Never seen one in the US, but that doesn't say much. What I can say, is that around 2000 malls universally had 1-2 bookstores, and 2-3 music stores + 1-2 enterainment/video stores. Today none have bookstores and are lucky to have 1 music store. Most of the ones I've visited recently don't even have a video/movie store anymore.
Hell. There are large malls here that don't have ANY music, video, or book stores in them at all anymore, period. In fact, North Star Mall has none anymore, and that mall gets the most or second highest foot traffic for the 7th largest US city. That should tell you something right there.
Edit: I didn't check every single one, but at least 3 malls lack book, music, and movie stores. The ritziest mall in the city doesn't have a music store or a movie store... and the only reason it has a bookstore is because they convinced Barnes & Noble to open a full sized store on location. Which where aren't many of those left either, B&N closed quite a few locations... and Borders is outright gone now. I guess there's a reason I don't visit malls anymore!
