City of Angels and its famous landmarks, giving the city a prominent role in the show.
• By filming in LA instead of using Vancouver, which many other shows do, the series is able to go beyond the stereotypical portrayal of the city, delving into smaller but equally important areas and depicting the minutiae of everyday life that is often missing from LA-centric shows.
• By shifting the focus to other characters like Maddie, Bosch: Legacy allows for a broader exploration of Los Angeles, offering a new perspective and delving into the complexities of living in the city.

Bosch: Legacy is very much a Los Angeles television show. Many procedurals make their location an important element, yet the Bosch continuation goes even further in that regard. Throughout its first two seasons and the original Bosch television series, Los Angeles feels like a legitimate character.

One of the many great things about Bosch: Legacy is that it doesn’t cheat with its use of location. The series is filmed in the city and not in a different locale like Vancouver or Atlanta. The show feels definitively LA, and so much of this is helped by how it uses the location itself, not to mention the many crime tropes synonymous with it .

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Bosch's City of Angels

As far back as 1991 when Michael Connelly first introduced the character, the novels that inspired the Prime Video and Freevee television series were infused with a noir atmosphere synonymous with Los Angeles. There was a hard-boiled feeling to the character of Harry Bosch and his LA home, as well as Connelly’s writing. The series' use of famous LA landmarks as a background for the central character was so crucial that any adaptation had to use the city for real. Along with Connelly's other series, The Lincoln Lawyer , the Los Angeles of Bosch: Legacy functions in a manner that straddles the line between modern procedural and classic LA crime stories.

One of the many times the city has an obvious presence is in Bosch: Legacy 's title sequence. There are the expected displays of the city’s skyline, famous buildings, and freeways. The theme song, performed by Built by Titan and Skybourne, plays against a magnificent montage of the LA setting, the cast, including Titus Welliver , and the iconography of many Los Angeles buildings. However, it is the storytelling and dialogue within the episodes that portray the city most vividly, as the series has a distinct LA feel that goes beyond the stereotypical palm trees, beaches, and the U.S. Bank Tower.

Occasionally, a display of the Capitol Records Building or the Hollywood Sign can be glimpsed. However, the show also finds a way to explore smaller but equally vital areas, not to mention capture the minutiae of living in a city near the San Andreas Vault. This is encapsulated brilliantly in Bosch: Legacy 's Season 1 premiere, which sees an earthquake cause serious damage to Bosch’s apartment. Earthquakes are not uncommon in the city, but other than some disaster movies and their destructive set-pieces , it’s not often they are portrayed in a way that characters react to them as a regular occurrence. Here, they are a fact of life that has to be dealt with if and when they occur.

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Living in Bosch's Los Angeles

Bosch: Legacy 's opening episode sees the foundations of Bosch’s home damaged by an earthquake and subsequently ‘red-tagged’ by a government inspector. Bosch is asked about his earthquake insurance, which he says has lapsed. The naturalism of the conversation and how earthquake insurance is portrayed as a necessity says everything it needs to about homeownership in the City of Angels. As amazing-looking as his home is with its spectacular view, being built on a hillside slope prompts the question of how it was given the go-ahead to be constructed in the first place. The character of Bosch has no choice but to relocate to his new office, and it’s from here that the series further nods and winks toward previous LA-set crime stories .

Having quit the LAPD at the end of the seventh season, Bosch goes into the private detective business. He subsequently becomes embroiled in an investigation for a client that twists and turns in multiple directions. The case becomes more complicated as the truth edges closer to being revealed. As Bosch leaves the police force, his daughter Maddie joins their ranks, while their friendship with lawyer Honey Chandler after an attempt on her life becomes a close one despite their differences with past cases. While her father’s story evokes a feeling of classic noir, Maddie’s story takes her into an equally gritty side of the city. Intense foot chases ensue through the seedier areas of Hollywood, complete with discussions about whether to go to Pink’s Hotdogs or Danny Trejo’s donut shop for lunch with her new partner Reyna.

Then there's Honey's story. The audience might be reminded of The Lincoln Lawyer as Honey works her way through courtrooms and high-end offices. The viewer can tell her world is part of the glistening iconic skyline with the U.S. Bank Tower at its center. Her battles with arch-nemesis Carl Rogers might involve Russian gangsters and a murder attempt against herself, but nearly everyone is wearing a suit and dining in fine restaurants even when plotting to kill each other. She even finds herself going against the LAPD itself for its controversial tactics -- an acknowledgment of real-world concerns about the department's controversial history.

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The Character Shift in Bosch's LA

In shifting Bosch into Bosch: Legacy , the series further allows itself to explore Los Angeles beyond Bosch’s point of view. In seeing the city through the eyes of Maddie, the audience gets to experience it via the perception of a younger character -- one less hardened by a cynical and embittered experience such as her father's. Harry and Maddie eventually find common ground with Honey, but that ground is sometimes shaken by Honey's battles against the city. Her class-action suit against the LAPD toward the end of season one opens up a whole set of dramas for their developing friendship. Common ground can be gained, but even noble intentions sometimes carry their own set of dangers and emotional resentments.

In many respects, Bosch: Legacy is a new slate for the series, allowing it to approach Los Angeles itself in greater scope and thematic ambition. In making Bosch a private detective and putting greater focus on Maddie and Honey, the series has broadened the story into one eager to explore what it means to be living within the many layers of Los Angeles.

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"The Wonderland Murders & The Secret History of Hollywood" is the latest true-crime series order on ... [+] MGM+.

MGM+, the linear channel and streaming service, has ordered the the true-crime docuseries The Wonderland Murders & The Secret History of Hollywood (working title), based on Michael Connelly’s ( Bosch; The Lincoln Lawyer ) podcast of the same name . The four-part series, directed by Alison Ellwood ( San Francisco Sounds, Laurel Canyon ), is described as “the definitive examination of the infamous Wonderland murder case in 1980s Los Angeles.”

The background: On July 1, 1981, four people were discovered severely beaten to death in a suburban home in Laurel Canyon on Wonderland Avenue. The murders’ aftermath spans two decades and reaches into present day with details, subplots, and investigative twists that prove the old adage that truth is stranger than fiction. From a bought-off juror to the biggest porn actor of his generation, an alleged corrupt federal agent and a kind of Zelig of Hollywood’s dark underbelly, much about the case remains unresolved, and there are people who got away with murder.

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Included in The Wonderland Murders & The Secret History of Hollywood will be testimony from Scott Thorson (best known as Liberace’s boyfriend and the writer of the the book Behind the Candelabra: My Life With Liberace ).

“ Wonderland Murders joins MGM+’s growing stable of smart, insightful, and thought-provoking true-crime docuseries,” said Michael Wright, head of MGM+ in a statement. “Michael Connelly is a renowned and tenacious crime writer, and Alison Ellwood is a visionary director, so there is no better team to explore one of Hollywood’s most notorious crimes.”

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“I love Alison’s work and look forward to working with her and MGM+,” said Michael Connelly in a statement. “The Wonderland murders left an indelible impact on Hollywood, and exploring it with the original detectives and witnesses is exciting, and is going to help us answer many of the questions that are still out there.”

The Wonderland Murders & The Secret History of Hollywood is produced by Sony Pictures Television’s The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC) and Miziker Content, and executive produced by Michael Connelly, Alison Ellwood, Jen Casey and Nick Gilhool, Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman for IPC, and Rick Jackson. No official premiere date has been announced.

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Allisen Corpuz’s academic resume at USC was even more impressive than her formidable achievements on the golf course.

Twice an All-American pick and ranked No. 1 nationally as a fifth-year senior, Corpuz also earned an undergraduate degree in business administration, a master’s in global supply chain management, and graduate certificates in business analytics sustainability and business.

“And it wasn’t like she was just skating by in those classes. She was getting As, A-minuses, B-pluses, a very high GPA,” said USC coach Justin Silverstein, who began watching Corpuz when she was in eighth grade. “She took it very seriously. Her mom and dad did a phenomenal job training her for that. She got every inch she could out of this university.”

Now in her second season on the LPGA tour, Corpuz is adding significant accomplishments to her golf resume and is poised to make her mark on a competitive tour that has crowned 23 first-time winners the last two seasons.

Allisen Corpuz wins U.S. Women’s Open for first LPGA title

Allisen Corpuz wins the U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach by three shots, the first LPGA title for the 25-year-old from Hawaii who starred at USC.

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Corpuz, who grew up in Hawaii but calls Southern California and the Rolling Hills Country Club her base, convincingly won the U.S. Women’s Open at legendary Pebble Beach in July for her first career tour victory. She was the only player in the field who shot under par all four days, compiling a nine-under 279 on the strength of a dominant final round.

With that mastery came a $2 million prize — the largest ever for the winner of an LPGA major — and chances to represent the U.S. in the Solheim Cup and the Grant Thornton Invitational, a team event that brings together top LPGA and PGA players.

Corpuz leads the LPGA money list with $3,017, 771, ahead of Lilia Vu of Fountain Valley and UCLA ($2.76 million). Corpuz has recorded five top-10 finishes this season and is primed to add another at this weekend’s ANNIKA tournament at Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Fla.

Corpuz finished third behind Nelly Korda and Lexi Thompson last year at the prestigious event named for Hall of Famer Annika Sorenstam, so she’s familiar with the course. The last year’s experience should help her conquer any challenges that arise.

“I played really solid at Pelican last year, and so I think it was the course that really suited my game. Really like how it looks,” Corpuz said during a video news conference. “I think a lot of Florida courses look similar to Hawaii courses. The Bermuda [grass] and a few of the holes have the water running along the sides. Pretty wide open fairways and just need to be a little more, I guess, focused on your approach shots. I had the putter going pretty well there and just overall liked the course design.”

Her growth the last year has taken place mostly in her head. After playing five straight weeks last season and feeling exhausted, she learned to pace herself and figure out which courses best fit her style. “This year was a lot of mental work, honestly,” she said. “My rookie year was more just getting comfortable, learning what a tournament week looks like.

“Just coming out and telling myself that I’m good enough to compete. I’ve been playing well and been working hard. I think that was the biggest game-changer for me.”

The daughter of a Filipino father, Marcos, and Korean mother, May, Corpuz began playing golf when she was 4. She said she was terrible at first but she was a quick learner: She was 10 years, three months and nine days old in 2008 when she broke Michelle Wie West’s record as the youngest qualifier in U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links history.

She went on to thrive at USC, invigorated by her studies and the golf team’s excellence. “Just having the time to mature and grow, I think, helped a lot,” said Corpuz, who had a USC logo on her golf bag and on the yardage book she had in her back pocket when she won at Pebble Beach.

Silverstein said Corpuz’s ballstriking with her irons was among the best the program had witnessed.

“And her yardage knowledge is the best we’ve ever seen, her ability to control her distance not on full shots is super, super elite,” he said. “Those two aspects combined made her the best iron player we’ve ever had here. And one thing about iron play is it travels. It goes site to site. There is no course in the world where good iron play doesn’t help you. So we knew if she carried that on to professional golf, and then elevated the other parts of her game a little bit, she was going to be a very elite professional golfer.”

She’s approaching that level. “I think she’s got potential to be a top-five player in the world, if not the No. 1 player in the world,” Silverstein said. “She’s very advanced with her mental skills. She’s very self aware outside of golf but also on the golf course, so I think that will enable her to be very consistent with her golf.

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“And if her iron play stays at that level even when she’s not super sharp, she’ll be able to make cuts. To get your ranking as high as she’s looking for it to get, simply making cuts and finishing in the top 30, 40 on your off weeks — and I’m using air quotes when I say off weeks — is important because you’re still stacking points and money.”

Success hasn’t changed Corpuz. She hasn’t blown her new wealth on cars or other big-ticket indulgences, and she recognized her Pebble Beach victory as a potential launching pad for a triumphant career, not a final destination. The magnitude of her victory is still sinking in.

“I think the more that I hear from other people how much fun they had watching me on TV, just having Pebble Beach hosting a women’s tournament, I think it just becomes more special the more I hear it,” she said.

Imagine that: The little girl who thought she was terrible at golf is all grown up and ready to make a big impact on the sport.

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