[Scarface]

Klondike

[solvegas]

Bars.

[Scarface]

Prison

[TheZookie007]

Gold rush. (The expression " Heard it on the grapevine" comes from the California Gold Rush of 1848 - 1850's, when prospectors would gather by some grapevines and talk about how their gold panning was going.)

Not really.

"According to One Stop English, "heard it through the grapevine" traces its origin to the United States, all the way back in the 19th century after Samuel Morse invented the telegraph system. This was a time when telecommunication was still in its infancy, and that meant the system required an extensive route with thousands of miles worth of wire installed. Much like the telephone wires we know from modern times, the telegraph wires were located several feet above the ground and held in place by poles. People who noticed the wires and poles commented that they resembled the strings used to train grapevines, and with that in mind, a popular expression was born."

[TheZookie007]

To continue the game:

Prison

"Trapped" (Jimmy Cliff)
the original version of the song from 1972; Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band covered it in 1981, and his version appeared on 1985's We Are The World album, which  has become a staple of his live sets ever since.

[MaxBigfoot]

snare

[Scarface]

Rabbit

[CarlTL]

Jessica

[solvegas]

Toontown.

[TheZookie007]

Cartoon Network

[MaxBigfoot]

Adult Swim

[CarlTL]

Everyone into the pool.

[solvegas]

Lifeguard.

[Scarface]

Baywatch

[solvegas]

Pamela Anderson.