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Detroit’s Murals in the Market celebrates 10 years with return to Eastern Market
After beautifying other neighborhoods in the city, the international murals festival is returning to its original home
By Lee DeVito
Tags: Arts, Music, Visual Art, Murals in the Market, 1XRUN, Eastern Market, Movement Music Festival, Slideshow
‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ feels like nothing else in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Thankfully, this is not another origin story
By Jared Rasic, Last Word Features
Tags: Movies, Television, Views & Opinions, Marvel Cinematic Universe
The salvation of Claressa Shields
Flint’s self-proclaimed “GWOT” of boxing on the ups and downs of celebrity and her upcoming fight against Lani Daniels
By Kahn Santori Davison
Tags: Culture, Sports, Flint, Claressa Shields, Little Caesars Arena, Cover Story
Free Will Astrology (July 23-29)
What do the stars have in store for you this week?
By Rob Brezsny
‘Eddington’ is a convincing period drama and satire of the 2020 pandemic
Somehow still, the film manages to be hilarious, heart-wrenching, shocking, infuriating, and genuinely exciting, while still feeling like an honest, microcosmic appraisal of America
Tags: Movies, Television, Views & Opinions
Detroit’s Chinatown Vision Committee Announces First Annual Block Party to Celebrate Culture and Local Businesses
By Metro Times Promotions
Tags: Culture
HAUS OF PINGK PRESENTS: AREA 51
Tags: Arts
New ‘Superman’ flick bodes well for James Gunn’s DC Universe
The film feels like a Saturday morning cartoon brought to life for kids to enjoy just as much as their parents
Tags: Movies, Television, Views & Opinions, James Gunn, Superman
Free Will Astrology (July 9-15)
In Her Own Words: Michelle S. Morris on Loss, Legacy, and Launching a New Life
Michigan Science Center’s T. rex exhibition extended again
‘Tyrannosaurs – Meet the Family’ will run though the summer
Tags: Things to Do, Youth, Nature, Michigan Science Center
Metro Detroit filmmaker tells rarely heard Iraqi American story in award-winning film ‘Pomegranate’
Director and writer Weam Namou turned trauma, diversity, and community into a work of art
By Steve Neavling
Tags: Movies, Movies, Spirituality, Weam Namou, film, movie, Pomegranate, Chaldeans, Muslims, Iraq, Sadaam Hussein, Sterling Heights, Iraqi Christians
Hamtramck’s ‘Nicolas Uncaged’ film fest marks 10 years of celebrating Hollywood’s hardest-working actor
The long-running fan event brings a double feature of ‘Wicker Man’ and ‘Next’ to Ant Hall
Tags: Movies, Critics’ Picks, Things to Do, Nicolas Cage, Ant Hall, Hamtramck, Jack Schulz, Video
Free Will Astrology (July 2-8)
Entertaining ‘F1’ stays between the lines
Your, ahem, mileage may vary
Tags: Movies, Television, Views & Opinions, Brad Pitt
David Klein Gallery opens new Ferndale headquarters with grand opening celebration
A respected contemporary art gallery brings national acclaim to Livernois Avenue
Tags: Arts, Local Businesses, Real Estate, David Klein Gallery, art, studio, Ferndale, Susan Goethel Campbell, Ebitenyefa Baralaye, contemporary art
‘Jurassic World Rebirth’: This franchise needs to evolve — or go extinct
Should this series go the way of the dinosaurs?
Tags: Movies, Views & Opinions
Free Will Astrology (June 25-July 1)
Tags: Horoscopes, astrology, Metro Times horoscopes
Danny Boyle’s ‘28 Years Later’ redefines zombie movies again
This isn’t just a horror movie — it’s a genre experiment
Tags: Movies, Television, Views & Opinions, Danny Boyle, Alex Garland, Video
New Dodge Lounge Presents Dead Letter Office
Duggan’s campaign draws big money from Trump supporters and wealthy GOP donors
Detroit pastor admits to affair, denies explosive claims from former churchgoer
No, there is not a ‘Tea Bag Killer’ in Detroit, police say
