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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
By Jared Rasic, Last Word Features
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
By Lee DeVito
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
‘There’s no reason for this to exist’: Reviews of ‘How to Train Your Dragon,’ ‘Materialists,’ and ‘The Life of Chuck’
“A live-action remake of an animated classic that’s only 15 years old feels just a little too cynical to me”
Detroit's Rouge Park celebrates 100 years with free three-day festival
The event will feature live music, a family-friendly carnival, local performers, a community resource fair, and a special fundraising reception
Tags: Things to Do, History, Nature, Rouge Park, Friends of Rouge Park, Detroit, recreation, parks, centennial
Detroit pastor admits to affair, denies explosive claims from former churchgoer
No, there is not a ‘Tea Bag Killer’ in Detroit, police say
Detroit’s Per Ankh Entheogenic Church is spreading the gospel of psilocybin mushrooms
