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Where: 11th-floor tower office, Hollywood First National Bank building, circa 1927, on Hollywood Boulevard.
* Who: William Mutual, founder and chairman, Popcast.com.
* Details: 360-degree views, perimeter balcony, 4-foot gargoyles.
* Trivia: Building was Daily Planet in old “Superman” television series. Mutual’s balcony was the perch from which the journalist-turned-hero took flight.
* Benefits: Mutual uses the balcony as a vantage point for Webcasting such events as movie premieres at the Mann’s Chinese and El Capitan theaters below.
* Best part: “The light is fantastic. The gargoyles are my friends,” Mutual says.
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