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Sean Garrison / Shooting LA/ Getty Images This story was originally published on 5/6/2016; it has been updated to reflect new information and dates. Frank Sinatra's iconic Twin Palms home (which can now be rented!) wasn't the crooner's only desert estate. Sinatra also had another property for when he needed an escape, which Realtor.com referred to as "Mr. Sinatra's Secret Hideaway." Officially named "Villa Maggio" (a nod to his character in From Here to Eternity), Sinatra's dreamy Palm Desert property sits perched high on a mountaintop. With nine bedrooms, three kitchens, nine fireplaces, ...

CJ Verdell, offense rule the day during Oregon Ducks’ first spring scrimmage Updated Apr 17, 2021; Posted Apr 17, 2021 Oregon's CJ Verdell runs for a 67-yard touchdown on the first play of Saturday's scrimmage at Autzen Stadium. (Eric Evans Photography) Facebook Share EUGENE — It took just one play for CJ Verdell to remind the approximately 1,500 in attendance for Oregon’s first spring scrimmage that he’s arguably the Ducks’ most dynamic offensive weapon. The fifth-year junior running back broke free for a 67-yard touchdown run up the middle and ending in the right corner of the e...

How QBs Anthony Brown, Jay Butterfield, Ty Thompson performed during Oregon Ducks' first spring scrimmage Updated 5:44 PM; Today 5:44 PM Oregon's Anthony Brown passes with fellow quarterback Jay Butterfield and Ty Thompson watching before Saturday's first spring scrimmage at Autzen Stadium. (Eric Evans Photography) Facebook Share EUGENE — Anthony Brown had the strongest command of Oregon’s offense during the Ducks’ first spring scrimmage. It should come as little surprise that Brown, far and away the eldest and most experienced of UO’s signal callers, had the best performance at Aut...

The ten-acre property hidden in the mountains above the Coachella Valley played host to Rat Pack parties Celebrities were flown in to enjoy the nine bedroom home by helicopter, landing on its private helipad The home - just a few hours from Las Vegas in Palm Desert - provided a much needed retreat for the singer  Commissioned in 1967 by Sinatra, the estate cost $1.9 million to build and boasted a kitchen he designed Architect Ross Patton completed the project in 1970 and the singer lived in the home for 12 years  Sinatra, who was raised in New Jersey, also had homes on New York’s Upper Ea...

Frank Sinatra's desert escape VIlla Maggio, inspired by his character in "From Here to Eternity" and a host to Rat Pack parties, is for sale.