Opened on November 30, 1927, New York’s Ed Sullivan Theater has played host to some of the world’s greatest names and as such holds a prominent place in popular culture.
Opened on November 30, 1927, New York’s Ed Sullivan Theater has played host to some of the world’s greatest names and as such holds a prominent place in popular culture.
The theater has had several names throughout its history. It was in 1967 that it acquired its current identity, as a tribute to Ed Sullivan, the legendary host of the TV show that featured the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Doors in the 1960s. Epicenter of the city’s theatrical production, the Ed Sullivan Theater is now mainly used for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The latter having succeeded David Letterman, Howard Cosell and Merv Griffin. The building consists of two parts: an office tower of 13 floors and an auditorium located at the back.
Discover the secrets of the cult places of the greatest masterpieces of pop culture in New York!
The world capital of pop culture, New York embodies unbridled creative freedom. The city that never sleeps has been the muse of a large number of directors, actors, screenwriters, singers, musicians, cartoonists and writers…
Many have passed on their fascination for the city to the general public and made some of its places famous worldwide, making them into the legend of pop culture. These are the secrets of a hundred of them revealed in this first volume of the Fanspots Stories collection.
Did you know that?
Did you know that the filming of Rage Against The Machine’s Music Now in the Fire caused Wall Street to shut down for the first time since 1929?
Fanspots Stories New York is also
Spider-Man, Ghostbusters, Superman, Leonard Cohen, Led Zeppelin…
Directed by a team of pop culture specialists and embellished with many anecdotes, Fanspots Stories New York tells more than just a story: these are some of the most fascinating stories in pop culture.
Fanspot Stories New York
100 pop cults
a unique and new concept
224 pages of fun
a beautiful large-format book 24 x 30, round back slicefil
