Serendipity 3 a 1960s photograph of Andy Warhol and Serendipity 3 co-founder Stephen Bruce. There is also a Serendipity 3 in Harajuku, in Tokyo, Japan. Serendipity 3 has appeared prominently in at least two major movies. The movie most associated with the restaurant is its namesake "Serendipity". Released in 2001, it centers on a couple that meet by chance while shopping at Bloomingdale's, and share dessert at the restaurant later that same night. "One Fine Day", released in 1996, also has a scene in the restaurant, featuring the Frrrozen Hot Chocolate. "Trust the Man", released in 2006, includes a scene of David
The Serendipity Singers including The Ink Spots, The Drifters, Tiny Tim, and The Marvelettes and drew small crowds. In 1986, Stanton directed and produced one season of the syndicated, "The Serendipity Singers Show" starring Laura McKenzie. The group starred in a 1986 video release, "The Serendipity Singers: An American Family Christmas" released by Republic Pictures Home Video. Stanton also directed a film in 1987 starring the singers entitled, "America: The Great Mississippi" written and starring McKenzie along with group members Andy Hooper, John Ross, Jodie Scott, and Holly Setlock. Also featured in the film were Charley Pride and B.J. Thomas. The group appeared