Palm Springs began as a place of healing, prized for its warm, dry air and abundant sunshine. But it wasn’t long before Hollywood took notice. In the golden age of cinema, stars fled the spotlight's glare to this desert oasis, seeking rest, relaxation, and a little off-camera fun. With its “Two-Hour…
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Step into mid-century magic and Hollywood lore at the Twin Palms Frank Sinatra Estate, where glamour, music, and drama once echoed through the halls—and around the piano-shaped pool. In 1947, a 31-year-old Frank Sinatra was riding a wave of fame and looking for an escape hatch from the chaos of…
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Palm Springs’ glamorous connection to Hollywood goes back over a century, beginning in 1915 when the silent film Peer Gynt was partially shot amid the area’s dramatic desert landscape. Soon after, the stark beauty of the Coachella Valley attracted producers of Zane Grey Westerns and exotic…
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For more than 80 years, Palm Springs has been a shimmering oasis for the rich, famous, and fabulous. While the British may boast royalty by blood, Palm Springs claims its own version: Hollywood royalty . And so began a glamorous legacy that has only grown brighter with time. Palm Springs: A…
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Palm Springs gained more fame in the 1920s when Hollywood movie stars made it their weekend retreat of choice. Within a 2-hour drive east of the Hollywood studios in Los Angeles, Palm Springs beckoned with reliably warm weather and cinematic desert expanses framed by San Jacinto Mountain. Palm…
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