A man has been living inside a billboard above the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. This unusual living arrangement is part of a promotion for a Netflix movie. The billboard is located in a prominent area, overlooking the Sunset Strip.
Details about the man and the movie being promoted are not specified here. For more information about this unique promotional stunt, readers can refer to the full report from CBS News.
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