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So, you’ve mastered banana bread. Patisserie-worthy loaves are next.

The founders of event planning company Graham Stanton Co. share their insight

There are restrictions, but catching a flick under the stars is still one of the surest bets for a fun summer night

He's created pieces for Christina Milian, Gigi Hadid, and Khloe Kardashian

And scientists say it may be here to stay

Jeremiah Wheeler encourages non-Black people advocating for the Black community to "commit. commit to the struggle."

The Dearborn studio is turning crisis into creativity with its new glassworks

Couples whose big days happened to coincide with a global pandemic are finding ways to make a smaller celebration special with no regrets

After beating cancer, the jazz artist is finding his groove in Ann Arbor

What’s a food entrepreneur to do when the kitchen’s closed for business? Prop a camera on the counter and hit record.

A pandemic-proof way to bring art to the people

After months of solitude, it’s time to ease back into getting together. Here’s how to do it safely and in style.

Engage with the local arts community from the comfort and safety of your home

After a blockbuster inaugural year, the PGA event is changing things up for the COVID-19 era

From 1970 to 2020, here's what's happened in the state

Given a little freedom, we naturally want more. But how can master the art of partaking responsibly?

Ease into summer with these page turners

Michigan’s history-making attorney general has something other liberal firebrands lack — real political power — and she’s not afraid to use it

The metro Detroit native has created more than 80 murals around the world

The companies have organized the manufacture of gowns, face shields, masks, air-purifying respirators for those masks, and ventilators