MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A judge has seen enough progress on the dilapidated home where singer Aretha Franklin was born to keep it from being demolished. News outlets report that Shelby County ...
What's up with those giant cut-outs of Elvis, Tina, Justin and Aretha? In May of 2021, in the wake of the pandemic shutdown, towering painted images of Elvis Presley and Tina Turner appeared, more or ...
When Aretha Franklin sought a second metro Detroit home as a creative sanctuary and hub for her famously lavish parties, she found the ideal spot. In March 1994, she purchased the Rose Estate, a ...
Aretha Franklin purchased the Rose Estate in 1994, but the home fell into disrepair in the years before her death. Detroiters Trevor Thomas and Brandon Lynum purchased and restored the home, ...
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