pop culture locations from movies, music, tv & more...
monroeville mall
from dawn of the dead posted in movies by chewing_the_scenery
The Monroeville Mall just east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was the primary filming location for 1978's Dawn of the Dead, the second of director George Romero's zombie films. JCPenney is the only store still around since the movie was shot. If walking around with fellow zombies in gory makeup is your thing, don't miss the Monroeville Mall Zombie Walk in October which is part of the larger zombie-themed convention Zombie Fest and the hub (fittingly enough) for World Zombie Day. Zombies!
mermaid avenue
from billy bragg & wilco posted in music by nevereatshreddedwheat
This collection of songs by Billy Bragg and Wilco is named after the Woody Guthrie song "Mermaid's Avenue" which was also this street in Coney Island where Guthrie lived.
milwaukee art museum
from transformers 3 posted in movies by chewing_the_scenery
I can't remember if this was supposed to be in New York or Washington D.C. Michael Bay scrambled up the geography for this movie. In reality, the Milwaukee Art Museum is located on Lake Michigan. I'm going to say it was the setting for Patrick Dempsey's car dealership. I have an attention deficiency when things aren't exploding, so sorry if these details aren't quite accurate.
former st. paul academy
from f. scott fitzgerald posted in literature by donkeyoti
Fitzgerald attended school here as a lad when the building housed the St. Paul Academy.
frank lloyd wright’s ennis house
from blade runner posted in movies by chewing_the_scenery
This Los Angeles house, designed in the 1920s by Frank Lloyd Wright, was used for Deckard's apartment in the sci-fi classic Blade Runner, although only the exterior was shot on location. The interior was recreated on a sound stage. The house has also been used for filming in Rush Hour, The Thirteenth Floor, Twin Peaks, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and many other films and tv shows.
It is on the National Register of Historic Places.