pop culture locations from movies, music, tv & more...
the huxtable house
from the cosby show posted in television by elvis_crabs
Located in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan, St. Luke's Place (a portion of Leroy St.) is a quaint and often photographed block.
Featuring brick and brownstone row houses and antique mayoral lampposts, St. Luke's Place has had many famous residents throughout the years. Edgar Allan Poe used to frequent Walk Park (across the street) in the 1830's, and it was also featured in the film Raging Bull.
The home of the Huxtables' (at least the exterior shots used) in The Cosby Show is 10 St. Luke's Place.
grand hotel
from somewhere in time posted in movies by ratsnamgod
The site of filming for this movie, starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.
The hotel has been designated as one of the "Historic Hotels of America" and features the world's longest porch.
Fans, often in period costumes, celebrate the film here each October.
bed-stuy neighborhood block
from do the right thing, public enemy posted in movies by nevereatshreddedwheat
Both Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and the video for Public Enemy's "Fight the Power" that he directed were both filmed on Stuyvesant Avenue between Lexington and Quincy in Brooklyn's Bed-Stuy neighborhood. Sal's Pizzeria and the Korean grocery were both sets built for the movie.
The "Bed-Stuy Do or Die" mural that was painted for the movie on the corner of Stuyvesant and Lexington Avenues is almost entirely faded and mostly obstructed by a newer building.
"Fight the Power" was written by Public Enemy for the movie and was originally on the Do the Right Thing soundtrack.
Watch PE's "Fight the Power"
somewhere on flatbush ave.
from black star posted in music by nevereatshreddedwheat
...Circa 1998.
Specifically though, Mos Def, Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek spend most of their time at Brooklyn's Farmer in the Deli Supermarket in between driving around in a Black Star van in the video for "Definition" off their first album.
Watch Black Star - Definition
pepto-bismal palace
from shut up little man! - an audio misadventure posted in movies by ratsnamgod
In 1987, Eddie Lee Sausage and Mitchell D. moved into this apartment building, next door to roommates Peter Haskett (an openly homosexual man) and Raymond Huffman (an openly homophobic man). Eddie and Mitch recorded the frequent alcohol-fueled arguments of Pete and Ray, inspiring comic books, plays, and films.