Why not show that building and other ones made famous (or kind of famous) by Hollywood?
He snaps on the keyboard with the same hearty click made famous in Microsoft commercials.
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It may be that eventually Freddy Heineken became a little bored with the beer he made famous.
The kind made famous by Japanese designers like Issey Miyake and Rei Kawakubo, who also show in Paris.
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The Hitching Post 2 was made famous by its starring role in the wine country romantic comedy Sideways.
Manhattanites have long called it the 59th Street Bridge, a designation Simon and Garfunkel made famous in a song.
The film "All the President's Men" made famous the late-night parking garage conversations Woodward had with the mystery man.
Maccarinelli is a student of trainer Enzo Calzaghe's renowned Valleys fight club made famous by the trainer's son Joe.
Her heroine, Eve Diamond, prowls an updated version of the city Raymond Chandler made famous in his hard-boiled mysteries.
Some saw it as Sydney's answer to Abbey Road, the pedestrian crossing made famous by the Beatles, our correspondent adds.
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were welcomed by children from a nearby school singing songs Bob Marley made famous.
But to millions of Americans, he will always be the raccoon-skin wearing frontiersman made famous by Walt Disney in the 1950s.
His music is deeply rooted in folk, African jazz and the a capella "mbube" music that Ladysmith Black Mambazo made famous.
Remember that 19th century American adage made famous by journalist Horace Greeley?
Made famous by short-selling Lehman Bros. and Allied Capital, Einhorn has recently targeted Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Amazon.com and Chipotle.
Originally made famous by Bridget Bardot in the 1950s, this French Riviera town still holds the heart of jet-setters, models and celebrities alike.
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The latter location was made famous in scenes from the Korean drama "Romance, " and has become a hot spot for couples taking photos.
On Monday Twitter revealed that it runs "TPS reports, " but not the kind made famous in the cube culture satire Office Space.
But the slum, which was made famous after parts of the movie "Slumdog Millionaire" were filmed there, may not exist for much longer.
The episode was made famous again this year by the release of the hit movie "Argo, " loosely based on the real-life drama.
The poll results come just as Alexander released new TV ads featuring his plaid shirt, made famous in two campaigns for the White House.
The 70-year-old singer made famous by the Oscar-winning documentary "Searching for Sugar Man" performed Sunday night to a worshipful crowd at Manhattan's Beacon Theatre.
Women ranging from Marilyn Monroe and Sophia Loren to Kelly Brook and Catherine Zeta Jones today have been made famous by their hourglass figures.
The House of the Seven Gables was also made famous in Nathaniel Hawthorne's 1851 novel, which brings to life the gloomy Puritan atmosphere of early New England.
The figurines of the characters - made famous by The Beano and Dandy comics - were taken along with a number of Royal Doulton pieces.
Andrews himself identified dozens of fossils of new dinosaur and other species, including the Velociraptor, the terrifying meat-eater made famous by the film Jurassic Park.
May also shared vocals with Beck on songs like How High The Moon and Vaya con Dios, which were made famous by Paul and Mary Ford.
The zombification process was made famous by anthropologist Wade Davis, who hypothesized that zombification is caused by a neurotoxin that can be found in local pufferfish.
Here you can watch flightless steamer ducks, Andean condors and guanaco (rare llama-like herbivores), and explore the glacier-lined Beagle Channel, made famous by Darwin and Fitzroy.
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