Rue La Rue Café, which celebrates the beloved 1980s sitcom, officially opened its doors this week.
The café is located in the Washington Heights neighborhood of New York City. The decor includes treasures from the estate of the show’s star, Rue McClanahan, and would delight any fan. Her 1987 Emmy Award for Lead Actress is on display along with numerous mannequins draped in the dresses she wore on the show.
Additionally, the café’s bathroom is outfitted to recreate the show’s distinctive pink and mint tiles, and a few walls are covered in the exact banana leaf wallpaper that McClanahan’s character, Blanche, had in her bedroom.
Michael LaRue was a close friend of McClanahan prior to her death in 2010. He now manages McClanahan’s estate, which includes 220 Golden Girls pieces that he will rotate through the café to be shared with the public.
“This has given her eternal life,” LaRue told CNN.
Pine decided to go with a look that no one would ever expect on the…
The officers forcibly dragged students from Hamilton Hall, the briefly occupied building, and witnesses said…
Another special moment on set, Harner remembered, “There’s a small little snippet of Virginia and…
The relationship between the two sisters has been strained since the conclusion of Spears' conservatorship…
The news of Marciano's firing comes two years after his ex-wife Eryn Marciano filed for…
The Lenos' public outing comes as they privately navigate Mavis's health challenges. In January, Leno…