License Plate Art Is 'Heavenly' Business
Donna Kosrick and her husband Fred Kostrick own License Plate Heaven, a Fraser, Mich., company that re-purposes license plates into art.
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Donna Kosrick and her husband Fred Kostrick own License Plate Heaven, a Fraser, Mich., company that re-purposes license plates into art.
Park West Gallery artist Leslie Lew of New York seeks to help young children understand that being different is alright.
CBS 62 and CW50 took home six awards out of its 14 nominations at the Michigan Emmy Awards Gala Saturday in Detroit.
The makers of the next installment of the "Transformers" movie franchise plan to shoot this month near Adrian.
With Superman back on the Big Screen, the former metro-Detroiter who wrote the screenplay makes history.
We already knew this because we saw her trekking through the mud on Friday and then being offered a well-intentioned but misspelled parking spot on Saturday morning.
Security is being upgraded for an annual fireworks display in downtown Detroit.
Actor Danny Glover will be the honored guest at the Detroit Institute of Arts' 48th annual celebration which marks the celebration of FAAAA's 50th anniversary year.
With his latest project, "Man of Steel," Goyer becomes the only person to write films about both Batman and Superman.
Start the summer off with a bang at Kensington Metropark, which is hosting a "jaw-dropping" fireworks show on Saturday, June 15.
The Ford Arts, Beats, and Eats Festival is coming back to Royal Oak later this summer. And in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, organizers are putting security on the top of their to-do list.
The premiere of the movie "Decoding Annie Parker" - about the BRCA breast cancer gene - helps support Gilda's Club in Detroit.
Orion Music Festival got a surprise today when the band "Dehaan" took the stage. Fans who were already at the stage waiting were excited to see the guys of Metallica come out and as the first notes rang out of "Hit the Lights," more began running to catch the "secret set."
A southeastern Michigan film festival in its early stages is hoping to someday rival Sundance and Toronto.