A unique sight has appeared on Sunset Boulevard, where a man is residing inside a billboard. The billboard has been converted into a temporary home, situated 30 feet above the street. This unusual setup is visible to drivers passing by on Sunset Boulevard.
The man's presence inside the billboard is part of a promotional effort for a film. Further information about this publicity stunt can be found through local news sources, such as ABC7 Los Angeles.
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