The glorious culmination of the Pablo Escobar Tour was Pablo's old house or a hideout, really where he lived with his brother in his final months, stored cash and vehicles, and eventually met his bloody end.
The Enquirer reports that someone found 25-year-old Anthony's secret hideout in Florida and put on her door a threatening note that read, "I know where you are, I'm coming to put a bullet through your brain".
Now it is more of a hideout for dear old aunts enjoying Sunday brunch.
Before him, Charlie Hebdo was a hideout for avuncular old May '68-ers '68-erse a bit embarrassed to have over for a familyouinner.
The boy is forced to share his hideout with his older half-sister, an artist and a heroin addict.
The assailant threw two grenades at Mr Ibrahim's entourage, driving through the dusty plaza that the Iraqi regime created when in 1991 it bulldozed the rebels' hideouts in the old souk.
They're like bristling three-dimensional history paintings: messy offices, banal living rooms, sinister hideouts, piles of old appliances or towers of newspapers, with each space telling its own story.
The look: Hideout is a grand old man of streetwear, and its tiny Soho location has been a must-visit for import streetwear since 1998.
