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It's time to suggest your favorite pop-culture destination for potential inclusion in the 12th episode of Pop Pilgrims! Here's how it works: Click on the state where your killer location is. (No, you don't have to live there.) Fill in the fields for city, state, and what the location is. (For example, Nakatomi Plaza from Die Hard, Los Angeles, CA.) Then, in the bigger field, tell us why this spot is worth a visit. If you're really crazy, you can also paste links to YouTube videos of the spot, or you explaining to the world why it's worth a trip. Our crack team of experts will pick the best spots; we're not sure if there'll be a prize for helping us find it, but you never know. Remember, we're already going to NYC, Chicago, Austin, Memphis, New Orleans, Portland, Seattle, L.A., San Fran, Washington DC, and Philly. So if your suggestion is in one of those places, we might've already been there... Two more things: You must be a registered user to contribute, and your information won't show up for a couple of minutes, so don't panic and send it 20 times.

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Most Recent Suggestions

  • nennycakes - 28 July 2011 | 11:10 PM The Frank Lloyd Wright house from "A Summer Place" , Carmel by the Sea

    I nominate the Frank Lloyd Wright house from "A Summer Place". That house is stupid beautiful. I believe it is better known as the Della Walker residence. Above & beyond that provenance, the actual physical location of the house is amazing...the way it juts out to the sea. It's the only house on that side of the road. That roof...those windows. It was also one of FLW's favorites - high praise, indeed.

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  • phillywicnxn - 27 July 2011 | 5:51 PM Old Mexico, Heavens Mouth Beach

    Its not in the US but you should still go there. The beach from Y tu mama tambien.

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  • cineaste - 26 July 2011 | 8:48 PM Buffalo Central Terminal, Buffalo NY, NY

    The Central Terminal is a beautiful old Art Deco building that is still standing. It doubles as the train station in Chicago in "The Natural."

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  • ftrippe - 26 July 2011 | 5:54 PM Peabody formerly Escelsior hotel, Little Rock, AR

    This is where Bill Clinton met Paula Jones, which ultimately led to his impeachment hearing.

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  • ftrippe - 26 July 2011 | 5:45 PM Arkansas, dyess, AR

    The boyhood home of Johnny cash.

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  • EndMike1 - 26 July 2011 | 2:14 PM Euclid Tavern, Cleveland, Oh

    The often forgotten (and never released on DVD) 1987 film, LIGHT OF DAY, starring Michael J Fox and Joan Jett was primarily filmed in Cleveland. Their band, The Barbusters, perform often in the film at the Euclid Tavern, often referred to in the film as the "Euc".

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  • Ham - 25 July 2011 | 8:59 AM The Oakland Aviation Museum, Oakland

    That white Solent seaplane is only onscreen for about a minute, but everybody remembers how Indiana Jones' search for the Lost Ark begins. The museum keeps a fedora handy for photo ops in Indy's window-seat.

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  • zebulon45 - 22 July 2011 | 7:21 PM Union Station: Staircase from The Untouchables, Chicago

    The location of the famous shootout in The Untouchables where Elliot Ness chases a runaway stroller while gunning down the bad guys.

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  • SickBoy - 20 July 2011 | 9:29 PM 96 and 98 St Marks Place, NYC, NY

    Not only the same buildings featured on Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti album cover, but also the backdrop of The Stone's video for "waitin' on a friend"

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  • mom21403 - 20 July 2011 | 8:56 PM Georgetown, Washington, DC, DC

    Like the above poster said - St. Elmo's fire is full of great DC/Georgetown sites. The bar itself is the Tombs, many streets, stores and sites are scattered throughout the movie. The college scenes are actually at Maryland, but it's a great pop culture pilgrimage!

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