Detroit Remains a Muse for Acclaimed Photographer Camera Jesus
The Romeo native has amassed nearly 100,000 Instagram followers
Vinyl Revival: How Detroit Became a Hub for the Industry’s Comeback
Whether making them, selling them, or simply spinning them, Detroit is teeming with people who are passionate about records
The Record Keepers: Mark Stryker
Music writer, jazz fan, lover of records and the places that sell them
The Record Keepers: Carl Craig
A techno legend with a taste for "Honey"
Take These for a Spin
Stepping into a record store can be a bit intimidating for the casual consumer or the vinyl virgin. So much music … where to begin? In the spirit of National Record Store Day — an annual celebration of vinyl and its independent purveyors around the world, happening this year on June 20 — we asked owners and staff at nine local shops to share their recommendations for records worth adding to your collection. Happy hunting!
Abdul El-Sayed on His New Book, ‘Healing Politics’
The former gubernatorial candidate talks receiving death threats, intolerance within the Muslim community, and his frustrations with politicians
The Way It Was – Westown Theatre, 1936
The Westown Theatre enjoyed only about three decades of life before closing circa 1967
Wash Your Hands to These 16 Songs By Artists with Metro Detroit Roots
Scrub along to hits like “Lose Yourself” by Eminem, Alice Cooper's “School's Out,” or “Respect” by Aretha Franklin
Specs Howard Marks 50 years of Launching Broadcast Careers
At 93, the disc jokey-turned mentor is as sharp and charismatic as ever and still goes to his namesake institution weekly
5 Michigan True Crime Podcasts to Listen to Now
Get through social distancing with one of these riveting picks
Theo Katzman on How His Time in Michigan Impacts His Music
The singer-songwriter, known for his work with the funk-pop group Vulfpeck, recently released his first solo album
Object Lesson: Frida Kahlo’s ‘Self-Portrait with Monkey’
The DIA’s Dorota Chudzicka, assistant curator of modern European art, decodes the piece
Khalid and The 1975 to Headline the 2020 Mo Pop Festival
The music festival is heading to Detroit's Historic Fort Wayne Park this year
The Founders of Means TV on Their Post-Capitalist Streaming Service
The revolution will not be televised — but it just might be binge-watched
Spring Reading Pick: ‘Frida in America: The Creative Awakening of a Great Artist’
How the Motor City helped the artist find her voice
25 Things to do in Metro Detroit This March
Grammy-Award winner Billie Eilish, country group Little Big Town, and jazz opera 'Champion' are in town
‘Dearborn Girl’ Explores the Intersection of Being Muslim and Feminist
The women behind the podcast are challenging stereotypes that exclude many from the mainstream movement
Getting Sports and Online Gambling Ready for Action in Michigan
Hold your bets - for now
Trans Sistas of Color Project Detroit’s Co-founder on Art and Identity
Multidisciplinary artist and Kresge fellow Ahya Simone talks the burdens and the blessings of being transgender
Detroit Dream Day with Artist Jova Lynne
The MOCAD curator's perfect day is filled with art, artists, and tasty food
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