The former WDIV anchor's country-music drama “Bastard” is set in Chelsea, drawing on his own Tyler, Texas newsroom days.

The Detroit singer helped shape hits like “Heat Wave” and “Dancing in the Street” before working for Michigan Bell.

Two festivals, one weekend: Ferndale's DIY Street Fair and the Funky Ferndale Art Fair take over Woodward Avenue with 140-plus extra artists.

Art Leaders Gallery pairs Dr. Seuss with Picasso and Dalí, plus a Horton sculpture found nowhere else.

Great Lakes Brass caps two BYOB shows at Green Frog Photo Studio, then leads a second-line parade in Kalamazoo.

Midtown's City Bird now runs the 21-year-old holiday market, which draws about 7,000 shoppers to the Masonic Temple.

Violinist Joshua Bell headlines the DSO's Sept. 26 gala, while the orchestra says it wants everyone to find a seat at Orchestra Hall.

COLTRANE 100 spans Eastern Market to Campus Martius Park, tying the sax legend's Detroit ties to a global centennial.

David Janeway heard Oscar Peterson at Baker's Keyboard Lounge as a teen. Now he returns to Blue LLaMA with a new live album.

Metro Detroit shops are marking a remastered 'Maggot Brain' with guitar contests, karaoke, and a peanut-butter coffee blend.

The Flint rapper caps his comeback tour with a Crofoot Ballroom stop, one day after dropping his new album, The World Is Yours.

Nearly 40 works trace O'Keeffe's decades-long fascination with barns, skyscrapers and adobe walls, anchored by a DIA painting since 1945.

The 66-year-old Bloomfield Hills native says A24 wanted him to sign away his legal rights before he'd even seen the movie.