They design each tattoo individually. But even more interesting are the oddball events it sponsors, like the annual Robert Burns Night celebration, where artistes and wanna-bes gather to read poems, taste Scotch and eat haggis. The dot man himself, Tyree Guyton, still has a loyal following. Located on Heidelberg Street, between Mt. Elliott and Ellery, on Detroit's near east side, it is indeed something else. The pottery dates back to 1903 and sells a great selection of tiles, ornaments and serving pieces.
Evening gowns worn with high-heeled boots is a big trend for fall.
Pols, civil servants, Poles at heart or in bloodline still gather to keep things hopping even in a neighborhood that's seen better days. The Ivanhoe is also known as the Polish Yacht Club. The three-term governor, known to be an avid movie watcher, has been spotted at Celebration Cinema, a fairly new multiplex with comfy seats. 200 E. Edgewood Blvd. The workers at AMC Theatres don't dole out the butter themselves anymore.