Wet cement candles? Leather bike locks? Shinola selling more than watches
Shinola, which makes its name on Detroit, is selling luxury candles, piggy banks, and footballs made out of state.
Shinola, which makes its name on Detroit, is selling luxury candles, piggy banks, and footballs made out of state.
“They are saying a lot to the public, but they haven’t been very cooperative,” a high-level fire official said.
One was a mansion for a gambler and hard-partying bachelor. The other was a police precinct.
Marc D. has taken to the streets to document police activity in areas often ignored by the media, but it comes at a price.
The market for Banksy pieces is hard to predict, in large part because of questions of authenticity.
As a towering claw dug into one of four remaining high-rises, Prince forlornly posed as cameras chronicled the beginning of the end for the nation’s first publicly funded housing project for black people.
The 2,500-seat theater once hosted the Kinks, the Who, Jefferson Airplane, Cream, Yes, Fleetwood Mac, Steppenwolf, King Crimson, MC5 and the Stooges.
The Midtown clock is one of four erected in Detroit on Friday to promote Shinola’s brand.
Volunteers at 555 Gallery and Studios want to use the money to offer more space and resources for artists.
The tagger was spotted late this afternoon atop the high-rise that once hosted The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, actress Mae West and playboy Horace Dodge Jr.