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Preview: Luke Haines @ The LuminaireAs anyone who has read his autobiography 'Bad Vibes' will know, Luke Haines is definitely one to harbour a grudge. In his revisionist account of the Britpop era, the former Auteurs front-man lays into everyone from Chris Evans to Justine Frischmann with equal ferocity. So let's hope he's in a... |
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Reyne Haines: Personal Effects of Martin Luther King up for bidIt is not often one stumbles across an item with such historical significance as an item coming up in the November 6-8th auction at Heritage. The highlight of the 20th Century Decorative Arts Sale at Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas is a rocking chair, once owned by Martin Luther King. ... |
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Reyne Haines: Elvis Presley has entered the building!There is still a fascination with all things Elvis....32 years after his death. Fans around the world scour high and low for anything that might have graced the hands of "The King". One man, who might have been considered his biggest fan, collected everything Elvis. That man was ... |
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Reyne Haines: Elvis Presley has entered the building!There is still a fascination with all things Elvis....32 years after his death. Fans around the world scour high and low for anything that might have graced the hands of "The King". One man, who might have been considered his biggest fan, collected everything Elvis. That man was ... |
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Reyne Haines: New Show On NBC on CollectingSet Your DVR!: Art of Collecting with Reyne Haines and Jonathan Novack Premieres Thursday, September 10 on Channel 2, NBC Houston (Houston, Texas) September 9, 2009 - Regionally-sponsored television program The Art of Collecting, hosted by renowned appraiser Reyne Haines and local wea... |
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Reyne Haines: There's gold in them hills...I mean vending machinesJust when you think you've seen it all... In the US, we have vending machines that offer frozen snickers bars, condoms, and headphones for iPods. In 2008, it was noted there were 5,263,900 vending machines in Japan. Almost half of their machines offer cold drinks, and some offering alcohol... |
