If "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" is too grandpa-friendly, head over to the El Capitan Entertainment Center in Hollywood for Jimmy Kimmel's late-night party.

After getting his funny feet wet on Comedy Central's "Win Ben Stein's Money" and "The Man Show," Kimmel headed to ABC in 2003 to host this late-night talk show. But before the show finds its way onto living room TVs around midnight, it tapes in an old Masonic temple across the street from Hollywood & Highland Center. "JKL" welcomes guests ranging from Jeremy Piven to Donald Trump, as well as a variety of music performers (Lady Sovereign, OK GO, Gnarls Barkley). Initially, the audience was able to amble up to a bar and order drinks, but one tipsy member vomiting near a network exec quickly ended that idea. But if visitors are lucky enough to get into the green room, drinks flow freely and snacks like chicken satay are continually replenished. And while the show may be "dry," this isn't "Charlie Rose"—Kimmel has toned down since his "Man Show" days, but he's still pretty darn funny. —Elisa Jacobs