The roulette table in Casablanca is a central location in the story, where the character Ugarte is approached by two gendarmes. This scene encapsulates the tension and drama of Casablanca, with Ugarte's luck at the roulette table juxtaposed against his impending arrest, reflecting the precarious and uncertain nature of life in this city.
Casablanca Roulette Table
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Nothing like camping and enjoying the morning by the Sea of Galilee.
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This active Santa Monica, California diner has served as a movie set for numerous films: Bowfinger, True Romance, Win a Date With Tad Hamilton, the Lords of Dogtown, and Starsky & Hutch (Pop's Restaurant). Elton John is seen in one of Rae's booths on the cover of his album "Songs from the West Coast." Take a 360 degree tour of the site using the SantaMonica.com link below.
Welcome to Rae's
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The Eastern State Penitentiary, is a former American prison in Philadelphia. It was operational from 1829 until 1971. It is believe the inmates’ ghosts took back the prison after it closed in 1971. Visitors claim to see their apparitions wandering the corridors and hear mischievous whispers in abandoned cell blocks. National Geographic
The haunted Eastern State Penitentiary Philadelphia
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Tucked into a corner on Royal Street in New Orleans, LA is an unassuming but beautiful home. It is famously known as the LaLaurie house. The reason for the fame of this structure is dark and sinister. It reminds us of the potential evil of people when they are given access to own one another and the social influence for people to look the other way when there is obviously something awful going on. (Source: YouTube)
The haunted LaLaurie Mansion in New Orleans
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Height: 300 feet / 100.6 meters Floors: 32 Trump Plaza is a luxury condominium community of twin 32-story residential towers in West Palm Beach situated on Flagler Drive featuring spectacular water and city views. Comprised of two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom units with floorplans ranging from 2000 to 2800 square feet, many owners have purchased two units and opened up the entire floor creating 6000 square feet of living space. Features include hurricane shutters, walk-in closets, Roman tubs, French doors, granite countertops and balconies with breathtaking intracoastal and ocean views. Each elevator serves a designated 2 units and each unit features views to both the east and west. Trump plaza also features a selection of Penthouse units and townhouse units. The commona areas amenities at Trump Plaza CityPlace include a 24-hour doorman, interactive game room, swimming pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, patio, fitness room, and sauna (References: https://listings.islandsrealty.com).
Trump Plaza of the Palm Beaches
The fourth tallest building in the United States, Trump International Hotel & Tower® Chicago served as the inspiration for Dubai's Burj Khalifa, and has quickly become one of the best hotels in Chicago and downtown's most enviable address. Our new restaurant, Terrace 16, celebrates vibrant flavors borne of the land. Enjoy hand-crafted cocktails and artisanal small plates at the sophisticated Rebar lounge.
Trump International Hotel and Tower - Chicago
The Shelly Building, located at 755 S. New Hampshire Ave, Los Angeles was filmed as the facade for Jerry Seinfeld's apartment build in NYC in the Seinfeld Series.
The Shelly Building - The Facade for Seinfeld
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Here in Montauk, NY, Andy Warhol had a summer home. Warhol paid $250,000 for the home back in 1971 was sold for $85 million dollars in 2015. The current owner is famous art collector Adam Lindemann. The estate is known as "Eothen." Some of the celebrities who spent time at the estate were Liza Manelli, Mick Jagger, John Lennon, Elizabeth Taylor, and Jackie Kennedy Onassis. Image Credit: Sotheby's
Where Andy Warhol had a Summer Compound - Montauk
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The last live performance Elvis Presley gave was at the Market Arena in Indianapolis on June 26, 1977. Elvis would die on August 16, 1977 at his home in Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee. The original arena where he performed was demolished on July 8, 2001, and would serve for approximately 10 years after that as a parking lot, named in his honor. The land is now largely occupied by the Cummins Indianapolis Distribution Headquarters. Long live the king of Rock'n Roll. Image credit: YouTube/Peter Hunya
Where Elvis sang his last song.
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The Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum, at 5816 Clarendon Road, Brooklyn, is the oldest surviving structure in New York City. Built by Pieter Claesen Wyckoff and dating back to 1652, the Wyckoff Farmhouse remained in the family's hands until 1901. The structure was repurchased by the Wyckoff Family Association in 1961. The aged-building was granted protection by the newly-formed Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1965.
The Oldest Structure in New York City
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