The Arts
Godfather of Techno | Derrick May
Tess Reidy discusses music, economy, and why so many people have left Detroit City
THE BUSINESS OF MONSTERS AND DEMONS
“This has been a longtime passion of mine that started about a decade ago,” Kollin shared. “I had been attending conventions for a while and there were only a handful of events anywhere, so I decided it would be worthwhile to bring an event to Southeast Michigan.”
Actor Noomi Rapace On Character Lisbeth Salander
FILM
"Lisbeth is a human being who’s suffered a lot. She needed to create her own world, her own set of rules, as the ones that exist haven’t helped her. She’s... Read More...
AUTHOR Jeremy Williams Discusses Detroit’s Black Bottom Community
BOOK
Black Bottom was located on Detroit’s lower east side and bounded by Gratiot Avenue, Brush Street, Vernor Highway and the Grand Trunk railroad track... Read More...
Young Frankenstein | A Word With The Ensemble
It doesn’t seem we speak enough about theatre in this city.
As I sat enjoying a bottle of Red Bicylette Rose inside the Cadillac Café, during the intermissi... Read More...
Detroit’s Dirty Little Secret
After ten years of annual erotic exhibitions, and several on-the-road guerrilla exhibits - including openings in Sydney, Zurich, Vancouver and LA - The Dirty Show® has resurfaced from the underground.
Theatre | Interview With Actress Estelle Parsons
Classic theatrical actress discusses her life on the stage
Out To Lunch With Jerry Vile
What happens in Detroit stays in Detroit (Vegas stole our slogan).
Richard Schemm | Palimpsest
On a cold day in November, on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, Michigan artist Richard Schemm sold three pieces: One to actor Kate Blanchett, another to actor Josh Lucas and a third to Society gal, and patron of the arts, Ginny Williams.
This December Morning (Christmastime in Detroit, early 70s)
The kids entered the inner-sanction of Santa's house to make their wishes. Maybe they were big enough to cover everyone.
AVEDON | Fashion Photographs 1944-2000
Richard Avedon was born in New York City in 1923 and spent nearly every day of his life operating a camera until the day he died, October 1, 2004, while on assi... Read More...