Jon Hamm Picks Up Lunch to Go in Los Feliz

By James McClain

The Hollywood Reporter found a creative way to make art out of social distancing.

LOS ANGELES — Since he can’t pop into the Stone Pony to play a surprise set, Bruce Springsteen will livestream a performance from home that will broadcast on SiriusXM’s E Street Radio on Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET, according to Rolling Stone.

Diplo has revealed that he is using his time in lockdown to finish the latest Major Lazer album.

The public has been adjusting to life in self-isolation, but for Diplo being home so much is not only unusual, it’s completely foreign.

Over the years, unmolested and original midcentury modern homes have become increasingly scarce, even in the midcentury mecca that is Los Angeles. So when a 1958 gem in prime Los Feliz became available last year, for the very first time ever, potential buyers flocked to the residential time capsule. The unassuming house quickly sold for $3.1 million — a whopping $905,000 more than the asking price, or 41% over what the sellers were seeking.

Darren Criss and wife Mia enjoy an afternoon walk around their neighborhood on Monday (March 23) in Los Feliz, Calif.

Legendary singer-songwriter Neil Finn, Crowded House frontman and Fleetwood Mac’s newest member, has purchased an impressive new house on L.A.’s Eastside, in the perennially expensive and celeb-beloved community of Los Feliz.

A Los Angeles residence tax records show is owned by Scotsman Gerard Butler has come available as a fully furnished rental at $17,500 per month.

Hannah Ann Sluss tries not to touch anything or get too close to others while stepping out to pick up lunch on Sunday afternoon (March 22) in Los Angeles.

Jon Hamm keeps to himself while stepping out for a casual stroll around the neighborhood on Thursday afternoon (March 19) in Los Angeles.

Jon Pardi does not remember the last time he spent so long at home.

After dropping more than $20 million on a couple of high-maintenance landmark homes in Pasadena — more on that in a minute — “Avengers: Endgame” director Anthony Russo, a busy film and TV producer and a 2004 Emmy winner for directing the pilot episode of the cult-favorite TV series “Arrested Development,” has sold one of two neighboring residences in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles, Calif., for a small bit more than $2 million.

Earlier this year, recently-married “Glee” and “The Assassination of Gianni Versace: An American Crime Story” star Darren Criss put his Los Angeles starter home up for sale. Lucky for him, buyers went hog-wild over the supremely located midcentury bungalow, which is tucked away in the coveted Los Feliz neighborhood of town on L.A.’s Eastside. The property quickly sold in a bidding war for $1.81 million, a hefty $113,000 premium over the asking price.