Famous & CELEBRITY Homes Tour of PALM SPRINGS

1411 Famous & CELEBRITY Homes Tour of PALM SPRINGS - Jordan The Lion Travel Vlog (11/28/20)


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Intro cartoon by: Jeff Block (YouTube - Cre80s)
Intro Music by - 84 Nash "Sandful Of Hand", "Cinnamon Block" and "Megatroid In Megacity"

[beckytonge]

I grew up in Banning so we were always visiting Palm Springs. My father was a gardner & landscaper for Bob Hope. The homes you showed were very familiar. My father used to take us around & show us homes. Liberace' s home used to have candelabras on both sides of his front door. Disney's home had bushes in the shape of Micky Mouse and other characters. My daughter loves Palm Trees. Interesting fact, is that they're not natural to Palm Springs, they're shipped in & planted. My dad worked at many homes there during the 60's de died 1976. THANK YOU for this trip down Memory Lane.

[evonnewilson]

I am obsessed with mid-century modern. Palm Springs is beautiful.

[RichardDeHaven]

The Casa Adaire house (toward the beginning of your video) Elizabeth Taylor didn't just stay there she actually owned it for many years. I cleaned it for a number years a long time ago. There were many wonderful pictures of celebrities that partied in the house on the walls of the house. I use to polish the original piano that Cole Porter played at. There was a big picture on the piano of him playin it in the house. Who's who of the old days partied in that house, including JFK. It was awesome to see those pictures and turn and see the exact spot they stood. The swimming pool is the largest private residential pool in Palm Springs. They no longer allow a pool of that size. It's huge with an old mosaic tile design. Massive outdoor kitchen. The dog house was big with it's own air conditioner. The master suite was beyond huge. The bathroom was palatial with it's own fireplace taller than me and massive beam ceilings with the heaviest looking marble tub in the center I lovingly called the coffin. It also very uncomfortable to lay in it. The toilet and bidet are in a separate room the size of small bedroom. The family room was massive all wood paneling high ceilings and wet bar that spanned the width of the room. Lot's and lots of french doors. Hated cleaning them. Two separate guest houses. One of them had a god awful ugly mosaic tiled bathroom. The entire bathroom was covered. Walking in there made one feel dizzy. The varying colors and designs was insane. The house, in my opinion, wasn't the prettiest. just old. Hated the aqua faded outdoor tile. Huge fountain outside in the back with a Sculptor. The main house kitchen had been remodeled and was huge. multiple ovens, burners, huge fridge, etc. Both Laundry areas at either end of the house were so tiny with no counters to fold clothes. LOL. I remember those days. Took way to many hours to clean. When they started renting it out for events for $1, 000 a night after she died we had to hire 3 others to help clean it. People can be messy, including rich people.

[sashamilanactor]

I love movies. I love learning about the Golden age of Hollywood, how actors lived, died, the lives they lived . I just love it. You are a great story teller

[lauriemyers]

My brother lives next door in Palm Desert. His in-laws are from Palm Springs and they went to Palm Springs High School. They have some pretty amazing stories. Rubbing elbows with the rich and famous is an every day thing!

[TheGraveyardChannel]

Hi Jordan, WOW, thank you, so much, for meeting up and spending the day together. Watching you film and then seeing the edited video, makes me even more impressed with how professional and talented you are. ALSO, I just received 100 new subscribers in the past couple of hours. Obviously they came from your channel :-) I just uploaded my video from our day together and I hope all of my subscribers will start following you too. Thanks, again, for generously doing this. You are Awesome!

[MattJ]

Great decision on the meetup with Steve. I know he's lived in that area for years so he knows a lot about Palm Springs.

[dana_brooke_]

My grandfather was friends with Bob Hope. When my grandfather passed away I found an invitation to an event Bob was hosting at a hotel in Miami Beach. I still have the invitation.

[ceceblack]

I love watching the celebraty homes seeing where they lived and hearing parts of their lives.
Thanks, Jordan for all you do.

[jan]

I agree Jordan, Palm Springs is a architectural master piece. I never tire of see those homes there. The homes have stood the test of time, and so has the community.

[whitleybayman]

I love these walk around celebrity homes vlogs Jordan. Sitting in freezing Scotland in the cold but beautiful countryside, but these vlogs warm me up seeing the weather, sunshine and palms

[justifiedlife]

The thing that strikes me the most about all these houses, is how modest they are. Today's celebrities live in huge mansions, and spend millions on homes.

[kathleenhorner]

My hubby and I really enjoyed this vlog. I love how you take us around to the old Hollywood homes and locations. So glad that you are continuing to include that in your vlog collection! Yeah, we also dig Steve's vlogs, too. Cool to see you two joining in on this one. Thank you, Jordan! 😄

[Wnow]

I was very fortunate to shake hands with Kirk Douglas as I meet him in LA at a charity event, and the biggest highlight for I loved all the old movie actors and moving to the USA and finally meet one of the greatest stars was fabulous!

[teresahardy]

Loved seeing the movie stars homes. Thanks for taking me with you Jordan. Been really sick and watching you helps. Be safe in your travels. Hug Jah for me.

[utubernan]

The houses there really complement the landscape, they’re beautiful.

[rafaelinaurena]

Wow thank you so much my dear JORDAN!!! God bless you And Steve!!

[lindagerdner]

I enjoyed seeing the homes of so many celebrities.

[Wnow]

Nice to see young people who know all these great people and artists from years past... love Palm Springs and wish I new more about it!

[jacquestedcooper]

Great to see you with Steve. I never miss either of your blogs. Palm Springs seems like such a great place to go. Keep up all your great work. Stay safe.