EVENT | Political Rally
STAND UP FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD
Saturday, February 11 at 8:30 am - 10:30 am
4229 Cass Ave, Detroit MI 48201 USA... Read More...
Founding partners, Rohani and Kiki, have built not only a “pantry, market and kitchen” but an anchor. Their use of highly curated products, produce and food are top-notch.
Poignant portraits of pre-teen girls from both the Middle East and the U.S. exploring their complex feelings about looking and being looked at by Rania Matar
Imagine the go-to creamy butternut soup that you see at restaurants and bars alike – oftentimes with drizzles of aioli, maybe some crunchy onions flakes, a dash of paprika, or perhaps with a bit of zucchini or carrot chunks for texture.
At the Cave Gallery in Detroit’s Russell Industrial Center, eerie Hillary Clinton masks with their eyes cut out decorated the gallery walls, a clay, baby blue, floral pile of shit delicately perched on top of a cinder block, and a metal sign on the far back wall read “Not Today Patriarchy.”
By Gaia Klotz
“The use of the word community is really interesting,” Stefanie Cohen says to me, her head tilted at an angle as the light catches her long, bead... Read More...
“We talk a lot about the chains that are opening in Detroit, which is great to see these big names here, but people like City Bird and Leon & Lulu, a lot of little stores that are mom and pop corporations."
The life I had envisioned for myself in Manhattan, Woody Allen’s New York or the one that Ralph Lauren had always promised me in his beautiful ads, never seemed to manifest itself.
When the ’55 aqua and white Chevy Bel-Aire pulled out onto the Avenue with its V-8 cranking out of its unforgettable, deep rumble, from its glass-pac dual mufflers, some took notice.
