Considered one of the top 150 high schools in the country, Woody Allen attended Midwood High School as a teenager.

Other show business alumni include Noah Baumbach (writer-director The Squid and the Whale), Emmanuel Lewis (actor, Webster), and Erich Segal (screenwriter of Love Story, Yellow Submarine).

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P.S. 99 (now known as The Isaac Asimov School of Science and Literature) is where Woody Allen went to school as a young lad.

The Brooklyn school now boasts several extracurricular activities such as school publications, chess club, art club, and drama workshops. Get your newsletter today.

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Allan Stewart Konigsberg lived at this location with his family as a boy. He entertained people with card and magic tricks.

In 1952, when he was 17 years old, he changed his name to Heywood "Woody" Allen.

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Woody Allen has been playing Dixieland jazz at The Carlyle most Monday nights for several years. The official name of the band is The Eddy Davis New Orleans
Jazz Band with Woody Allen, and tickets are a bit steep at $125 ($90 tickets plus $25 bar), but hey, it's Woody Allen.

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The San Remo is a luxury, 27-floor, co-operative apartment building in New York City located between 74th and 75th streets. Lots of celebs live there.

The 27th floor (top floor) of the north tower has been combined into a portion of the tower above it (formerly mechanical space for the building itself), creating a unique duplex unit. Steve Jobs owned this unit and oversaw the renovation with architect I.M. Pei, but Jobs never lived there. This unit was purchased by Bono from Jobs for $15 million.

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