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24 mouthwatering photos from new restaurant Parc

Photos by Sarah Rahal

By Metro Times editorial staff

Salmon
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Arts & Culture

22 adoptable puppies looking for a fur-ever home in 2017

You didn't know that you needed a puppy until right now.  Just look at those faces. All puppies shown can be found…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Budderball will melt your heart..
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Arts & Culture

9 awesome Detroit homes for sale less than $200K

Real estate is super hot right now in Detroit and there is no better time to purchase a house and make it…

By Metro Times editorial staff

18019 Ohio St, Detroit $100,000; 3 beds, 1.1 bath This charming little house on Ohio St, was built a long time ago and the architecture shows that. The big curves in the entrance ways are stunning, as well as the gorgeous hardwood floors.
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Arts & Culture

Food trends we hope to see (and not see) in Detroit during 2017

With 2016 behind us, we have another year to look forward to - especially in our food scene. While we've made some…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Hot: Smoothie bowls. This is one of those viral trends that we really wouldn't mind seeing more of in Detroit. We've already got an abundance of greasy Coney Island fare available for breakfast. Wouldn't it be nice to see more healthy options dot the corners of the city? Photos via @cafesucco
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Wednesday, 1/11 Phantom of the Opera @ Detroit Opera House Phantom of the Opera — the longest running show on Broadway — is coming out of the shadows to make another appearance at the Detroit Opera House. The sordid love story is shrouded in mystery and suspense, and of course, amazing musical numbers. It follows the main character, Christine Daaé, who’s attracted the clandestine attention of a mysterious, disfigured musical genius and follows the wily antics and murderous lengths he’s willing to go to in order to have her to himself. Of course, a normal, handsome, rich guy is also in love with her, which further complicates things. First-timers and repeat attendees are sure to be dazzled and amazed. Show starts at 8 p.m.; 1526 Broadway, Detroit; 313-237-7464; michiganopera.org; tickets start at $35.
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Arts & Culture

Ringing in the New Year: 20 photos from Detroit's "D-Drop"

Over 30,000 people watched the Detroit "D-Drop" this year and of course, documented it on Instagram. Here are 22 photos of just how…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: Ringing in the New Year: 20 photos from Detroit's "D-Drop"
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Arts & Culture

Horoscopes (Jan. 4-10)

By Metro Times editorial staff

CAPRICORN (Dec. 21-Jan. 20): Your best foot forward has brought you waves of success. After a long period of getting nowhere you are finally seeing results. Who knows how long this will last? Looking at what it took to create this last round of affairs, it’s obvious that you come out on top every time you take a totally novel approach. There are extenuating circumstances that include other people and their instabilities. There are one or two winners who can’t be trusted as far as you can throw them. Keeping an eye on your own issues will make it easier for others to show you what they’re made of.
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Food & Drink

8 places that serve the best pho in metro Detroit

Because just about half of the year is rather gloomy in Michigan, a therapeutic bowl of Vietnamese pho is needed from time…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Pho Hang Photo via IG user @tablefortwodetroit
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Arts & Culture

Happy New Year: 125 photos from V Nightclub on NYE

January 31, 2017 Photos by Dontae Rockymore

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: Happy New Year: 125 photos from V Nightclub on NYE
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Image: All the beautiful ravers we saw during Herobust @ Elektricity
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Arts & Culture

52 wild photos from Dooleys Industry Wednesdays

December 28, 2016 Photos by Dontae Rockymore

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: 52 wild photos from Dooleys Industry Wednesdays
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Music

81 outrageous photos from the Big Show at the Joe

December 29, 2016 Photos by Dontae Rockymore

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: 81 outrageous photos from the Big Show at the Joe
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Arts & Culture

Horoscopes Dec. 28-Jan. 3

By Metro Times editorial staff

CAPRICORN (Dec. 21-Jan. 20): This is getting crazier by the minute. When you turned your life around you weren’t expecting every last thing to change — but that’s the way it the universe works; when one thing changes everything has to change. So what are you looking at? Whatever it is, your best bet would be to hang loose and not get too worried about what it all means. When the cards are getting reshuffled you can’t read your fortune until they fall into place. It isn’t even time to cut the deck yet so sit back and watch the show. Sooner or later all of this craziness will begin to make sense.
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Arts & Culture

Dubious Achievement Awards: 31 reasons to kick 2016 out the door

Every year is full of achievements — often proud ones illustrating how far we've come. That's not what this issue is about.…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Sorry to drink and run In a bid to restore confidence in Flint's lead-plagued water system, Snyder claims to have visited a Flint home and consumed filtered water out of the family's kitchen tap, and that he intends to continue drinking filtered Flint tap water for the next 30 days. But instead of being seen as a selfless display of empathy, many see it as an insincere PR stunt. Flint Mayor Karen Weaver says the promise "does not impress us at all." And all of five days go by before the guv jets off to Europe for trade discussions. A spokesperson says bringing Flint water along "isn't feasible."
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Rock City Eatery: Nikita Sanches' Rock City Eatery finally has the space and freedom to break out of his confines. Formerly located in a mostly working-class Hamtramck, now Sanches and Co. are in the midst of Detroit's boom. Offerings include the visually pleasing "High Steaks," which is in fact a steak meal — smoked tri-tip with herbs, smoking leek, and a side of "Willie Nelson" tater salad. The protein is served on a dainty miniature replica of a Weber barbecue grill. — Serena Maria Daniels (Photo by Scott Spellman. Click here to read the full review.) 4216 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 313-265-3729; rockcityeatery.com
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Food & Drink

15 delicious restaurants at DTW that are better than McDonalds

If you're flying this holiday season, spend a little extra time in the terminal at one of these great restaurants. DTW's McNamara terminal…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Mezza Mediterranean Grille Serving up a huge variety of entrees and boasting world famous hummus, this mediterranean grille has a whole lot to offer. [Gate A54]
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Arts & Culture

Here's what (roughly) $1,000 a month in rent will get you in metro Detroit

Are you are vibrant 20-something looking for your first post-college apartment? Finally decided your parents basement wasn't that cool anymore? Perhaps you…

By Metro Times editorial staff

832 E 10 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220 2 beds 1 bath 787 sq ft $950 /mo
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The Whitney Special New Year’s Eve four-course dinner menu includes Creekstone filet mignon, Chilean sea bass, Australian lamb rack chops, and more. Enjoy live music with dancing in the second floor ballroom and a midnight Champagne toast. Starts at 4 p.m., dinner at 8:30 p.m. or later; 4421 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 313-832-5700; thewhitney.com. Photo via IG @lavishtouchphotos
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Image: 27 photos of the LEGO replica of the Christmas Story house
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Arts & Culture

50 insane close-up photos of Michigan birds like you've never seen before

Macomb County resident Lisa M. Ca purchased a Bird Photo Booth for her backyard to take photos of the birds that frequent her…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Cardinal
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News & Views

13 photos of WSU's Students Organize for Syria candlelight vigil in Detroit

On Monday, Wayne State University's Students Organize for Syria chapter hosted a candlelight vigil to show solidarity with Aleppo in Detroit's Campus Martius. Despite…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: 13 photos of WSU's Students Organize for Syria candlelight vigil in Detroit
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Arts & Culture

90 festive photos from Holiday Spirits @ the Royal Oak Famers Market

December 18, 2016 Photos by Dontae Rockymore

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: 90 festive photos from Holiday Spirits @ the Royal Oak Famers Market
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Arts & Culture

All the beautiful people we saw at the Motor City Choreography Collective Showcase

Photos by Mike Pfeiffer.

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: All the beautiful people we saw at the Motor City Choreography Collective Showcase
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Music

97 outrageous photos from Grizmas at the Masonic Temple

Photos by Mike Pfeiffer.

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: 97 outrageous photos from Grizmas at the Masonic Temple
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32 N Deeplands Rd, Grosse Pointe $1,000,000 4 beds, 3 full, 2 half baths, 3,385 sq ft
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Arts & Culture

21 Michigan winter beers worth drinking this season

By Metro Times editorial staff

Bell’s Winter White Style: Witbier ABV: 5.0% While this Bell’s brew is lighter on the alcohol by volume scale (a respectable 5.0%) there is no denying that Winter White Ale is the ultimate winter beer. It’s a great winter beer for drinkers who don’t want anything too heavy. It’s light and has a great aroma of cloves and cinnamon.
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Food & Drink

16 bakeries in metro Detroit that have the best cookies

C is for Cookie, and cookies are delicious circles of goodness! These are some must-have cookies in metro Detroit, yum!

By Metro Times editorial staff

Sister pie 8066 Kercheval Ave, Detroit 313-447-5550 The name of this bakery may have the word “pie” in it, but Sister Pie does a lot more than bake up the delicious dessert. Their cookies are to die for, especially their gingerbread cookies that are perfect for the holidays. Grab us a pie while you’re there, too!
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Arts & Culture

20 NSFW outfits from Lover's Lane to heat up the holidays this season

Want to heat things up for the holidays?  Find sexy style and more at loverslane.com. This is a sponsored slideshow.

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: 20 NSFW outfits from Lover's Lane to heat up the holidays this season
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Is that an assault rifle or are you just happy to see me?
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Saturday, 12/17 Winter Magic Weekend: Home for the Holidays @ Campus Martius Park This weekend is your last chance to enjoy an evening of boozy winter fun in Campus Martius before this series comes to a close. The event features a wine and beer tasting and attendees are asked to don ugly Christmas sweaters, mostly because now, everywhere you go during the holidays ,you’re expected to wear an ugly Christmas sweater. Anyway, the whole thing takes place under a heated tent, which is great because the forecast for this evening is 20 degrees with a strong chance of snow showers. Ambiance, amiright? There will also be live entertainment, a selfie station, complimentary coat check, and a keepsake commemorative glass will also add to the merriment and festivities. Starts at 7 p.m.; 800 Woodward Ave., Detroit; wintermagicweekends.com; presale tickets are $20; 21 and up.
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Arts & Culture

Let there be light: 11 photos showing the transformation of Detroit's new streetlights

On Thursday, Dec. 15, Detroit's Public Lighting Authority will celebrate a ceremonial "lighting of the last light" at the Detroit riverfront —…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Palmer Park, Whitmore Rd. between 3rd Ave. and Manderson Rd. Photo by Alex Hall.
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Arts & Culture

Horoscopes (Dec. 14-21)

by Cal Garrison.

By Metro Times editorial staff

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21-Dec. 20): You’ve got so much going on in the relationship area, it’s hard to know what to say. Some of you are saying goodbye; others are saying hello. Father issues are probably huge right now. Within all of this you have too much going on and it’s filling the space that is needed for a few moments of reflection. Older demons have you hogtied to things that have yet to be released. The more you can own up to your mistakes and let others off the hook, the easier it will be for you to either let go, or hang on. The only right answer in this situation is the one that works for you.
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U-M fires employee, suspends 4 others over pro-Palestinian protest

By Steve Neavling

Police respond to an antiwar demonstration at the University of Michigan Museum of Art on May 3.

Macomb County high school vandalized with racist graffiti, prompting outcry over school’s response

By Steve Neavling

Image: Macomb County high school vandalized with racist graffiti, prompting outcry over school’s response

Mediterranean restaurant Cava is coming to Detroit

By Lee DeVito

Cava is slated to open at 636 Woodward Ave., Detroit.
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