If you are heading out on a vacation, then you want the experience to be able to leave you feeling like a true star. You want to be thoroughly pampered, given only the finest cuisines and be allowed to relax in a completely idyllic environment. Where you go, the choice is yours, but honestly, if you want to receive the best vacation experience, then you just have to look into some of the hot spots of the rich and famous. Celebrities always know how to relax in style. After all, they expect the best treatment and service. If you are interested in seeing these celebrity paradises fully realised on your vacation, then you just have to visit some of these fun holiday locations of the rich and famous.
Ibiza
Celebrity Sightings:Calvin Harris, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kate Moss, George Michael, Freddie Mercury
With its private glossy beaches, sizzling weather and fierce party life, it is not surprising that Ibiza is a celebrity hot spot. Whilst some love to use the tranquil waters to charter a yacht, go scuba diving or just swimming, there are others who love using it for its “super-clubs” and “super bars.” Once you have finished with your night of high-energy music and intense drinking, you can actually enjoy the beauty of Ibiza’s beaches at night, such as “Playa d’en Bossa”, where you can simply lie back under a parasol or go have a quick midnight swim. It is the perfect place to chill out, especially as you will still be able to listen to the music of the clubs drifting from the beachfront DJs.
Here’s a fascinating interview from years ago with Tony Curtis on Larry King’s CNN show. Curtis basically debunks theories from the other guests that Marilyn was murdered, while explaining that she had been troubled for years and had attempted suicide in the past. He also explains that Marilyn, like most actresses of her time, basically had to sleep her way into roles and opportunities. The Hollywood casting couch was a real thing. But he also said that Marilyn held grudges for those years of “getting on her knees” while others (like him) accepted that as how things were. Curtis basically admits that he endured the same treatment.
This interview is a very interesting peak at old Hollywood through the lens of a famous actor who lived through it, and who doesn’t seem shy about explaining how things worked.
The World Series of Poker was born in 1970, and was nothing more than a few gamblers crammed into an alcove of the famous Horseshoe Casino. The casino did not have a poker room, so the players had to make do with what they had. The event held little interest to the public or in fact anyone apart from those who were playing in it, and looked absolutely nothing like the glittering extravaganza it is today.
